Christine Robinson wrote: >... >In NN6 the graphic banner is going up under the top header of the page. The >way I understand it is, NN6 has some type of a problem regarding using the >body margin when it shouldn't? If that is my situation, I have not been able >to find a fix for this. >... >The website that I am using to test and work on this project is: >http://itmbanner.blogspot.com/ > >Like I said, the problem is only in NN6, so if anybody has access to that >browser I would appreciate any type of assistance. > Hi Christine, I did a look with NN6.2.1. - Analizing: - The page has no DOCtype declaration, as far as I can see. But adding a DTD HTML4.01 Transitional did not help NN6. - The page calls 2 times the main.css and the 3.css. Both are indeed downloaded, says the Edit-option of the Firefox Developers Toolbar. A pity: I removed one, but it didn't go better with NN if only 1 time asked. - The inline <style> has no type attribute: <style type="text/css">. Again: didn't help. - The distance between top and header-banner is made by the #main{margin:35px;border:3px solid #666666;background-color:#fff;padding:0px 0px 15px 15px}. - Compairing screenshots of Firefox and NN6 learns that NN6 is 35px to high. He, exactly the margin-top! Looks like NN6 is starting just at the top of screen. - Normally NN6 doesn't do that. - Changing the margin-top in 70px does not change anything in NN6! - Perhaps the Blogger-bar on top (or the Blogger-css) and/or all the javascripts in the page are the reason. - Experimented ... and adding {position: absolute;} to the #main ... FIXES the NN6-problem ... BUT ... now Internet Explorer gets problems with the width-definitions. For me not quick to see why / how to solve ... :-( - That is to say: some days ago I saw in this Wonderfull List a link to the CSS-hacking list <http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/> of centricle.com. I made the choice for the Owen Hack. - Then everything goes fine: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Netscape 6 ... BESIDES ... Opera 7 and 8 are going wrong this time (Opera 6 and before o.k.). - Did not see in the list a counter-hack to get this turned around. - Perhaps the whole basic-css of a 2 column page under a header must be changed to get results. I don't know if that is possible in your case. - But anyway it should be possible to put a javascript in the head, that sniffs only NN6, and then orders: if (NN6) { document.write('<style .... etc.\>#main\{position: absolute;\}<\/style\>') }.
Hope that can be a solution. francky. ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
