Tim Dawson wrote: > Ingo Chao wrote: >> Tim Dawson wrote: >>> ... >>>> See IE/6 duplicate char bug-- >>>> <http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/dup-characters.html> >>> >>> Thank you. That looks promising; I've had a quick look, but need to go >>> back. I habitually use a comment when I close a division, as: >>> </div><!-- >>> close divname --> So that's going to get me into lots of trouble. >> >> Not necessarily, because the problem shows up on - 2 html-comments >> (mostly) - >> near hidden-inputs - near display:none-elements - in tight float settings >> with or without html-comments >> >>> I note the article says the problem is fixed in IE7, so if I'm seeing it >>> there too it must be something else. I thought I'd fixed it, by >>> updating a >>> file, but it's still there on some pages, so I'm working on it. >> >> what page? >> > Well it WAS happening on > http://www.holidaymullandiona.co.uk/accn/bb-central-mull.php but I've > increased the space at the bottom of each item and it has gone away. At > this point I'm unsure exactly whether it was margin or padding I > changed, but it did the trick. To find out which, I'll have to see if I > can reverse it. > Thanks to everyone who helped. Removing the comments after div closures has solved the problem in IE6. I haven't been able to produce it again in IE7, but I certainly wasn't imagining it. Now that the comments are gone I doubt if I'll see it no matter what I try.
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