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Posted by John Hosking on 09/11/07 15:44
Giuseppe Turitto wrote:
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> Little do I know that the way to create layouts with table it was
> completely De-mode, and I had to learn the new way using CSS and XHTML.
Whether you really need XHTML (rather than HTML) is an open question.
Leaving the tables out of layout for non-tabular content is indeed a
good idea, though.
>
> It work's on any browser besides IE, on every browser that I tested
> work's flawless, I can see the rounded top and the rounded bottom all
> aligned. But when I open IE I see the bottom all shifted to the right
> and it never aligns with the top, making the entire thing looks like a
> piece of ...ap.
This description does not exactly match what I see in IE6. I only see
either the top or the bottom, never both together.
>
> Well here is the copy of my HTML and the CSS attached. In case some
> one can point me to the right direction, or tell me what I am doing
> wrong.
[bunch of bogus code snipped because, as usual, we only need the URL]
> You can see better this if you go to http://www.starsilent.us/Details/index.html
That's correct. It's true. So why did you paste all that code?
Some of it's not even on the page you gave the URL for.
Advice:
1. Make sure both your markup (http://validator.w3.org/ ) and CSS
(http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ ) validate (or you understand why
it doesn't).
2. Check that the problem isn't because IE doesn't recognize :hover for
elements other than <a>. #verticalMenu li:hover gets (I think) ignored
by IE6 and under.
--
John
Pondering the value of the UIP: http://improve-usenet.org/
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