On 15.05.2012 17:36, Yolanda Aguirre wrote:
I've gone to BrowserLab and tested this page and it looks as intended in all but IE
6& 7.
http://www.blossombeautylounge.com/services/index.html
It's your clearing that disturb those old buggers.
Delete 'clear: right' on the following 4 elements...
.table, .table-left, .table-right, .table-left2
...or change it to 'clear: none', and IE6/7 are likely to behave
themselves. Other browsers don't need clearing on those elements either,
as those floats stack naturally as is.
I have no idea how many who use those versions, other that IE6 is below
the 1% mark in the US.
Aside: I see no point in using divs and other elements to simulate
table-layout in your case. The content you have in there can easily be
classified as _tabular data_, which calls for a proper _HTML TABLE_. But
... what HTML elements you choose to use is not a CSS problem :-)
regards
Georg
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