[css-d] Box dropping down behind footer in IE7

Hi I have a box on the home page (http://fattoad.co.uk/) which is dropping below the footer in IE7 and cutting off some of the text. There should be 30px between the box and the footer. I have tried a number of different tactics but can't get anything to work. Many thanks, David

[css-d] Nav bar position incorrect in IE

Thanks very much for your information, I will give those ideas ago. David On 18 Mar 2007, at 19:05, ~davidLaakso wrote: > David Roberts wrote: >>>>> Hi DL, >>>>> >> >> As I am quite new to using CSS your comment - I think it may be >> a l

[css-d] Nav bar position incorrect in IE

Hi Ingo, Thanks for your help. I added margin/padding :0 to the "body" and it has fixed the problem. I am quite new to CSS so I am learning as I go along. The stylesheet was a problem that I was having with my CMS seeing the stylesheet but it is fixed now and I have removed one of the link

[css-d] Nav bar position incorrect in IE

>>> Hi DL, As I am quite new to using CSS your comment - I think it may be a little over-coded and relying on brittle positioning- would have been more helpful if you had explained what you actual meant. I am interested in learning from my mistakes or wrong way of doing something, it is

[css-d] Nav bar position incorrect in IE

n nav bar. > > I have checked the code and it is ok, the other browsers that I > have checked it in are Camino, Firefox, Opera and Safari on a Mac > all OK. > > It is only IE 6 on a PC that it is not working. I don't have > access to v7.0. On 17 Mar 2007, at 02:

[css-d] Nav bar position incorrect in IE

nt type "a" must be followed by either attribute specifications, ">" or "/>". On 17 Mar 2007, at 00:59, ~davidLaakso wrote: > David Roberts wrote: >> I have been batting with this problem for some time and have been >> unable to fix i

[css-d] Nav bar position incorrect in IE

Hi I have been batting with this problem for some time and have been unable to fix it. The nav bar plus the whole 'top' section is lower in IE than FF and other browsers that I have checked on this site. The URL is http://www.campbeltowngrammar.org.uk/ The first links plus the search box ar

[css-d] 2-column layout problems and anchor links

ok it is the (return) to Top anchor that >> does not work. This is the code that I am using. >> >> Attendance >> >> Attendance >> >> Top >> >> link http://www.campbeltowngrammar.org.uk/?/main/a-z_a >> >> On 10 Mar 2007, at 01:12, ~

[css-d] 2-column layout problems and anchor links

Hi I have a problem with a 2 column layout which is working on some pages in IE but not others. It is dropping down below the first column. They are both floated col, one left one right. Should I be using: display:inline (hack) ? I am not having this problem with any other columns set up

[css-d] Nav bar help - Browser compatibility issues

Hi, I am having a few problems with the navigation that I have made and have been trying to fix the problem for a while now but no luck. There are 3 different navigation sections at the top. The first set are just text but for some reason in FF they don't work and in IE 6 they do. I think

[css-d] Navigation not showing in IE 6 and other problems - added

Hi all, The URL is: http://www.campbeltowngrammar.org.uk/cgs/index.php/ campbeltowngrammar/index/ I forgot to add also that the 3 pictures on the home page, in IE, the last one goes below the other two for some reason. I have just started building this site and would like to get the nav

[css-d] Navigation not showing in IE 6 and other problems

Hi all, The URL is: http://www.campbeltowngrammar.org.uk/cgs/index.php/ campbeltowngrammar/index/ I have just started building this site and would like to get the navigation working correctly before I go any further. There are a number of problems mostly with the navigation in IE6 - which

[css-d] columns not correct in 3 col and 2 col layout using IE 6

Hi Wayne, Thanks again for the information. David On 17 Jan 2007, at 22:39, Wayne Babineau wrote: > Hi David > >> -Original Message- >> >> Hi, >> >> Thanks very much for that info Wayne. I have tried what you >> said below, and on all the Mac browsers I have it works fine. >> Will have

[css-d] columns not correct in 3 col and 2 col layout using IE 6

Hi, Thanks very much for that info Wayne. I have tried what you said below, and on all the Mac browsers I have it works fine. Will have to wait until the morning to look at it on a PC with IE6. I wanted to know why you need to reposition the c2div so that it follows the c3div? Also there w

[css-d] columns not correct in 3 col and 2 col layout using IE 6

the right column is an . Maybe that makes the difference? David gnome at hawaii.rr.com authenticity, honesty, community David Roberts wrote: > URL is: http://www.deadred.co.uk/Documents/index.php > > The problem that I am having is that both the 3 column layout on the > home

[css-d] columns not correct in 3 col and 2 col layout using IE 6

Hi, URL is: http://www.deadred.co.uk/Documents/index.php The problem that I am having is that both the 3 column layout on the home page and the 2 column layout on the other pages are not rendering correctly in IE 6. The second column is not lining up with the first column (i.e. 'News' shoul

Re: [css-d] Problems with 3col snd 2 col layout in IE 6

Sorry about that back online now. Cheers David On 4 Jan 2007, at 00:23, Sasha Gerrand wrote: > On 04/01/07, David Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Problem is : Both 3 cols layout on the home page and the 2 cols >> layout on the other pages are not rendering correct

[css-d] Problems with 3col snd 2 col layout in IE 6

could explain to me where I have gone wrong and how to fix this problem I would be most grateful. URL is: http://www.deadred.co.uk/Documents/index.php (this is a test site) Many thanks, David David Roberts __ css-disc