I am having a strange problem with text selection on my site, that seems only to be a problem in Internet Explorer. Basically, you cannot select individual words, it just selects the whole block of text. The problem is only apparent where the text is in paragraphs - when it is a list, their is no such problem. If anyone has any ideas, I'm open to anything. Th HTML is at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.evernet.co.uk">http://www.evernet.co.uk</a><!-- m --> and the CSS for it, if that is likely to make any difference, is at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.evernet.co.uk/mainstyle.css">http://www.evernet.co.uk/mainstyle.css</a><!-- m --><br />
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I'm not incompetent when it comes to HTML, so it annoys me that I am having this problem. Thankyou for your time.<!--content-->I don't have any problem selecting things in lists displayed in the main div, but I do when they are used as the menu. I'll try it in transitional.<!--content-->Same problem in transitional. Anyone got any ideas?<!--content-->I am assuming your entire markup and CSS validates, there is a fair chance "position: absolute" is causing the issue in Micro$oft IE try converting to XHTML and using the XML prologue - it just might work. <br />
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I haven't the time to check you CSS syntax today, but that is most likely the issue with the bug ridden M$ browser.<!--content-->I don't really know anything about XHTML or XML.<!--content-->Its the style property<br />
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position:absolute<br />
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in the reset div thats causing this behaviour.<br />
Just wondering if you might have to re think your coding logic.<!--content-->Unless someone can find a way I can get the DIVs to be where they are now using position:relative (which I can't), then I'm stuck with it.<br />
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N.B. The DIV is called 'rest' not 'reset'. I'm not saying that to be nasty to Khalid, I'm sure it was just a typo, its just to avoid confusion.<br />
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If anyone is feeling particularly helpful, and is amazingly good with CSS, could they possibly take a look...?<!--content-->Yep..just plain old freaking typo<!--content-->
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I'm not incompetent when it comes to HTML, so it annoys me that I am having this problem. Thankyou for your time.<!--content-->I don't have any problem selecting things in lists displayed in the main div, but I do when they are used as the menu. I'll try it in transitional.<!--content-->Same problem in transitional. Anyone got any ideas?<!--content-->I am assuming your entire markup and CSS validates, there is a fair chance "position: absolute" is causing the issue in Micro$oft IE try converting to XHTML and using the XML prologue - it just might work. <br />
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I haven't the time to check you CSS syntax today, but that is most likely the issue with the bug ridden M$ browser.<!--content-->I don't really know anything about XHTML or XML.<!--content-->Its the style property<br />
<br />
position:absolute<br />
<br />
in the reset div thats causing this behaviour.<br />
Just wondering if you might have to re think your coding logic.<!--content-->Unless someone can find a way I can get the DIVs to be where they are now using position:relative (which I can't), then I'm stuck with it.<br />
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N.B. The DIV is called 'rest' not 'reset'. I'm not saying that to be nasty to Khalid, I'm sure it was just a typo, its just to avoid confusion.<br />
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If anyone is feeling particularly helpful, and is amazingly good with CSS, could they possibly take a look...?<!--content-->Yep..just plain old freaking typo<!--content-->