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Posted by Bergamot on 03/13/07 18:22
rynato@gmail.com wrote:
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> The body of the page is in a table
> which immediately follows the menu bar. This is where the page falls
> apart.
Yes, but not in the way you think.
> In Safari and FF it looks fine.
How it looks to me in Seamonkey:
http://www.bergamotus.ws/screenshots/iaccw.png
That's what happens when you absolutely position text elements. The
boxes don't adapt to variations in the visitor's text size and you end
up with overlaps and clipped content. BTW, that's my enforced browser
minimum font-size kicking in. I like to be able to actually read text on
web pages, not just admire some design. ;)
> In IE, that body table and
> everything else as well which follows the menu bar table (again, both
> enclosed in the same DIV) is all shifted to the right of the header
>
> http://www.iaccw.net/phoenix
With 59 HTML validation errors on the page, I'm not surprised there are
display oddities in at least 1 browser. There are errors in the CSS, too.
Fix the errors first, then go from there, but I suggest getting rid of
the absolute positioning while you're at it.
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Berg
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