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So I've posted about this already, without much luck. Time to try one more time. At the moment I have a popup window suggesting the user should change browser if he/she is using IE.
The problem is that the black of the header goes beyond the menu items. It should stop just after the menu items, like it does in every other browser. Any hints?yeah. see, the biggest problem that you'll have is most coders use mozilla. as i do.
i looked at it in internet explorer, and i see what you're saying...but to be honest with you, it doesn't look bad at all. its kinda flashy
i'm a perfectionist, so it'd be botherin the hell out of me if i were you, but really...it looks just great.so it looks great even when it's screwed up? lol, thanks
I'm also a perfectionist, but I've gotten so mad at it that if I can't find a solution by having posted this topic, I'll leave it to how it is.For IE bliss, add overflow:hidden to the #header and change to top:-43px to the #nav. You may have to use an !important hack on the latter for IE vs web browsers.
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So I've posted about this already, without much luck. Time to try one more time. At the moment I have a popup window suggesting the user should change browser if he/she is using IE.
The problem is that the black of the header goes beyond the menu items. It should stop just after the menu items, like it does in every other browser. Any hints?yeah. see, the biggest problem that you'll have is most coders use mozilla. as i do.
i looked at it in internet explorer, and i see what you're saying...but to be honest with you, it doesn't look bad at all. its kinda flashy
i'm a perfectionist, so it'd be botherin the hell out of me if i were you, but really...it looks just great.so it looks great even when it's screwed up? lol, thanks I'm also a perfectionist, but I've gotten so mad at it that if I can't find a solution by having posted this topic, I'll leave it to how it is.For IE bliss, add overflow:hidden to the #header and change to top:-43px to the #nav. You may have to use an !important hack on the latter for IE vs web browsers.