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Just like the title. . Made on Sogou. . . It's different in Firefox and Google. . There's a lot of difference. . .

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Yes, css may be parsed differently in browsers with various cores. The poster posted the code and the question. Come out

This is an inevitable situation

#left{ margin:5px 500px auto;width:290px; height:700px; background:#9FF;}
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Compatibility is very troublesome

It is recommended that when you write, try to write according to W3c standards, otherwise the browser compatibility will It will make your head several times bigger! Haha, when you usually test browser compatibility, you usually just test a few commonly used ones. There are so many browsers that you can’t test

It is recommended that when you write, try to write according to W3c standards, otherwise Browser compatibility will make your head grow bigger! Haha, when I usually test browser compatibility, I usually just test a few commonly used ones. There are so many browsers that I can’t test them
I have 4 browsers. . . I have no idea about that standard. . . Then help me modify it = =!

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It is recommended that when you write, try to write according to W3c standards, otherwise the compatibility of the browser will make your head grow several times! Haha, when I usually test browser compatibility, I usually just test a few commonly used ones. There are so many browsers that I can’t test them

I have 4 browsers. . . I have no idea about that standard. . . Then help me modify it = =!
This is a matter of common sense. Firefox is currently the browser closest to the standard. Others have compromised.