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Posted by Ben C on 05/09/07 18:47
On 2007-05-09, Agix <ignoranceisbliss@gmail.com> wrote:
> HI there,
>
> I am fairly new to web coding, not so new I don't know what tags are
> or anything that basic, but new enough to be frustrated by obstacles
> that trying to use multiple browsers is causing and not knowing the
> way round it.
>
> Here I must stress I AM NOT LOOKING for workarounds or fixes or hacks
> per sι, but more for an explanation of why I see this behaviour - my
> experienced friend coder doesn't seem to understand my plight.
>
> I have even include a link to the offending page
> http://www.clarifysolutions.co.uk/certenroll/
[...]
> If you take a look at particularly "#mainpageset" this is a div tag
> container for the entire page contents. It has it's width set to
> 560px.
>
> Notice how I have set EVERY id and class to have margin AND padding =
> 0px. This is so I can work out how the browser is behaving.
>
> Secondly, take note of "#mainpagecont" and "#adbarright" - 400px and
> 160px respectively in width.
>
> If you take a look at the link in Firefox - it renders ok, but messes
> up a fair bit.
What's wrong with it?
> In IE6+7 it looks plain awful. What I am really annoyed about is that
> the two divs, no margins or paddings but they still overlap!!!!
> Correct me if i'm wrong but - 400px + 160 px = 560px , no?!?!?! Why
> does the browser not follow mathematics?
Firefox is following mathematics OK here.
400px + 160px + 2px + 2px = 564px.
Each 2px is for the left and right borders of mainpagecont and
adbarright.
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