I have attached the offending txt file before it is run through Asciidoc 8.1.0 on Fedora 7. I have also attached the resulting html file.
Basically, I'm trying to use Asciidoc to create my
whole website from text files that I edit, and then
generate static pages from. I have put together a nice
header (in my opinion) that stays the same at the top
of every page with the links for navigating my simple
site.
Everything looks fantastic in Firefox and Konqueror.
In IE this annoying issue occurs where the title of
the section (in the example it is "Vim Plugin for
Writers") looks wrong. IE puts part of the title on
the right side of the header table that I created
inside the code section that is simply inserted into
the resulting html file at the beginning.
Without become a CSS god, is there a way to fix this
in IE. The only way I have found to do this is to add
"<p> </p>" 4 times in the code section after my
table, but that looks terrible in Firefox and
Konqueror.
Thanks,
mowestusa
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http://autos.yahoo.com/carfinder/+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ <head> <title>mowestusa home page</title> </head> <table cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="0" align="left" valign="middle" width="100%"> <th align="left" bgcolor="#4682B4"> <font size="6" color="white" face="Times"> Mowestusa's Free and Open Under the Steeple </font> <br> <font size="4" color="white" face="Times"> Putting Free and Open Source Software to Work in the Church </font> </th> <tr bgcolor="#FFF8DC"> <td> <div align="center"> <font size="4" face="Times"> <a href="index.html" name="Home">HOME</a> <a href="blog.html" name="Blog">BLOG</a> <a href="howto.html" name="Howto">HOW TO</a> <a href="download.html" name="Downloads">DOWNLOADS</a> <a href="studies.html" name="Studies">STUDIES</a> </font> </div> </td> </tr> </table> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ == VIM Plug in for Writers *Written by mowestusa - 2007-02-14 10:25* On the download page you can find a new file. It is a plug in file for VIM. This file makes it easier to use VIM as a tool for writing long prose documents. It re-maps the arrow keys to behave in the way you would expect if you were using a Word processor, and it sets the word wrap on in VIM. I add it to every installation of VIM on all of my computers. I did not come up with this idea on my own. After searching for a long long time, I found this post from 2002 which gave me the plug in file. My thanks to the original author. http://dot.kde.org/1035902091/1035955663/1035985451/1036004952/1036014424/1036342967/[Link to Original Post]Title: mowestusa home page
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VIM Plug in for Writers
Written by mowestusa - 2007-02-14 10:25
On the download page you can find a new file. It is a plug in file for VIM. This file makes it easier to use VIM as a tool for writing long prose documents. It re-maps the arrow keys to behave in the way you would expect if you were using a Word processor, and it sets the word wrap on in VIM. I add it to every installation of VIM on all of my computers.
I did not come up with this idea on my own. After searching for a long long time, I found this post from 2002 which gave me the plug in file. My thanks to the original author. Link to Original Post
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