Couple of things:

There is no HTML Doctype of 4.0 final, there is transitional, strict and
frameset.

Your HTML doesn't validate in any of those doctypes, which could be causing
the problems.

The only DocTypes which trigger standards mode across browsers are HTML 4.01
strict, xHTML 1.0 Transitional and xHTML 1.0 Strict.  Try one of those and
make sure your HTML validates first.

Once you have properly validated HTML, finding problems in CSS and HTML
becomes much easier.  Think of validation as code debugging. 


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-----Original Message-----
From: Adkins, Randy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:19 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: IE 6 problem?

I have two files that I have scaled down to the bare minimum to determine
that in IE 6, that the following line has an issue with CENTERING text
within a TD element. DOCTYPEs are the same so that rules out the possibility
of it being that type of issue. At first I thought it should have been
TRANSITIONAL but the problem is different even if the doctype is Final.
 
 
<!-- End App Prefix -->
 
View the following two files:
 
This is the problem one without the comment line. By adding the doctype of
transitional it left justifies the text as needed.
http://www.demo-apps.com/test/test1.html
 
This is the proper layout desired but has the comment line. By adding the
doctype of transitional it left justifies the text as needed.
By removing the comment line, the text is left justified.
http://www.demo-apps.com/test/test2.html
 
 
You can view the source and see that is the ONLY difference between the
files. My question is this, why would that comment line make that much of an
impact on HTML rendering??
 
 




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