~:&z:~ . wrote:
> The problem I am trying to solve is a gutter that appears in FireFox
> but not in IE - a gutter between text column and the menu. notes:
> "container" should be and is 760px wide and the IE version is almost
> what the end result should look like, i.e. a white box for all
> content (unlike FireFox render)
An IE-bug[1] is making it look right. Firefox doesn't have that bug, and
neither do any other browser.
Add:
#container {display: table;}
...and Firefox will show you how it should be done.
> taking the logo as the point of reference, the "L" of 'loft' and "1"
> of '15 steps' etc should all align vertically with the "A" of Asset
> Lofts.
The page is pushed wider than it is defined to be in IE6. That's what
makes it line up this way.
Correct the pushing element:
#footerBox {margin: 0;}
...and trim the other positions to your liking. Looks good to me.
> Whilst validating one of the pages (references.htm) I managed to make
> it invisible to IE (pc) how did that happen? because W3C won't tell
> me.
Don't think W3C can tell you what's bugging a Microsoft browser. The
validator can only tell you if you are using valid code.
HTML Tidy say you have an 'id' and 'name' value mismatch on an img-element.
> www.assetlofts.com
regards
Georg
[1]http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
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