Bobby Jack wrote: > (This is my first reply to the list, so please forgive > any breaking of conventions, and feel free to tell me > if I'm doing anything wrong!) > > bookpage, the footer problem is related to your use of > 'float: left' on the elements preceding the footer. > Since the footer isn't cleared, it 'sticks' to those > elements. You need to add a 'clear: left' to that > footer which, ideally, should have a more semantic > class name (such as 'footer'), rather than the > presentation-based 'center'. > > Digging into the layout slightly deeper, I'm a bit > unsure as to why you've chosen to float those elements > to the left in the first place, so the above is only > really a short-term suggestion. You may have 'better' > results (e.g. wrt the other problems) by simply not > floating those elements. > Thank you for your suggestions and help. I had to use float left in order to get the <hr> to display in FF. I have used the clear:left and now the navbar and footer will not center. I tried taking out the float:left and my <hr> disappears again. > Cheers, > > - Bobby > > --- bookpage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> I think I have all the problems fixed with the >> exception of two on this >> web page. In IE the right margin does not line up. >> You can see the gap >> to the right just under the Contact Us menu link. >> http://tavbooks.com/test/test.html >> >> and http://tavbooks.com/test/ >> >> I tried changing the width for the id="container", >> but then it was off >> to the right in FF. >> >> Also, in the footer "Copyright © 1996-2008 Tavistock >> Book" is not >> centered in correct place for FF, looks fine in IE. >> >> Thanks for any help, >> Rayburn >> >>
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