Hi all,
Thanks a lot for those pointers George and Alan, I have implemented the
solutions which work with Firefox but with IE the #contentinright div is
dropped down and doesn`t seem to clear the #contentinleft div. I tried the
right negative margin to try and allows the #contentinright to clear the
contentinleft div but it doesn`t produce the desired effect. What is the
solution? TIA
The page is here:
http://216.219.94.105/about2.htm
A screengrab of what it shoud be is here:
http://216.219.94.105/sc.jpg
> #wrapper {display: inline;}
> #contentinleft {display: inline;}
....to "kill" the 'margin-doubling on floats' bug in IE6.
and deleted
> #contentinright {clear: left;}
which provokes a 'float-clear' bug in all IE/win versions.
#contentinright {
margin-right:-145px;
margin-top : 6.5em;
width : 200px;
float: right;
}
The right negative margin allows the #contentinright to move far enough to the
right of the #contentinleft to clear it, though IE strangely clears without the
right negative margin (another bug).
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