Hello folks, <rant>I have reached the end of my patience with am about to ditch XHTML/CSS as a realistic working method and go back to using HTML tables until the technology has matured enough to be ready for the big-time. Yet again I have a valid XHTML transitional site that refuses to render correctly in IEx. This is my 3rd site in a row that has come up with one IE bug after another. I am spending more time on hacking for IE than I am in building the damn sites!</rant>
Can anyone save me from turing back to the dark side and see where the problem lies on this page for example...? http://www.books24x7.net.au/faqs.html If you look on any version of IE you'll see the 3 graphics along the top break and the end one wraps underneath. They are supposed to be aligned | 1 | 2 | 3 | and they do in Mozilla, Firebird/fox, Opera. I have researched online all the IE specific bugs and come to the conclusion that IE does not like the pixel perfect dimensions and is (for some reason) saying the graphics are too big for the container. I have tried the Tan Hack and the Holly Hack which fix half the issues but am still seeing errors. Regards PAUL ROSS SkyRocket Design Co http://www.skyrocket.com.au ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
