Hi Elle and Waz, On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 08:23:19 +1200,you wrote: > > I created a map with points of interest on it using an <ul>. I > defined the <ul> as position: relative; so I could position my > points absolutely and the actual map is in the background. > > It works great on every browser besides IE. (IE7 is good, IE6 is > not, haven't even dared to check IE5). In IE6 my map is pushed down > and to the left. The map is at: > http://waznelle.com/td/v1.php?page=divesitesmap > > Would you know why this happens?
No! :-) Who can explain IE? Anyway, you have a lot of positioning going on. It is well known that IE is easily confused. It looks like it's positioning your map relative to something other than the #maincol. Try adding a declaration of position: relative; to the rule for that (#maincol). (Not a factor, but shouldn't that be 'top', not 'Top' ?) BTW - the UL in #navlist extends over the text in the header on IE 6 on my laptop. Win xp is set to 120 PPI - a common setting on high definition laptops; this sets "medium" text to 20 pixels instead of 16 in IE and Opera (still 16 pixels in Gecko). In any case, you need to consider what happens when browser text sizes are changed by the viewer. Cordially, David --
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