At 8:02 PM +0000 26/9/07, Henjo Hoeksma wrote:
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><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>DavidCake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have a typo3 site, based on an HTML template page (that I
>> didn't create) that isn't displaying properly in Internet Explorer.
>> It worked as a static page, but the typo3 page using it as a template
>> is working fine on all browsers except IE.
>> Now, I can't see any obvious reason why it doesn't work. And
>> I've been told there are odd problems to do with IE7 not dealing
>> well with lists that are all on the one line or similar, and this is
>> indeed pretty much the only significant difference between the html
>> file used as a template and the Typo3 page.
>> So, thats the background, my typo3 question is is there any
>> way to force a carriage return at the end of a stdWrap?
>> Regards
>> David
>
>Hi David,
>
>this would obviously be due to the way Typo3 renders the html and how
>the CSSis done afterwards...
Yes, but I think I have identified the problem - which is
that IE gets confused when there is an <li> that isn't followed by a
carriage return. My question is, how do I ensure that my closing tags
inserted by my stdWrap are followed by a carriage return character.
>That's the place where I would seek it.
Ah, but there given then I am using an HTML template, with
CSS, that works fine as a static file, there are limited ways in
which typo3 can mess it up.
Regards
David
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