I've tried for a bit to get the effect that I want and I fear that the
tools I am trying to use to do so are inadequate and I'd really
appreciate some help. On the page found at
http://www.wildlifecalendar.com I have an image of a bear holding a
price sign on the right side of the page. What I
http://www.web2press.net/carepages/login.php is the site I am working on
and it looks as I expect it to in firefox. In IE, however, the rounded
corner images do not sit flush to the sides of the divs they are in. I'm
at a loss as to how to fix this.
TIA,
Jay Drake
I am trying to use css to do the layout on
http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html and most
everything seems correct in firefox, but IE is not creating the box I
desire at all. CSS can be found at
http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/style.css.txt
Any help is greatly
to create that fixed width box, and I
would think that would fix the problem.
-Jade Rauenzahn
On 5/17/06, Deprived One [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to use css to do the layout on
http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html and most
everything seems correct in firefox
Not quite sure where to start. Testing in IE and Mozilla and each
browser works great in some ways and has issues in others.
site: http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html
css: http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/style.css
The only problem I am having with IE is in the
Thank you so much David, that was exactly what I needed!
Jay
David Laakso wrote:
Deprived One wrote:
Not quite sure where to start.
Same here.
It's hard to hit a moving target. I think you'll need to clear the
floats to start:
Add this CSS:
br.both { clear: both; }
Add br