David Hucklesby wrote:
> As far as I know, there is no way to get IE 5 - 6 have the oversize
> element overflow the container the way it ought. Anyone?
Go back to my response to "[css-d]IE not hiding overflow?" less than a
day ago, and you'll find the way to make IE 5 - 6 behave as intended.
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On Thu, 15 Jan 2009 14:00:57 +1100, Fiona Hayward wrote:
>
> Ignore that last post - I found the offending article. It was an image that I
> overlooked at the bottom of the page.
>
> Just wondering though, why was IE6 the only browser that dropped the float
>
As I understand it, IE versions p
Fiona wrote
>Thanks Bill
>It did fix it, but Im really not sure why.
>Maybe Ive just been looking at it for too long to see what would be flowing
>out. The images in the middle box (#content) were too long, but I fixed
>those and it was still happening
Ignore that last post - I found the offendi
Bill wrote
>Hi Fiona,
>Looks like you've got something flowing out of one of your column boxes.
This fixes it:
>#left,#content,#right{overflow:hidden}
>...but you may also want to target exactly what it is causing the overflow.
>Hope it helps.
>Bill
Thanks Bill
It did fix it, but Im really n
Fiona Hayward wrote:
> Ive been trying to work out why I have a float drop in IE6 (but not in IE7,
> 5.5, or Firefox (Windows)).
> http://www.fionahayward.com/visionprint/untitled2.html
Hi Fiona,
Looks like you've got something flowing out of one of your column boxes.
This fixes it:
#left,#con
Hello,
Ive been trying to work out why I have a float drop in IE6 (but not in IE7,
5.5, or Firefox (Windows)).
Ive spent hours scouring the code and searching online, but cant work it
out. I seem to remember dealing with this before on another project, but I
think I just fixed with trial and err
