Russ Peters wrote:
> I have two div's for article boxes that I have defined specifically to
> be 22em wide and 20em's high. I have defined a height for these to
> control how big the boxes look by default on the screen (they both have
> to be the same no matter how much content is in them).
If you mean what you say, setting a height will not work. Plug a few
more paragraphs of text in either box and that text will shoot out the
bottom. And you may want to set it flush left instead of justified to
get rid of the rivers.
>
>
> My problem is that there is a space between the footer and the bottom of
> these boxes in both FF and IE7, but in IE6 for some reason it places the
> bottom border of the div's flush with the bottom of the main div (or top
> of the footer). I've tried adding margin's to the article div's as well
> as a margin to the footer with no success. Can anyone see what I'm
> doing wrong or missing here?
>
Validate the file.
Guessing: try adding padding to #main?
#main {padding-bottom: 3em;}
> http://www.redcanoecu.com/index1.asp
>
> Also, in IE6 if you go from the home page to the LOANS page do you get
> an error message? I keep an error only in IE6 and it's so vague that I
> can't pinpoint the problem. I'm still working on that one...but if you
> see something there I'd love to hear it.
>
I do not get an error message. But then I'm running IE6.0 Eolas on XP.
> Russ
>
Regards,
~dL
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