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I am using Captivate 7 to create a presentation in HTML5.<br />
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It publishes to: &nbsp;C:\Captivate\Publish\BDotB<wbr />asicTraini<wbr />ng\index.h<wbr />tml<br />
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If I open that link with Google Chrome to view it everything looks great. If I open it with internet explorer every object looks out of place and all the way on the top.<br />
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Only if I place the published project inside a website and use <a href="Http://localhost" rel="ugc">Http://localhost</a>&nbsp;.. etc .. <br />
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then it displays fine. Why can Chrome display fine in a local file and internet explorer cant ?
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I am using Captivate 7 to create a presentation in HTML5.

It publishes to:  C:\Captivate\Publish\BDotBasicTraining\index.html

If I open that link with Google Chrome to view it everything looks great. If I open it with internet explorer every object looks out of place and all the way on the top.

Only if I place the published project inside a website and use Http://localhost .. etc .. 

then it displays fine. Why can Chrome display fine in a local file and internet explorer cant ?

html 5 captivate site not looking good locally in internet explorer

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Web Browsers

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Web Development

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