Lst Recv wrote:
> Right now, it looks great in Firefox and Opera. IE is still doing
> two funny things:
>
> 1) Adding a giant chunk of whiteness, where the background image is
> not showing.
Add:
#top {width: 100%;}
> 2) Shifting the man's head over a few pixels, so that it doesn't line
> up right.
Correct it for IE/win only:
@media screen {
* html img#dude {margin: 0 0 0 -3px;}
}
Minor detail, but will also advice you to put <img src="top_logo.jpg"...
/> before <img id="dude" src="top_left.jpg" ... /> (reverse the order),
so the poor guy don't get his head chopped off on narrow windows :-)
> http://mortgagephonequotes.com/mortgage.html
A more important detail:
IE6 is in quirks mode, so you should delete 'padding-right: 15%;' from
#results. That padding doesn't make sense in any browser anyway -
regardless of mode, and it messes up available width in IE/win.
Box-model differences...
The 'width: 55%;' does the job on its own, without any padding.
Also on #result: change 'line-height: 1.4em;' to 'line-height: 1.4;' (no
unit), to get the correct calculation on child-elements. Difference is
pretty visible on narrow windows - especially in IE/win.
regards
Georg
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