On Jul 12, 2007, at 11:23 AM, Sol Sinclair wrote:
> http://www.robertsmart.ca/
> and was wondering how it looked on the Mac browsers and on IE 5.x
> and IE 7
> on PC.
On Safari, Firefox & Opera on Mac - same as in Firefox on windows.
Color-variations / -depth are visible on all screens available to me
- on win and Mac, but you can't expect minor variations to be visible
on all screens.
> Also, on IE 6 on Windows 2000, the menu which is positioned
> absolutely at a
> point of left: 0, top: 160px; is not dropping down far enough. It is
> overlapping the header which I don't want.
Looks like you have over-compensated, and not adjusted for different
defaults on lists in browsers.
Add / correct to...
div#menu, div#menu ul {margin-top: 0;}
... and IE/win and other browsers will agree, and position the menu
at the right height.
Note: the page has all the usual weaknesses for a layout based on
absolute positioning - text / containers will overlap on narrow
windows and when subjected to font resizing.
regards
Georg
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