The problem here is IE and floats. You can make the design more robust by
adding a negative margin on the side column that's equal to its width. But
you won't get a perfect solution using percentage widths on the side column,
only when using ems or pixels.
Have a look at the samples on this site.
Hi
yes that worked, however I moved it down to 36% or so
I then tested it again in IE and it doesnt break until the window is 750 or so
pixels. Is that ok??
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If you reduce the width of the window in FF you get the right column
overlapping the left
If you reduce the width of the window in FF you get the right column
overlapping the left which suggests the maths on the columns doesn't add
up which on quick look seems a bit odd because they seem to add up to less
than 100%. I changed #sidebar to 39% instead of 40% though and the right
c
Hi all
I know this is a fairly simple problem but after spending a few days designing
it and nutting out all these problems, im kinder over it (if you kow what i
mean)
In ie the divs which hold the main content go below the side menu divs if the
window size isnt big enough.
I think the proble
