Peter Bradley wrote:
> http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/Amnesty/amdanom.html
> For some reason, IE insists on pushing the ul that forms the sidebar
> navigation links out about 10px to the right.
Add...
ul#cyfeirio {margin-left: 0;}
...or...
ul#cyfeirio {margin: 0;}
...depending on where you want that ul to stay.
IE/win uses margin-defaults on lists, while most other browsers use
padding-defaults. It is therefore a good practice to zero out both
margins and paddings that aren't used/declared for positioning of lists.
regards
Georg
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