jaklitsch maya wrote:
> http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html
> 
> This simple page is tying me up in knots. I hope by the time you look
>  at it will have been updated (cannot ftp to the server).

Page not up for me yet, but it doesn't matter since the problem is well
known.

> This is the same problem as my previous posting of too much space on 
> the right side. I went and added in the css for the div#header width:
> 100%.

Wrong fix. See below.

> This solved the ie6 problem and it displayed as it supposed to. I 
> though I had it solved.

In IE: yes, apparently. However, what you see is an IE-bug.

> Big mistake. I checked it in ff and there instead of the previous 
> correct display it now extended beyond the container. Why is that 
> happening?

Because IE is auto-expanding (a bug) while Firefox is not. The added
width only "covers up" for the IE-bug, and prevents Firefox (and all
other browsers) from auto-adjusting the header's width.

> I can I satisfy both ie6 and ff?

1: delete...

div#header {width: 100%;}

2: add...

* html #container {overflow-x: hidden;}

The reason _this_ works is that IE will no longer be allowed to
'auto-expand' to make space for its own 'italic bug'. Thus the space is
gone.

regards
        Georg
-- 
http://www.gunlaug.no
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