[css-d] Strangely positioned table

[Thom Brown]

Can someone have a look at this page for me and let me know what I've done
wrong?  The table seems to be going to the right of its container when
viewed in Firefox, Safari or Chrome, but it's fine in Opera and IE.  It was
fine before when there was another div above the one which contains the
table.  That just displayed a simple image.  When removing it, this problem
happens.

http://killingcupid.avengedsevenfold.co.uk/shows/

Thanks

Thom
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Re: [css-d] Strangely positioned table

[Bill Brown]

Thom Brown wrote:
 Can someone have a look at this page for me and let me know what I've done
 wrong?  The table seems to be going to the right of its container when
 viewed in Firefox, Safari or Chrome, but it's fine in Opera and IE.  It was
 fine before when there was another div above the one which contains the
 table.  That just displayed a simple image.  When removing it, this problem
 happens.
 
 http://killingcupid.avengedsevenfold.co.uk/shows/


Hi Thom:

#menu{overflow:hidden}

...should do the trick.

Hope it helps.
--Bill
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Re: [css-d] Strangely positioned table

[Thom Brown]

Thanks, that works.  Could you explain exactly what the problem was?

2009/1/11 Bill Brown macnim...@gmail.com

 Thom Brown wrote:

 Can someone have a look at this page for me and let me know what I've done
 wrong?  The table seems to be going to the right of its container when
 viewed in Firefox, Safari or Chrome, but it's fine in Opera and IE.  It
 was
 fine before when there was another div above the one which contains the
 table.  That just displayed a simple image.  When removing it, this
 problem
 happens.

 http://killingcupid.avengedsevenfold.co.uk/shows/



 Hi Thom:

 #menu{overflow:hidden}

 ...should do the trick.

 Hope it helps.
 --Bill

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Re: [css-d] Strangely positioned table

[Thom Brown]

Hmm, well I've seen that I've put a line-height in for the list item
elements, and I'm not sure why.  I removed that, and the overflow: hidden
and it appears to be okay again.  I take it that was causing them to push
outside their ul container?

2009/1/11 Bill Brown macnim...@gmail.com

 Thom Brown wrote:

 Can someone have a look at this page for me and let me know what I've done
 wrong?  The table seems to be going to the right of its container when
 viewed in Firefox, Safari or Chrome, but it's fine in Opera and IE.  It
 was
 fine before when there was another div above the one which contains the
 table.  That just displayed a simple image.  When removing it, this
 problem
 happens.

 http://killingcupid.avengedsevenfold.co.uk/shows/



 Hi Thom:

 #menu{overflow:hidden}

 ...should do the trick.

 Hope it helps.
 --Bill

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