[css-d] IE positioning error

2011-04-24 Thread Brian Jones
Hi,

I am working on this site (http://www.aandhc.com/sandbox/) on the
projects page there is horizontal divider at the bottom. The divider
is positioned correctly FF,Chrome but not IE.
I'd appreciate any suggestions on this issue or any other issues that are found.

Thanks

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[css-d] IE positioning error

2011-04-24 Thread Brian Jones
Hi,

I am working on this site (http://www.aandhc.com/sandbox/) on the
projects page there is horizontal divider at the bottom. The divider
is positioned correctly FF,Chrome but not IE.
I'd appreciate any suggestions on this issue or any other issues that are found.

Thanks

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Re: [css-d] IE positioning error

2011-04-24 Thread upa...@earthlink.net

I'm a fairly new coder. About 6 months into this, but as I look at your site 
with Chrome or FF it appears there is a white band in the approx center of the 
page that contains your main text and the horizontal rule lines. Above and 
below that is a space where it appears you can view the woodgrain background 
image you have for your body. With IE, I don't see that space on the bottom of 
the page. The white band with your text is pushed to the bottom of the page. I 
was building a site with space above, and below my wrapper created by margin. I 
soon figured out that IE would not read or render the bottom margin. My 
suggestion, and as was my fix, is I put an empty div below my wrapper. The area 
where I wanted to create space. Giving it width and height the same as I had 
for top margin above my wrapper. I took away the bottom margin, and let all 
browsers including IE read an empty div. Maybe I'm wrong about that but it 
worked for me.  

Upadam   

 


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[css-d] IE positioning error

2005-09-05 Thread Andrew Mason

Hi folks,

 I'm having a problem in IE with an image not properly displaying.   
If you look at this link in Firefox, you will see that the image of  
the graph shows to the right of the sidebar:


http://policytree.org/tree.php? 
root=1active=1PHPSESSID=4cff8731191b9c0c9694971b188a1c8e


now take a look in IE; the image falls down below the sidebar.  This  
doesn't happen for all the graphs, just the ones that go off the edge  
of the right side of the page.  Anyone know how to fix this?


Thanks,

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Re: [css-d] IE positioning error

2005-09-05 Thread Gunlaug Sørtun

Andrew Mason wrote:

http://policytree.org/tree.php? 
root=1active=1PHPSESSID=4cff8731191b9c0c9694971b188a1c8e


now take a look in IE; the image falls down below the sidebar.  This 
doesn't happen for all the graphs, just the ones that go off the edge

of the right side of the page.  Anyone know how to fix this?


One option:

#sidebar {
float: left;
width: 200px;
 margin-right: -200px;
}
...removes float[1]. The sidebar acts as the combination of a float and
an absolute positioned element.
In short: sidebar doesn't take up space, but display as normal.

#graph{
margin-left: 201px;
float: left;
display: inline;
}
...float the wide element and correct 'margin-doubling-bug' in IE/win.

regards
Georg

[1]http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_demo_float_03.html
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