Thanks so much, worked perfectly, didn't even need the img portions of it.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Corey Frang wrote:
>> I'm having a few IE6 problems with my site.
>>
>> http://php.michaeltisserand.com/
>>
>> In particular, the "books"
I'm having a few IE6 problems with my site.
http://php.michaeltisserand.com/
In particular, the "books" link, compare it to what firefox displays.
There should be room on the left for the blog link, as well as images
floating on the right, I'm not sure why this stuff isn't showing up and
woul
http://www.pablokorona.com/corey/
I figured I'd just post this to both lists as there is a good chance
someone on either side can help me with either problem.
The big problems I'm having
1) The layout breaks hard in IE6, any suggestions?
2) The animation, the #picfloater blinks in and out of ex
If you can afford a little javascript, jQuery can solve that pretty
quickly...
$(document).ready(function(){ $("#containAbt .features
li:even").addClass("even"); });
-or-
$(document).ready(function(){ $("#containAbt .features
li:even").css({"background-color":"#ebdab3"}); });
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Interesting...
Played with your suggestions, got #leftpage positioned 40px left of
where it was and added a 40px padding-left, still seems to hold up in
IE. I'm well aware of the font-size issue and everything overflowing,
the graphic designer on the project doesn't want to spend the time to
So, I've been working on this site lately, and the CSS is really
starting to bug me. In particular take a look at the left "page" area.
Half of the content is chopped off, and I can't quite figure out why.
The site was designed mostly with firefox, so if you want to see the way
it should loo
