Hi Ingo,
> your code
> #header { border: 0pt none ; position: relative; clear: both; }
> #bodyblock { position: relative; clear: both; width: 760px; }
>
> clear is incorrectly inherited by the child elements, see
> http://www.l-c-n.com/IE5tests/float2misc/#fm002
Thanks, I'll give it a try
Julian Voelcker wrote:
> In IE the main layers aren't floating properly, resulting in them
> appearing staggered on the page.
> http://asummerhouse.tvw.net
your code
#header { border: 0pt none ; position: relative; clear: both; }
#bodyblock { position: relative; clear: both; width: 760px; }
clea
Hi Roger,
> In ie/mac floats without widths take up 100% of available width. Give a
> width to #hdrleft and things will likely work better.
Thanks, useful to know, but doesn't seem to have made any difference in
this instance.
Any more ideas?
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Cheers,
Julian Voelcker
Cirencester, United Ki
Julian,
On Feb 16, 2006, at 8:54 PM, Julian Voelcker wrote:
> In IE(mac) the main layers aren't floating properly, resulting in them
> appearing staggered on the page.
>
> The site is at:
> http://asummerhouse.tvw.net
In ie/mac floats without widths take up 100% of available width. Give a
width
Hi,
I'm battling with a design that seems to work OK in most browsers on PC
and Mac, Except in IE.
In IE the main layers aren't floating properly, resulting in them
appearing staggered on the page.
If you have a moment, any thoughts/ideas that might help resolve this
would be appreciated.
Th
