Jonathan Mao wrote:
> http://www.tuggeranongcommunityfestival.com.au/new/
> Two problems when viewed with IE/6 on Windows.
> 1. The div in the middle (called #centrecontent) appears about 5
> pixles slower than divs on the left and right that surround it
This is because the table is in effect taller than
#masthead { ... height: 112px; }, it expands #masthead [1]. So #masthead
pushes the following #centrecontent by a discrete amount of px in IE.
Other browsers respect your height setting.
I joined CSS after the tables era, I hope this should do:
#masthead table, #masthead td {border-collapse: collapse; padding:0; }
> 2. #centrecontent also has a left and right border that appears to
> cut off. It looks like the divs on either side are overlapping it...
Situation on the left: #leftcontent blockquote is /italic/ and expands
the #leftcontent by a few px. See Bruno Fassino's demo on P.I.E. for
suggestions [2].
On the right: I don't know. I think its a rounding error [3,4] (but what
value has to be rounded?), as horizontal resizing shows this border
sometimes, sometimes not. Maybe I'm overlooking something, but a minimal
content in all three columns shows the same problem. Someone else will
see it for sure.
Do you need this white background setting on both sides at all?
Ingo
[1] http://positioniseverything.net/explorer/expandingboxbug.html
[2] http://positioniseverything.net/explorer/italicbug-ie.html
[3] http://positioniseverything.net/bg-centering.html
[4] http://positioniseverything.net/round-error.html
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