Yes it should but when was it IE 6 was released? 1999 I think and 7
years is a very long time for any software.
Need a table... use a table. You really can't blame CSS.
Have a great weekend
Kim
Stevio wrote:
Surely web sites should be designed to work across browsers,
especially the browser used by most users, even if it isn't very good?
This is a web standards group isn't it? ;-)
Stephen
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On 5/12/06, Stevio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Christian,
The way I wrote that paragraph is perhaps misleading. When I say a
bug, I am
talking about the fact that the middle column is dropping down below the
left and right column as you resize the page (bug). I am not talking
about
the fact that the right column eventually disappears (feature).
Basically, the feature doesn't always work right. Try resizing that page
using IE6, the content in the middle drops down *before* the column
on the
right disappears. The header bar also gets messed up. Disable
JavaScript and
the paragraph on the right can be moved further to the left than the
central
paragraph. Maybe my background in software engineering is showing
here, as
finding and eradicating bugs is part of a programmer's job.
OK, I understand now. Granted the site doesn't work right in IE (I
should probably tell the designer to fix that). But if you look at it
in another browser, any other browser, you'll see the intended
behavior... I guess what I meant to say is "look at this site in a
browser like Firefox." Anyway, my original point still stands, just
use a browser other than IE.
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