David McDonald wrote:
I am hoping someone on the list can help me - I've been tearing my hair out for hours now. I am having a problem with IE 6, where there is a large gap above the content area:
Appears that the top of "content" lines up with with the bottom of "secondlevelnav" almost exactly.
http://staging.skillsedit.com/clientsites/caraipm/standard.css
I am using a XHTML Strict Doctype, and the only thing not validating is the use of a target attribute, which is from some generated code.
Do you need target? If not, I'd probably remove it. It's valuable bandwidth. :P
However I can't get rid of the gap above the content in IE 6 - does anyone know what is going on?
How does it go if you set
[css]
#secondlevelnav
{
display: inline;
float: left;
}#content
{
display: inline;
float: right;
}
[/css]Leaving your markup as is?
I noticed you have currently have them set as "display: block;"
OT: I posted some stuff in the [css] & [/css] boxes. I'm posting another message about that now.
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