CSS problems
Hi,
I am working on a new home page and have run into a strange problem with CSS.
http://www.weztec.com/images/pic1.jpg
Have a look at the above image.
The screen on the left is using IE and the left is using Firefox. If you look at the side display area you will notice that the icon area appears to get wider causing a staggered effect the further down the page you go.
Any ideas?
Phil.
[URL=http://www.weztec.com ]http://www.weztec.com [/URL]
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CptAwesome posted this at 17:37 — 1st March 2005.
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Try setting the 's inline () because IE might not reckognize CSS widths for the td element.
WEZTEC posted this at 17:51 — 1st March 2005.
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Thanks but I tried that and anyway it seems to work fine in the WEZTEC shop http://www.weztec.com/shop which is what this is based on.
I just feel like I am missing something subtle that is throwing the alignment out.
Phil.
http://www.weztec.com
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bja888 (not verified) posted this at 19:13 — 1st March 2005.
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The only thing I see diffrent is the font. Its bigger in IE proubaly a proublem with the CCS. I had a proublem like that onece. I fixed it like this "color:#7EBEFF!important;"
dk01 posted this at 21:48 — 1st March 2005.
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You have a bunch of code that is incorrect. I would go through it all but you can just as easily look here
I would start by moving your DOCTYPE to the very first line. Otherwise IE will be thrown into debug mode.
Check out some of those errors and see if fixing them solves your problem. One more tip is that IE responds to whitespace in your code. So sometimes this:
<td>Hello
</td>
and
<td>Hello</td>'will not look the same when rendered in IE. This is especially true with whitespace after img tags.
Good luck!
-dk
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