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CSS - I Don't Even Know What To Call This Ie6 Bug.
I have 3 horizontal sections of this site. The third section has a left & right column layout. In FF everything is beautiful of course. But in IE6 the left column is being pushed up into the 2nd section & the right column is hanging out by itself down below. You'll just have to look at it to see what I'm saying.
http://bradmcalister.com/clients/vi...t_simple/idea3/ I've tried several hacks that haven't worked. I've made the column widths smaller and that didn't work either. I'm stuck at this point. Please help. Thanks, Brad Similar TutorialsThe site in question is HERE I discovered why Safari won't call the css but if I fix it then IE 7 won't call the css. My solution...(The only solution that actually gets IE7 to call the css BTW and since I could get no help on it, I could find no other alternatives)...is this: Code: <head> <!--[IF IE]> <link rel="alternate stylesheet" type="text/css" href=" mystyles_ie.css "> <style type="text/css">@import "mystyles_ie.css";</style> <!--[end if]> <link href="mystyles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <style type="text/css">@import "mystyles.css";</style> </head> This causes parsing errors with the validater but works in IE 7 and FF 2.0. Does anyone have any clue what other hacks I could add to get Safari to render my page correctly? OR is there a real solution that would allow me to omit the first hack and get my page to render properly cross browser? PS- I am really close to just putting a link to FF 2.0 on my page and tell people that if the tables are all jumbled and out of line then they need to get a REAL browser. lol Hi, so i dont know how else to explain this with out giving you the link ocixx.com/index1.html the three buttons on the right Facebook myspace twitter, everything is perfect with them, except when you click them nothing happens, i am using css file and scripts i found on the net, cause i cant program the source to the css file is in the source to the page, i dont know what to do I noticed that googlebot is reading and indexing the content of the left sidebar and and not the center content (title of posts etc). I have tried this fix: Place the sidebar call after The Loop in your theme files and then use CSS to float your post content right or absolutely position your sidebar on the left. Because the spider bots read the page markup from the top down. So if your left sidebar lies above your post content in the markup, the sidebar will be indexed first. If, on the other hand, your left sidebar appears below your post content in the markup but is positioned left by CSS, the bots will index your post content first. It works when I float the center content to the right to the point where the sidebars are where they are supposed to be but they are pushed down a little from the top and it throws the page nav (bottom of center content) and the footer out of wack. Real odd one here. Take a look at http://www.moxiegirlz.com/?section=moxiegirlz Note that you can click on one of the characters at the bottom to see their info. But when you do so, the characters no longer get the "hand" pointer icon (in FF and Safari, haven't tested IE). I've tried applying cursor:pointer directly to the a tags, though one shouldn't need to, and still nada. Somehow, calling a jscript in the href is killing the hand pointer. Anyone know why? Hi people. I was wondering if there was anyway to call a CSS menu such as this Code: <div class="menu"> <div class="menub"> <a href="index.html" class="menu">Home Page</a> <a href="aboutus.html" class="menu">About Us</a> <a href="experiencedays.html" class="menu">Experience Days</a> <a href="ourbirdsofprey.html" class="menu">Our Birds</a> <a href="thestaff.html" class="menu">The Staff</a> <a href="resources.html" class="menu">Resources</a> <a href="whatsnew.html" class="menu">What's New?</a> <a href="raptorrehab.html" class="menu">Raptor Rehab</a> <a href="faq.html" class="menu">FAQ</a> <a href="location.html" class="menu">Locate Us</a> <a href="contactus.html" class="menu">Contact Us</a> <a href="links/links.php" class="menu">Links</a> <a href="opening-admission.html" class="menu">Opening Times</a> <a href="opening-admission.html" class="menu">Admission</a><p> </font></div></div> ...so with ease, we can edit the source code, then it will change throughout the web site, without having to go through every page and change what needs to be changed all the time... Cheers for any help. Jackson |
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