Mette Haahr wrote:
> http://www.cree8.dk/oktober/ny/a.shtml
Doesn't line up in any browser except IE6, I'm afraid. That's mostly
because IE6 can't handle any advanced CSS, so it get it wrong.
Maybe IE7 will do better (?)
You should download and test in a few more browsers at your end, and
better design in/for Opera/Gecko first, and correct IE6 later.
Your page doesn't need many IE/win only corrections as far as I can see,
so it's just a question of getting it right to begin with.
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1: delete <p> around <img src="mlefttop.gif" alt="" />
...browsers have default margins, and no browsers have the same defaults
as IE6.
2: delete 'background-attachment: fixed;' on #banner and #bannerinner -
and *everywhere* else.
...IE6 has no idea what 'fixed' means, while the other browsers _do_ and
will "fix it" to the browser-window instead of to the element itself.
The default (no 'background-attachment' defined) is "static".
Static is what IE6 will use anyway, so all browsers will line up those
backgrounds identical when they are not given any 'background-attachment'.
3: set 'height: 101px;' on #banner and #bannerinner, and delete this:
<img src="transp.gif" alt="" width="22" height="101">
...there's no need for spacer-gifs anymore.
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The above will fix most line-up problems and give you a good-looking
page across browser-land. A few minor details left that I don't have
time to go into at the moment.
regards
Georg
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