[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>After fixing my escaping margin problem I decided to test across platform.
>
>
Hi Brian,
For the next time: testing cross platform after each major step in
design can make it easier to diagnose at what point some browsers
(/browserlike things: IE!) are going wrong. ;-)
>Here is what I have found:
>
>Safari, FF 1.5 on a Mac - OK
>FF 1.5 on a PC - OK
>IE on a PC - No Good
>
>I have for the past day been trying to figure out what the problem is.
>Seems like I am out of the zone with this project.
>
>Can anyone gear me in the right direction? why would the right column
>not render at the top of the page?
>
>
The right column *is* starting at 0px from top (FF and IE both), but the
bg-img in the #rightColumn is around 15px high background colored before
starting the box borders. You can see this by pushing it upwards:
#rightColumn { background-position: 0 -10px; }. Is that what you mean?
- The "Locate an attorney" box has a padding, and can be pushed upwards
with a negative margin-top: #rightTop { margin-top: -10px; } if needed.
>http://ad.aaml.uniquethrudesign.com/
>
>Thank you all in advance,
>Brian
>
Sometimes IE can make a sliding when the html is not valid (mostly it
are the others).
See html-validator with tips for repairing:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fad.aaml.uniquethrudesign.com%2F
<http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fad.aaml.uniquethrudesign.com%2F>
I hope IE is performing better after repairing - anyway, it will not
harm! :-)
If the problem is still there (not displaying the "featured profile" img
in IE - more I didn't see; are there other problems?), the list is still
here!
Greetings,
francky
ps:
[1]
If the font-size is enlarged clientside in FF (res. 1024x768), the right
column is breaking between "Learn more" and "Member login". At more
enlarging, the bottom of the "featured" box is breaking too (also in
Opera). - I guess it can be solved by giving the bg_rightMiddle.jpg and
the other bg-img some more painted px in the bottom.
[2]
And at enlarging fontsize (FF again): the nav-menu tabs are extending,
to over the startline of the content - in the bg_main.gif. - Think it
can be solved by splitting the bg-img in 2 parts, or by using the one
bg-img but setting the nav-bar relative (upwards) to the (then fixed
top-margin) #content.
[3]
The default fontsize of the page, combined with the "normal" font-size
of the browser, is rather small. At > 1024x768 (and a big part of the
visitors already at 1024x768) that is too small to read: the visitor has
to adapt by hand! (and after visiting the page and browsing along: the
visitor needs to set the font-size of the browser back again for seeing
other sites - not invitating to come back ...). Lots of people even
don't know it is possible; and lots don't know the Ctrl-Scrollwheel
method (if they have a scrollwheel on their mouse ..). My conclusion:
not enough accessibility/usability. - I should take a font-size of 90%
in the body at least.
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