IE CSS problem...
I have an IE css problem... seems to be alot of those lately....
Anyways, the page works find in ff and safari, but there is a bit of misalignment in ie. An ugly white line appears in the header area and there is a misalignment where the header meets the body.
You can see the page at: http://inlab.topsitelist.org/masonry/withieprob/
And the css at: http://inlab.topsitelist.org/masonry/withieprob/style.css
Thank you at all for any help you can give me...
demonhale posted this at 05:30 — 31st July 2007.
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The ugly white line I seem not to see... but the misalignment solution is like this:
on your css:
#wrapper{
background: url('images/bodybg.gif') repeat-y center;
}
change it to:
#wrapper{
background: url('images/bodybg.gif') repeat-y center;
<strong>width: 1024px;</strong>
<strong>margin-left: auto;</strong>
<strong>margin-right: auto;</strong>
}
You need to define the width each div element should base an auto-margins to...
If you could clarify about the white line, maybe we can fix that too...
loinsees posted this at 05:40 — 31st July 2007.
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I managed to fix it by removing the width: 1024px; from #header. It works perfectly. You can see it at: http://inlab.topsitelist.org/masonry/withoutieprob/
demonhale posted this at 05:50 — 31st July 2007.
He has: 3,278 posts
Joined: May 2005
yes, alternately it will work if you remove the first width that defines it, but then you could just redefine everything to be based on the wrapper or not...
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