I would check your paths carefully and make sure the fastcgi is enabled as web
service extension. Those have been the usual issues when I remote into a box
someone's having troubles with.
And I'll check facebook in a few but I'm thinking I know you from Shiloh ;)
**Michael
On Mar 22, 2011, at
I've been on Macs since before I worked with Cheyenne, and being able
to test between multiple systems and browsers helps highlight
bothersome code much faster, and by doing it in more compliant
browsers (Safari, FF, even IE7) first then makes the hacks for IE6
more manageable.
As far as
you are optimizing for an 800px screen but
leaving 20px for the browser chrome. I believe standard PC chrome
takes up about 30px and Macs will take up 40px. So for an 800
experience our designers shoot for 760px and for 1024 they shoot
for 984px.
Cheyenne
On 8/27/07, Michael Sheldon
Your problem is that you're mixing relative positioned divs along
with divs with no position. This means that they can get out of
flow, and IE7 is simply interpreting it correctly THIS time (it won't
always) because MS overreacted in their box model/div 'fixes' in IE7.
If you simply
