On Oct 29, 4:05 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Both are now sorted but the problem with this maps position is still
> there.
You still have a </body> in the wrong place, although that's not the
issue.
> Any more suggestions?
It's IE's handling of overflow-y, which can't co-exist with the map. I
made a local copy of your page and without the CSS file the map was in
the right place. Copying your CSS file as well allowed various things
to be commented out. Removing
#cont {
overflow-y:auto;
}
made it work. Well, the map is in the right place between the contact
form and the Homepage/Info links. I don't have all your graphics in
order to test it thoroughly.
overflow-y should work in IE6+ in standards-compliant mode, which
your !DOCTYPE directive sets. I've no idea why it doesn't.
Andrew
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