Hi Ned
I'm at work, so am being forced to use IE5.5 (entirely against my will, I
assure you). The content is dropping below the menu. Afraid I can't offer a
solution at the moment as my pc/ie won't let me view the css (yes, I love my
Win95 pc...) - I imagine it's something to do with widths and ie not being able
to add. I can send you a screenshot if that helps - let me know and I'll send
it offlist.
Best wishes
Emily (who should be working, not checking her emails)
Quoting Ned Lukies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I have been developing a catalogue/shopping cart site for a client and have
> come across the following problem in IE. For some reason, every now and then,
>
> a rectangular patch of the background shows though. A screen capture of this
>
> is available at:
>
> http://www.madforit.com.au/brothers/ie.jpg (please excuse the quality of the
>
> image)
>
> The offending page can be found at:
>
> http://brothers2.madforit.com.au/index.php/user/product/beer/local_beer/
>
> Note the dark blue box below the heading "SPECIAL - Gold Stubbies".
>
> I have been taring my hair out for hours trying to figure this one out.
> Sometimes its there, others it isn't. Sometimes you have to add something
> into the shopping cart before it will play up. I haven't been able to
> replicate the problem in any other browser.
>
> Also while I am here, has anyone noticed that if you create a PNG file with a
>
> solid colour in it, it will never match up to the to a background colour in
> Safari. Is there any way to make sure they do or is PNG support in Safari
> broken? An example screenshot:
>
> http://www.madforit.com.au/brothers/safari.jpg
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> For those who want to know this is my first real site in XHTML + CSS. I have
>
> wanted to do it before, but I have never had a designer who would actually
> let me write the HTML code until now.
>
> At the backend I have used (slightly off topic i know)
>
> PHP4
> HTML_QuickForm (Object Oriented form builder)
> DB_DataObject (Object Oriented interface to MySQL)
> Smarty template engine
>
> Hopefully in the end, I will have a standards compliant web site, that neatly
>
> has all the back end code separated from the HTML. It should be a dream to
> maintain if I manage to achieve this.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Ned
>
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