Mimi Huang wrote:
The only major browser left to support is IE5/Mac. And it's not cooperating.
I was wondering whether someone could offer some tips/ideas/code on
getting the design working in IE5/Mac. I'm really hoping this won't
have to result in a complete rewrite of the CSS, because I'm *so
close*.
Site: http://chuang01.web.wesleyan.edu/avalerio/mockup.html
CSS: http://chuang01.web.wesleyan.edu/avalerio/ie6win.css
Without looking in great detail, it is most likely that your problem
has to do with your extensive use of absolute positioning. IE/Mac
has a few problems with that positioning scheme. For your page, I
would start reading here:
<http://l-c-n.com/IE5tests/right_pos/bottom.shtml>. (Indeed, I would
recommend perusing all of Philippe Wittenberg's excellent site for
anyone planning to support IE/Mac.)
Hopefully, that site will get you pointed in the right direction.
--
-Adam Kuehn
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