Jonny,

Thanks for the second look! Your comments helped me track down the  
"problem" -- though I'm not quite sure how I'm going to handle it at  
present... It seems like the script doesn't include an explicit width  
for the "carousel-clip-region." (We knew that already, I suppose.)  
Rather, it's generated by a parameter in the script: "numVisible,"  
which I had set to 5.

You pointed out the fact that the tables were (much!) wider in IE than  
in Firefox, and I had been considering that a separate problem. (I was  
going to get to it later, because it looked really bad!) As it turns  
out, it's the SAME problem. I had calibrated the "numVisible" based on  
what I was building in Firefox, so IE was doing what it was supposed  
to: showing 5 tables, plus change. It's just that those same 5 tables  
took up 1205 pixels in IE.

I'm going to have to get those tables pulled together in IE one way or  
another, since they just look bad, but perhaps setting some kind of  
explicit div#mycarousel { width:800px!important; } might help adjust  
for width variations.

I suppose the script is geared more toward images with fixed widths,  
rather than tabular data!

Thanks a LOT for the input, it's put me on a trail I couldn't have  
found otherwise!
Jeff.


> On 3 Aug 2008, at 09:39, Jonny Stephens wrote:
>
>> The IE7 problem appears to stem from the widths generated as inline
>> styles to the following divs
>>
>> <div class="carousel-component" id="mycarousel">
>> <div class="carousel-clip-region">
>>
>> In Firefox, Firebug shows width: 820px. In IE7 the developer toolbar
>> shows width:1205px. If I remove the inline width property using the
>> IE bar toolbar the carousel shows the correct width.
>
> I've had a spare couple of minutes to revisit this. It may be that
> adding the following will bring IE7 into line, though it'd be good to
> know what's causing the different widths to be generated.
>
> div#mycarousel { width:800px!important; }
>
> IE7 has another issue: the carousel's TDs display wider, so they
> don't fit evenly.
>
> Jonny
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