Thanks Georg
That fixed the floats, but the center content box still has a problem
between the tabs and the main body of the content box in IE6.
(fresh version uploaded)
As for the height - min-height, those are just in until content comes
to hold the boxes open for the client to see.
Bob Schwartz wrote:
I have a site in progress that is currently "pixel perfect" in all
real browsers, it's all over the screen in IE 6 (don't yet know about
IE7).
IE7 is doing fine :-)
http://www.fgtestserver.net/rain/index.html
IE6' "margin-doubling on floats" bug is causing most damage.
Adding...
#con {
display:inline;
}
#rhtcol {
display:inline;
margin-left: -10px;
}
...will kill that bug, and also provide a bit more space for IE6
lack of
respect for declared dimensions.
Only a few more IE6 bugs left for you to fix then.
While you're at it: There's no point in declaring both 'min-height'
and
'height' with same, fixed, value on an element. Fixed 'height' is
fixed
'height' in all but IE6 and older.
True that IE6 doesn't understand 'min-height' but if that's what
you're
trying to fix then make sure other browsers can't see that 'height'
you're serving IE6.
regards
Georg
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