Robbert van Andel wrote:
>
> This certainly looked promising. I couldn't get the fix to work but I
think
> we're just going to live with the bug and realize IE6 is slowly
> disappearing.
It is promising and this is your bug! However, it's not always the
easiest to kill when you aren't necessarily familiar with CSS or how to
debug in the most efficient manner.
Add the following to the bottom of your stylesheet:
* html .subContent {
margin-right: 10px;
}
* html .mainInnerContent {
height: 1%;
margin-left: 0;
}
You were close, but you added the fix to the subNav UL, which was *not*
the problem region. Note, you also had applied a fix of height:100% to
every paragraph inside .mainInnerContent. This is not necessary in your
case either, since you have a wrapper apply the fix to that and be done
with it! And it is quite safe to use 1% for IE (as the article
recommended), since it will auto expand anything greater than that (no
fear of a ruined layout).
This worked on a local copy and is tested in a full version of IE6 on XP
Pro.
HTH
Mark H
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