I am not even going to attempt to describe what IE Mac does to the page...So Internet Explorer 6 displays 2 of my pages strangely.
If you poke around the near 200 pages of content, you will see that these are the only 2 instances. Every page uses a <!--#include virtual="/Content/blahblahblah.inc"--> to display the content. I do know about the Friends of the Collection displaying the error at the top, this is something to do with the CMS, and not my #1 priority.
If you import a different file from /Content/ , it will display just fine.
Any ideas?As far as I can tell the left margin on #content is causing the problem in IE. I've messed around with making your columns set widths but the CSS is so messed with and framented into separate files it's hard to keep track of.
Mainly it isn't my creation. Anyhow, you'll either need to remove tha left margin or give #content a set width and float it right. That's what IE-Win wants. Not sure why only these two pages though. It's a quirk.Unfortuneatly, removing portions of the page is not something I am readily willing to do. The resizing the page may solve 2 problems, but will create 198 more. Still a mystery to me why I can import any other file to be displayed in those 2 pages (besides the 2 includes that are shotty)...Grrr.
*Sigh*It's not the include. It's the source code in the include. Some element is causing funky margin problems. style="display:none;" could become your best friend in order to find the problem
I was scratching my head for a while, there were 2 or 3 instances of FF using text wrap to go to the next line when it reached the div limit, while IE did not. Easy enough fix.
Thanks for the suggestions!
If you poke around the near 200 pages of content, you will see that these are the only 2 instances. Every page uses a <!--#include virtual="/Content/blahblahblah.inc"--> to display the content. I do know about the Friends of the Collection displaying the error at the top, this is something to do with the CMS, and not my #1 priority.
If you import a different file from /Content/ , it will display just fine.
Any ideas?As far as I can tell the left margin on #content is causing the problem in IE. I've messed around with making your columns set widths but the CSS is so messed with and framented into separate files it's hard to keep track of.
Mainly it isn't my creation. Anyhow, you'll either need to remove tha left margin or give #content a set width and float it right. That's what IE-Win wants. Not sure why only these two pages though. It's a quirk.Unfortuneatly, removing portions of the page is not something I am readily willing to do. The resizing the page may solve 2 problems, but will create 198 more. Still a mystery to me why I can import any other file to be displayed in those 2 pages (besides the 2 includes that are shotty)...Grrr.*Sigh*It's not the include. It's the source code in the include. Some element is causing funky margin problems. style="display:none;" could become your best friend in order to find the problem
I was scratching my head for a while, there were 2 or 3 instances of FF using text wrap to go to the next line when it reached the div limit, while IE did not. Easy enough fix. Thanks for the suggestions!