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Subject:
CSS Compatibility Problem with IE
Category: Computers Asked by: aaugustj-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
20 Mar 2006 21:20 PST
Expires: 19 Apr 2006 22:20 PDT Question ID: 709901 |
The prototype web page at http://senate.brzaik.com/index2.html has a CSS/HTML related bug that causes IE to render the content in the center of the page at the bottom rather than at the top as it should be. To complete this question, provide a fix that eliminates this problem. Thanks! |
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Re: CSS Compatibility Problem with IE
Answered By: sublime1-ga on 20 Mar 2006 23:30 PST |
aaugustj... Don't ask me for a technical explanation, but I fiddled with it, and if you simply remove the right margin setting from the DIV#middle section of the master.css file, it will display in every browser I have properly. So just open the master.css file in a text editor, and in the section near the bottom that reads: code DIV#middle { MARGIN-LEFT: 186px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 212px /code ...simply remove the figure for the right-hand margin: code DIV#middle { MARGIN-LEFT: 186px /code That'll do ya! sublime1-ga |
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