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CSS - Css Conflicts
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The only different between the two pages is PHP Code: // page 1 <div id="flashcontent2"> // page 2 <div id="flashcontent2" class="flashSpace"> So why does IE interpret the text at the bottom 2 different ways? In "Page 2" IE seems to ignore the CSS formating for the left and right margins. What do I have to do to get "Page 2" to appear in IE like it does in FF? Thanks for your help. Similar TutorialsHi I'm having a similar problem to the IE/FF Positioning post, which I have read through. I help run this support website: www.fsh-united.com If you view it in IE the right hand side of my div's background gets cut off. (There are 4 divs header/links/content/footer) But its fine in Firefox - well it was fine in IE before I got help fixing FF and thats where my IE problems stem from. You can view the stylesheet he www.fsh-united.com/styles.css Any help would be grately appreciated. Cheers Mac As a web designer I am usually able to debug any css issues myself (as it should be, lol). However, I have run into a problem with two browsers rendering differently that I cannot figure out. If you have a look at the following link in both chrome and safari, you will see the number of views is positioned differently in both. http://www.linkpast.com/profile/250/peterthomas/ Any idea as to what is causing this and how to fix? |
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