CSS - Ie Weirdness.
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I'm having some trouble with margins & padding in IE. In FF it looks great but IE not so much. There's not a lot of code there yet because I'm still in the early stages of working out the design but I'd like to know what it's missing or what I'm doing wrong now rather than having to fix it all later. Here's the site. Thanks in advance. I know I'm a newbie here but I'm sure I'll be spending way more time here in the future. Thanks! Brad Similar TutorialsI am trying to achieve a three column directory listing. The page is here Code: http://www.growneb.com/listing/members_t.php?mode=search&cat[0]=&cat[1]=&method= Why is it that the third column doesn't seem to float? How can I get the lists to align along the top? Be gentle, I'm just the backend programmer trying to add this to someone else's page. hey everyone, need your help here. i have a run-of-the-mill FAQs page with questions at the top anchored (# links) to various text answer sections at the bottom. i have the following for links in my external css page: a:link { color: #4480D5; font-size: 12px; line-height: 1.6em; text-decoration: none; } a:visited { color: #FF9B21; text-decoration: none; } a:hover { color: #FFC51B; text-decoration: underline; } a:active { color: #4480d5; } it seems once i click a #link once, IE, in it's infinite stupidity, sees that this page has been visited, hence ALL my #links show up as visited. anyway I can get around this? if this is covered elsewhere, please point me to it thanks! I don't understand why some elements in IE6 & 7 are working with :hover and images are not. Of course in FF it's all great. The text links in IE are working fine but the images are not. Actually before i added the border color specifically to the images it was the crappy default blue & purple even thought the links are style right and look right in FF. Why is this happening? http://aricandaidan.com/aric Thanks! Brad Description of example: A div with an h5 as box title, and another div containing some text. The h5 text is one long string to force the outer div to expand. http://files.contradix.com/css1.html On IE: - the 'innerbox' DIV (pink) doesn't expand to the width of the box DIV (orange border) so I get a white space on the right hand side.. Even setting width: 100% doesn't work On Mozila: - Extra long text spills outside of its containing div. Yuck. Any pointers on how to make this work equally well on Mozilla and IE such that the inner div is 100% and the text from the h5 doesn't spill out and willl expand the outer div if ncessary? thanks -j. |