Hi James,
Without my trusty toolkit handy, I can't answer why it is breaking, I suspect it is probably a box-model issue as you say, but I do have a suggestion that might fix the problems.
As you have a fixed-width layout, explicitly setting widths for both columns and "float:left"ing the first column, changing #containerProductUpdates to "float:right" instead of "margin-left:auto" should make things simpler for the browser to nut out.
#containerProductUpdates
{
float:right;
/* margin-left:auto; */
padding:0px;
width:387px
}hth, Ben
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James Gollan wrote:
The rendering problems are:
· in IE5 (Win) the top edges of the two columns are not even;
· In IE5.5 Win the spacing between the columns is too close;
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