Adam Morris wrote:
http://www.janelehrer.co.uk/live5/
In IE, when the window is shrunk, the content block drops underneath
the logo image (ugly). Why does that happen when, in FF, it stays in
position and compresses nicely?
IE don't know how to overflow a container, and the logo-image at the
bottom is too wide. Make it appear narrower and tell IE to present the
overflow.
#logo img {margin: 0 -145px; position: relative;}
#content {margin-right: -114px; position: relative;}
...will work quite well to below 500px window-width.
Also, in IE, there are gaps between the border images. Again, in FF,
a nice smooth line.
Natural behavior in IE - created by MS to save web designers from their
own decisions, if I remember correctly...
You just have to counteract it.
#contenttopleft,#contentbottomleft {margin-right: -3px;}
#contenttopright,#contentbottomright {margin-right: -6px;}
Georg
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