KeyDog wrote:i've tested your .php and the .css 's on a live board (online)
as i say. your code: not problem
as i havent included your graphs maybe thats problem.
but maybe someone has some input on that
i am using IE7 7.0 with tabs...
also in FF 3.0.5 soo..........
When I talk about IE Tab, I talk about the Firefox extension who opens IE inside a tab under Firefox : https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/1419
maybe those images (speech bubbles) are pushing out your rss feed
I'm sure it doesn't come from that. When I test with a .brd p.options { background: #ff0000; }, the red background reveals that the block containing the rss feed takes the whole width under IE while it takes juste the half under FF.
guess i could see what happens if i upload all those png s aswell...
Yes, it's better to upload them, since I removed the background color where I have set a background image.
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here see. all good.
Not the same screen resolution as mine... I'm using 1024*768 on both OS (Windows and Linux). Have you tested with 1024*768 ?
ps: you had some weird css-files in that zip .... but when i take correct ones all is great!
try it live your side on client... ?
These are gedit relics. Actually, I use Ubuntu Linux as my main OS, and I kept Windows for Web page testing. Ubuntu's default text editor (gedit) saves a backup file everytime I save my modifications. I forgot to remove them before compressing.
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the topic is getting pushed down there ! in IE7 ... thats screwing....
That's the problem I talked about.
.brd .main-head, .brd .main-foot {
margin-top: 10px;
307 - could that be pushing it down?
Last edited by KeyDog (Today 18:05:05)
I'll try it. But I give you a trick to find a block's limits : Set a very bright background color.
Example with p.options :
.brd p.options {
background: #ff0000;
}
This set a bright red background which will reveal the block's size.
PS : There's a parsing bug with your screenshots URL. I had to remove the links after I quoted :S Try it by yourself by quoting your post.
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