Maxwell Balmain wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
> Hmmm...
>
> I tried this but that div remains too low. It looked like it was  
> doubling the top-margin so I tried adding halving that margin for IE  
> but that did not work. It must be doubling something to make it drop?
>
> Why does IE always seem to defy reason? Sigh...
>
> Max
>   
Please don't top post. See below:
>
>
> On Dec 19, 2006, at 4:59 PM, ~davidLaakso wrote:
>
>   
>> Maxwell Balmain wrote:
>>     
>>> IE6 is pushing the right floated div(the tour photo gallery div)  
>>> way  down?
>>>
>>> Why???
>>>
>>> Page is here:
>>> http://maxwellbalmain.com/john_working/index.html
>>> Styles is here:
>>> http://maxwellbalmain.com/john_working/styles.css
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Max
>>>
>>>       
>> No guarantee with these suggestions-- local file only with ie/6.0  
>> (eolas) on xp:
>>
>> It may be that you have horizontal padding 30px on both width  
>> bearing divisions. Compliant browsers (and even ie/7.0) include it  
>> in the width. While ie/6.0 is adding that padding (30px) to each  
>> division, causing the left cloumn to be hooked trapped beneath the  
>> other one..
>>
>> Try subtracting the h-padding from the width of both containers for  
>> ie/6.0.
>>
>> * html #left_column { background-color: fuchsia; width:550px;}
>> * html #gallery { background-color: lime; width:530px;}
>>
>> and add an empty comment in the clear thing just for good measure:
>> <div class="clearfloats"><!-- --></div>
>>
>> You may also need to kill the default margin/padding for h2?
>>
>> Best,
>> ~Dl
>>
>>     
>   
If you account for the 20px horizontal  margin on #arrow, does the 
column jump into the correct position:
Include this for ie/6.0 to the above, suggestion:
* html #arrow {  width:140px; } 
Best,
~dL

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