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Subject:
CSS Alignment problem in IE
Category: Computers > Programming Asked by: sembiance-ga List Price: $50.00 |
Posted:
11 Mar 2006 08:06 PST
Expires: 13 Mar 2006 13:33 PST Question ID: 706104 |
So I have this webpage that renders fine in both Quirky and Strict modes under Firefox. Website HTML: http://www.telparia.com/layout_cross_platform_test.html Website CSS: http://www.telparia.com/layout_cross_platform_test.css This is how it should correctly render: http://www.telparia.com/layout_cross_platform_correct.jpg However under IE it does not render correctly. My goal is to either alter the current CSS or come up with a new CSS for IE that will allow the HTML to render correctly in both Firefox and IE. A secondary goal is to figure out why if I resize the window too smal vertically that the lower divs flow into the upper div (I'd like to avoid that from happening) See: http://www.telparia.com/layout_cross_platform_overlap_problem.jpg So if someone could explain what I'm doing wrong in the CSS or what I should be doing differently to achieve the layout I'm after. Thanks. | |
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