Ingo Chao wrote:
> Oliver Saager wrote:
>
>> http://www.libinst.ch/
>>
>> Sometimes the content (the block between the navigation on the left
>> an the info-sidebar on the right) moves to the very bottom of the
>> website leaving an empty space between the nav an the sidebar. As
>> soon as you reload the page the content places itself where it
>> should be.
> Well, I cannot reproduce it with your page, neither on a local copy.
It is not so much a float-problem as a general problem with IE6' lack of
respect for CSS-defined dimensions. Wide stuff in narrow containers,
with no space to play on, doesn't help much either. The general
font-size is also "fixed" to something equal to the 'smallest' size in
IE, which doesn't allow for any of IE6' many dimensional errors.
The drop-behavior is easily reproduced by 'ignoring font size' in IE6 -
containers immediately expands until there's not enough space left.
One way to work around it might be to add...
#sidebar {overflow: hidden;}
* html #contentHome {width: 500px; overflow: hidden; margin-right: -10px;}
...which should constrain the width of the right column and the
non-floating center column, and make it possible for a negative
backside-margin to work on a non-float (in IE/win only of course, since
it _is_ a genuine IE-bug).
Also: some of those source-code bugs (that the html validator will point
out) are also disturbing, so fix those too.
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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