Sandy wrote:
Page: <http://www.claimanalytics.com/TEST3/services.shtml>
...I think.
> One of the users of this site is using a PC laptop with IE7 and XP,
> and he is seeing problems that 3 other users on different XP IE7
> combos can't replicate.
> Any idea of what may be going on?
The user has set text-size to "largest", and that's easy to replicate.
IE7 does respect dimensions, but it doesn't recognize parts of content
overflowing a dimensioned container. This causes the overlapping seen on
the picture and the user's screen.
Font-resizing doesn't look much better in other browsers, but at least
they recognize the overflow one way or another and pushes the following
containers out of the way.
So, what you're dealing with is one of the many patches that make IE7
"appear" to be more standard-compliant than its predecessor, while in
reality we're just been given an entirely new bug.
You have to delete the 'height: 298px' on .photoblurb and use
'min-height' instead - with a hacked in height for IE6 to simulate
'min-height' in that browser.
That'll allow IE7 to fall back to something closer to IE6's rendering
when that page is subjected to font-resizing.
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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