Today I isolated a problem of alignment in my CSS layout.
The problem was that in a P tag, I had a long string which was italicized. This string wrapped on two lines. Once I removed the italics, the problem went away.
I brought it in Photoshop and there it was, the extra pixels created by the leaning of the letters. I had no problem with this page in Netscape 7, Firebird or Opera... just in stupid IE!
Tips, Ideas, Thoughts??
ps: just realized I had the text justified. Even when I take it out, it still does it...all these pages that say they have errors in ie? i have ie on winXP and when i go to any of those they work perfectly. i guess it has something to do with the constant updates, i get patches for ie every few weeks.I've included a snapshot of my problem. The purple box contains the italic line that is causing me a problem in IE. "es en" is part of the italic wrapping line.
Its about the only thing that remains for this site to go live
BTW, colors were used to identify the DIVs and do not represent the final color scheme
The problem was that in a P tag, I had a long string which was italicized. This string wrapped on two lines. Once I removed the italics, the problem went away.
I brought it in Photoshop and there it was, the extra pixels created by the leaning of the letters. I had no problem with this page in Netscape 7, Firebird or Opera... just in stupid IE!
Tips, Ideas, Thoughts??
ps: just realized I had the text justified. Even when I take it out, it still does it...all these pages that say they have errors in ie? i have ie on winXP and when i go to any of those they work perfectly. i guess it has something to do with the constant updates, i get patches for ie every few weeks.I've included a snapshot of my problem. The purple box contains the italic line that is causing me a problem in IE. "es en" is part of the italic wrapping line.
Its about the only thing that remains for this site to go live
BTW, colors were used to identify the DIVs and do not represent the final color scheme