I have two questions, they will both be referencing IE 5.01 SP2 and this link will be able to provide examples of the problems ( to see the correct behavior look in any other current browser) : <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.the17thdegree.com/BottgersMarine/index.html">http://www.the17thdegree.com/BottgersMarine/index.html</a><!-- m -->
1) Image Offset
The top image, the one that says "Bottger's Marine" and has their logo, is offset way right in this browser. Ideas of how to fix that?
2) There is a div that holds the <h4> enclosed text "...Family Owned for over 46 years!". It should have a 1px solid black bottom border on it. It isn't there. Should I just get rid of the div encapsulating the h4 and just use it? Because the 1px border isn't there, I think it is offsetting a background image I have that I need to have perfectly aligned. It's part of that top-left black curve. Any ides/comments are greatly apprecaited.
- JamesI couldn't see the problem in IE5 xp.
A few not validating errors:
no closing on empty tags; meta, img and br.
<body class="thisIsNotUsed">Ok, I did not notice the missing 'c' in the "class" but that is easily fixed and won't change anything in terms of my problem.
what do you mean by:
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A few not validating errors:
no closing on empty tags; meta, img and br.
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I will get a screen shot up of my problem tomorrow.I've attached the CSS file with the fixes. It was pretty easy. I just floated the logo image to the left and it fixed that problem. The bottom border appeared once I added position: relative; to the "belowHeader" DIV.
I noticed the the BG image in the main content area doesn't show up, but then I figured out that it was a PNG with alpha transparency (which IE doesn't support
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1) Image Offset
The top image, the one that says "Bottger's Marine" and has their logo, is offset way right in this browser. Ideas of how to fix that?
2) There is a div that holds the <h4> enclosed text "...Family Owned for over 46 years!". It should have a 1px solid black bottom border on it. It isn't there. Should I just get rid of the div encapsulating the h4 and just use it? Because the 1px border isn't there, I think it is offsetting a background image I have that I need to have perfectly aligned. It's part of that top-left black curve. Any ides/comments are greatly apprecaited.
- JamesI couldn't see the problem in IE5 xp.
A few not validating errors:
no closing on empty tags; meta, img and br.
<body class="thisIsNotUsed">Ok, I did not notice the missing 'c' in the "class" but that is easily fixed and won't change anything in terms of my problem.
what do you mean by:
-quote-
A few not validating errors:
no closing on empty tags; meta, img and br.
-end quote-
I will get a screen shot up of my problem tomorrow.I've attached the CSS file with the fixes. It was pretty easy. I just floated the logo image to the left and it fixed that problem. The bottom border appeared once I added position: relative; to the "belowHeader" DIV.
I noticed the the BG image in the main content area doesn't show up, but then I figured out that it was a PNG with alpha transparency (which IE doesn't support
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