Steve Caramia wrote:
>> You'll need to be more specific. The page looks roughly equivalent
>> in IE/7 and IE/8 on this end.
>>
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>
> Well, I see that I must have fixed whatever was making that happen. My
> view of IE6 is in IETester and Abobe BrowserLab. Can they be trusted?
>
I have
> You'll need to be more specific. The page looks roughly equivalent
> in IE/7 and IE/8 on this end.
Well, I see that I must have fixed whatever was making that happen. My
view of IE6 is in IETester and Abobe BrowserLab. Can they be trusted?
Sorry David and thank you SO much for your help. I
Steve Caramia wrote:
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> Then I got rid of the tags in the sidebar, and used padding for
> placement. Now the sidebar in IE6 is happy, but 7 is not. urgh.
>
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> http://www.caramiadesign.com/CNL/
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>
>
You'll need to be more specific. The page looks roughly equivalent in
IE/7 and IE/8 on
Steve Caramia wrote:
>
> Then I got rid of the tags in the sidebar, and used padding for
> placement. Now the sidebar in IE6 is happy, but 7 is not. urgh.
>
>
> http://www.caramiadesign.com/CNL/
>
>
>
You'll need to be more specific. The page looks roughly equivalent in
IE/7 and IE/8 on
> Slow down and use a little thought and introspection and things will
> go your way.
Yes, of course!! A relative "container" can contain a relative
"header". I get it. Then the other elements just fall into place.
The lesson: do a wireframe even on a super-simple blocky page like this!
Th
Steve Caramia wrote:
> OK, now the tough stuff. In IE6, the header and navbar are gone. In
> IE7 it's off to the right. I've tested a variety of comments (left
> them all in, I know), fixed the Double Margin, but what else?
>
> Obviously again, I'm not sure what bug I looking to fix here --
>
>
OK, now the tough stuff. In IE6, the header and navbar are gone. In
IE7 it's off to the right. I've tested a variety of comments (left
them all in, I know), fixed the Double Margin, but what else?
Obviously again, I'm not sure what bug I looking to fix here --
http://www.caramiadesign.com/CNL
