Thanks for your response Franky! I did what you mentioned and things
seem to work better with problem #1. I didn't understand what you meant
about "See: #header { border-bottom: 1px dashed blue; }; this is half
way between the 2 lines of the h1." There is no border-bottom or 1px
blue line to the header. The only thing on the header is the height
which I tried to delete but the header was too large then. It zooms fine
now! What do you mean less compressed css, the actual text being too
close? That's a Golive thing;-\
2. What I see now aside from the problems you mention possibly in IE6,
is the main problem I'm having with Safari & Opera showing the top
"<li><a href="aboutus.html">About Us" looking padded big time on the
top in Opera and on top of the 2nd <li> in Safari "<li><a
href="service.html">Services". NS 7.1 is showing things ok.
I'm pretty sure the problem lies with the #sidebar & #sidebar ul. I
added #sidebar li and tried setting the height but that messes stuff up.
I'm now reaching the breaking point of taking the clients initial
request of a tabled setup like this, sticking his content in it, and
saying FINISHED! Please help!
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>> http://videointegrations.com/odyssey/
>> 1. I'm having problems with the red navigation menu slipping up or
>> down as text is zoomed.
>> 2. The bottom of the red nav menu won't grow with content (butt up
>> against the darker gray "Place Holder").
>> Please help me get this solved for my client, which I'm already
>> losing out on for my time.
>
> Hi Scott,
> As a beginning:
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> I saw IE6 is making a mess of it. Maybe inserting
> {position:relative}somewhere can help (not tested).
> Sorry, no more time for research... *)
>
> *) A less compressed css would be easier to analyse and to adapt! ;-)
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