Michael Kear wrote:
My new site is not displaying correctly in IE6,
but working fine in Firefox
http://incheckdb.com <http://incheckdb.com/>
The "Around the site" box at the bottom should be almost touching
the left side underneath the main nav menu (and it does in Firefox)
but doesn't.
page: http://incheckdb.com <http://incheckdb.com/
style sheet: http://dev.hgsa/css/hgsaHomePage.css
Hi Michael,
Unfortunately, IE6 loves to contain floats, so it won't allow
div#aroundthesite to escape from div#content - this happens here in
IE7b2 v7.0.5346.5 (let's get specific!) too.
As far as I can see, you have three options:
1. Live with it(!)
2. Remove the div#content container altogether and set left margins
equivalent to the float width to prevent the parts of the page you
*don't* wish to wrap under the nav from doing so
3. Move the div#aroundthesite container out of the div#content container
As far as I can see, I'm afraid that changing the markup is your only
option here - I can't see a CSS solution. At least, if you decide to
amend the output from your CMS, you can fix the extraneous font tags too ;)
cheers,
Stuart
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