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sTo0z
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 Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 16:44 Post subject: IE5+ and CSS site? |
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Is there such a site that has good documentation on all well known CSS bugs found in IE5+?
I've recently coded a site to fit all normal freakin' standards and now I have to go back and retro-spank my code to make it a little more functional in IE5+.
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[sYn]
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| Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 18:19 Post subject: |
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http://www.w3schools.com/
That tells you which versions of each browser support the different CSS functions..
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sTo0z
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| Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 19:04 Post subject: |
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Well, IE6 "supports" div layouts, but they do not behave properly. Does w3schools tell you how IE6 "behaves" and workarounds?
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[sYn]
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| Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 19:11 Post subject: |
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Ah.. there is a way of doing it, depends on how you have done things on the website. I think it has something to do with using external padding rather than internal percentages.. I'd have to take a look into the code though..
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sTo0z
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| Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 21:00 Post subject: |
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It's all open for viewing. 
http://www.jeffs-life.com/gh/index2.php
(index.php is another layout with similiar probs but look at index2)
If you look through a decent browser each <div> section (header, nav, main, footer) will be of equal width (700px).
But if you open the page in IE, you'll notice that the rounded edges are pushed off to the right of the screen and the remaining area is just filled in with black background, except for the main section, which is of proper width for some reason.
Also, a problem I'm having across all browsers.. how do I get rid of that small amount of blankspace between my LI elements? :\
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[sYn]
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| Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 22:38 Post subject: |
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My suggestion would be to create your entire image blocks.. if you look at my website as an example..
http://www.decoded.org/images/header-top.jpg is the top part of the main structure.. using one solid image means it will look the same on all browsers and you only need to make it look good position wise on each seperately.
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sTo0z
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| Posted: Tue, 26th Sep 2006 22:40 Post subject: |
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Yah I suppose, just strange that one div section of width 700 is correct, and then 3 more the exact same way and they don't render correct... and the one that renders correct is in the middle of the page.
So no idea on the small space between my LI elements?
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