Re: [WSG] absolute positioned not where it should be

[Lynne Pope]

The <li> triggers white space issues in IE.  You will need to add some conditional statements to insert an IE workaround for this issue.

Cheers,
Lynne

On 1/7/06, Taco Fleur - Pacific Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Didn't see my first message hit the list so I thought I'd try again, excuses if it did arrive the first time.

 

Is anyone able to tell me why in Internet Explorer the "read more..." link is not positioned where it should be?

 

The <li> item is positioned relative, the <a> link itself is positioned absolute, right: 0; top: 0; which should place it to the border of the <li> item not outside the <ol> item, in FireFox it looks good but not in IE.

 

Link: http:// testing.pacificfox.com/price/

CSS: http:// testing.pacificfox.com/_resource/css/default.css

 

Any help much appreciated.