Martijn Adler wrote:

> On some pages in IE6 however the text is moved underneath the image, 
> like on this page: 
> http://www.fdesign.eu/opSicilie-css/NL/balestrate.html.

> I thought this might have something to do with the text taking up 
> more space in height than the image, but then it should also happen 
> on the homepage for instance but it doesn't. On this page some rows 
> look right but others don't: 
> http://www.fdesign.eu/opSicilie-css/NL/cultuur.html ?!?!

IE6' "italic bug" in combination with its "auto expansion bug" make some
paragraphs wider than the space IE6 has allocated for them when
encountering this 'hasLayout' trigger...
* html .rowtext {
        height: 1%;
}

Either delete that 'height: 1%;' and let IE calculate space based on
margins only - which it does same as other browsers.

Or, alternatively, add something like...

.rowtext p {
        overflow-x: hidden;
        width: 100%;
}
...which will prevent the "italic bug" from expanding the paragraph in
IE6 (but probably break it in older IE-versions.


> 2. Is the fact that on this page 
> http://www.fdesign.eu/opSicilie-css/NL/appartementen.html the 
> description is moved underneath "type beschrijving" caused by the 
> same problem?

Not the same cause.

It is the "margin-doubling on floats bug", and is easily fixed the same
way as you have already done for the floating images, by adding...

.typeaccom {
        display: inline;
}

> 3. On 
> http://www.fdesign.eu/opSicilie-css/NL/infopagina/appartamento-margherita.html
>  the middle part with the images and text links looks strange (as if 
> the container div is not surrounding that part). Any ideas how to fix
>  this?

Add...

* html .row, * html .row2 {
        overflow-x: hidden;
}

...to kill IE6' "auto expansion bug".

regards
        Georg
-- 
http://www.gunlaug.no
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