From: David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> IE/5x is not honoring the absolute position of the ul in #page.
>> What to do?
>Yikes...
><http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/mentor/>
Tee hee ;-)
You're probably going to need to move that UL out of the #page wrapper to the
the IE5s to place it where you want. Just move it below the closing div tag
that follows it.
Also, change {display: inline;} to {float: left;} for the LI selector and
you'll get IE5.01 to put space between those links. Actually, you can leave the
display property if you want, it doesn't seem to hurt.
Checked in IE5.01, IE5.5, IE6, and a couple of other gecko thingies. My IE7
machine doesn't work at the moment (and my computer-building guru is away at
college - sigh).
~holly
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