Jim Jeffers wrote:
I'm working on the CSS for a new site we're launching. In Firefox and
Safari the layout looks fine but in IE I'm having two problems. Try taking
a look at the site in FireFox to see how it should look and then open it up
in IE:
http://www.notjustagame.com <http://www.notjustagame.com/>
I'm having two problems in IE:
First of all the sidebar conents are causing the page to scroll horizontally
in IE. At the same time the second column or center column with the
category and member menus is getting pushed downward.
Second, the horizontal menu bar just above the featured article has a bottom
margin that should not be there. I feel that this is because of the search
form. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can make my CSS play
friendly with IE?
That must be IE 5.x, right? Looks OK in IE6 on WIN-XP Pro.
#content wants a width of 50%. .module wants a width of 40%, and there
are two of them side by side within #sidebar. Yet, there's no explicit
width set on #sidebar. IE versions prior to 6 use the broken box model,
and also have other width calculation bugs. So, a quick guess suggests
to me that IE 5 is trying to make each .module 40% of full window width.
Adding position:relative to .module might help. Or... adding a
specific width to #sidebar might help.
--
Bob Easton
Accessibility Matters: http://access-matters.com
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