Re: [WSG] Troubleshooting page in Internet Explorer Mac

2005-09-04 Thread Officelink
Thanks for the info. I think you're right about the nav block because I
can't seem to get this to appear on top of other elements on the page - its
submenus hide beneath other elements, but I figured out that if I put clear:
both on the outermost div it seems to work. So that's one major hurdle out
of the way for this browser which is s buggy!!

Thanks again.

> 
> On 4 Sep 2005, at 8:33 PM, Officelink wrote:
> 
>>   I'm having problems with the following page:
>> 
>> http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/test/
>> 
>>   It works fine in all modern browsers except Internet Explorer for
>> the mac where the divs are stretching way over to the right for some
>> reason.
> 
> 
> A quick look suggests that the problem lies with the nav block - if you
> disable the link to , you lose the styling of the nav, of
> course, but the rest of the page renders correctly. Seems that
> something in  is conflicting with something in
> ...
> 
> Sorry to be vague, but it's late...
> 
> HTH
> N
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Re: [WSG] Troubleshooting page in Internet Explorer Mac

2005-09-04 Thread Nick Gleitzman


On 4 Sep 2005, at 8:33 PM, Officelink wrote:


  I'm having problems with the following page:

http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/test/

  It works fine in all modern browsers except Internet Explorer for 
the mac where the divs are stretching way over to the right for some 
reason.



A quick look suggests that the problem lies with the nav block - if you 
disable the link to , you lose the styling of the nav, of 
course, but the rest of the page renders correctly. Seems that 
something in  is conflicting with something in 
...


Sorry to be vague, but it's late...

HTH
N
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http://www.omnivision.com.au/

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[WSG] Troubleshooting page in Internet Explorer Mac

2005-09-04 Thread Officelink
Title: Troubleshooting page in Internet Explorer Mac



Hi everyone,

 I'm having problems with the following page:

http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/test/

 It works fine in all modern browsers except Internet Explorer for the mac where the divs are stretching way over to the right for some reason. It must be a bug in this browser or something but I wondered if anyone knew of a workaround.

 The "innerlayer" div has an explicit width so it's positioned where it's supposed to be, but the two outer divs, "background" and "wrapper" are both stretching. The "background" div which is outermost has a width of 100% because I need it to stay fluid. The "wrapper" div has an explicit width of 780px but the outer parent "background" div seems to be stretching this "wrapper" div along with it. If I give the "background" div an explicit width then it won't be fluid which is what I'd like.

 Would someone know of any solution here for this browser that I need to support?.

 Would really appreciate any support.