CSS List Account wrote:
> The page fits in FireFox, but IE 6 always shows a horizonal scroll bar. Is
> it the image, or ?????
>
I'm unable to determine completely since I was unable to see your styles
(you're using frames and all I saw was the frame source), however, this
is likely because you're applying html {overflow: auto} to get rid of
unnecessary scrolls right?
If that is the case, I solved this a little while ago for one of the
sites I worked on but the solution is to use expression()s (which can be
disabled if the user has their security settings on 'High'). Basically,
IE6 is applying the width of the elements across the wrong element and
it was hard (impossible?) depending on your layout method to get it into
the correct element. As a result, it is filling 100% of the width,
including the space preserved for the scrollbar of the correct element.
The solution requires working knowledge of JavaScript (which is what
expression()s use) and is dependant upon your layout method and elements
involved.
> Also, I would like the top of the photo (left column), text (center column),
> and map (right column) to all line up. Again, they do in FireFox, but not
> IE6.
>
This is probably a hasLayout issue. Once again, since I'm unable to view
your source, I can't tell you WHICH elements need layout but you can
read about it here (it's best to educate yourself for future reference
anyway :) ):
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
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Thanks,
Jim
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