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Posted by Oli Filth on 10/01/85 11:18
Els said the following on 11/06/2005 20:52:
> Oli Filth wrote:
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>>Please have a look at this test page: http://olifilth.co.uk/01.html
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>>In Firefox, it does what one would expect, i.e. the central DIV falls
>>between the ones on either side according to the CSS positioning, and
>>the child TABLE expands to fill 100% of this DIV's width.
>>
>>However in IE (6), the central DIV flows off the right-hand side of the
>>page, because IE decides to (incorrectly) use the viewport as its
>>reference for TABLE percentage measurements.
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>>Any ideas?
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> Don't use position:absolute for the middle container, but use margins
> instead:
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> #listing
> {
> margin-left: 250px;
> margin-right: 250px;
> }
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> tested in IE6, Opera8 and FF1.0.4.
Excellent, that does fix it! Cheers.
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Oli
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