Ingo Chao wrote:
> Remy Merriex wrote:
>> [http://www.pdsxp.com/bov/wow.html
> The offset problem is due to the positioning and floating of the
> images, I think. A border on the top-right212.gif shows that IE tries
> to align the container alongside these floats.
Can be solved by adding:
* ht
Remy Merriex wrote:
> This is a repost of a problem I had last week, I got no responses so I
> thought I'd try one more time. The original post is below, thanks!
Try to rephrase instead of reposting. 75% of these list's postings are
due to a "Layout problem in IE".
> [http://www.pdsxp.com/bov/wow
Remy Merriex wrote:
> [http://www.pdsxp.com/bov/wow.html
Had a look at your page, and fixed a copy to pixel-perfection for
IE/win. However, I'm not satisfied with the solution, because I haven't
pinned down the exact cause for the offset-problem.
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However, your stylesheet needs a bit of cleani
Well one thing to start with is you have this:
I think that needs to be inside your .
That may be throwing IE into quirks mode and leading to a bunch of issues.
Remy Merriex wrote:
>I've been lurking for a while, learning as much as I can about pure CSS
> layouts and I finally came to
2005 3:08 PM
> To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
> Subject: [css-d] Layout problem in IE
>
> ...it breaks badly in I.E..
> I've
> tried for 3 days to figure out what I'm doing wrong and how to make this
&
This is a repost of a problem I had last week, I got no responses so I
thought I'd try one more time. The original post is below, thanks!
I've been lurking for a while, learning as much as I can about pure CSS
layouts and I finally came to a point where I felt comfortable enough to try
my own.
