Max Bane wrote:
> http://clml.uchicago.edu:8081/
> - the main content box (with the white background) is for some reason
> not flush with the menu to its left (as it is in firefox), and thus
> does not line up with the orange header and footer.
3px jog bug.
Simplest fix is to adjust the backside margin on the floating menu in
IE6 (and older)...
* html div#menu {margin-right: -3px;}
> - the blue div which runs horizontally across the field grows taller
> as the window resizes, whereas it is supposed to keep a fixed height
> (as it does in firefox).
IE6 doesn't respect given dimensions.
Only fix is to hide the overflow first - which prevents the element from
growing, and then make the overflow visible again.
Such a fix can only work in IE/win, since it is relying on IE-bugs to
fix IE-bugs. Will also only work if the other elements can be relative
positioned - which isn't always the case.
No problems when added to _your_ page.
* html div#crossbox {overflow: hidden;}
* html div#crossbox * {position: relative;}
> - the main content box doesn't respect its minimum height in IE
Make use of the fact that IE6 doesn't respect given dimensions. It'll
work to your advantage here.
* html #content {height: 350px;}
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Generally: font-size isn't fixed in any browser - despite the use of
pixels, so it would be wise to change the element-dimensioning slightly
to make it look better when subjected to regular, or optional,
font-resizing. The menu overflows blue container in all my browsers.
regards
Georg
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