For IE bugs I usually just keep widths and heights, padding and margins
in separate "boxes". And this site (www.tibbles.net/misc/blog) works
fine in IE 5.5, and 7, 8, firefox, NN, and a bunch of others that I got
screenshots for. What on earth is going on with 6.0?? I'm completely
stuck here!
The summary - in the "main" div, I have a sidebar floating left, and a
content div floating right. The sum of their widths is less than the
width of the parent container, even if I ADD all margins and paddings to
the width. I've no idea how this is even possible.
I've included a conditional style sheet to try and work around it. In
ie6.css, I've put:
#content {
width: 500px; (over 60px smaller than original css)
background-color:blue;
}
And I have a blue box that is the SAME size, with a smaller child box!
How is that possible?
This is the style sheet - the ENTIRE thing: (I dont' know what is relevant)
http://css.pastebin.com/m1efc3625
Thanks for any insights! I'm not opposed to learning on my own either,
but I can't figure out what to google in this situation.
regards,
Cathy
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