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Posted by dorayme on 09/22/07 23:00
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<1190466311.354555.114130@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
Annemie <loek@sportjefit.nl> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> CSS script with 3 kolumns and total width of 960px. De 3 kolums are
> exact 960px
> See how it looks at http://www.naturistart.eu/test/test-1-1-1.html
>
> Computer 1: IE7.0 en resolution 1152x864 (1,33)
> gives a right view see the image at http://www.naturistart.eu/test/ie7.html
> (breedte=width, I'm Dutch)
>
> Computer 2: IE6.0 en resolution 1288x800 (1,6)
> gives a wrong view. The 3e kolumn is now under the first one.
> See the image at http://www.naturistart.eu/test/ie6-1.html
>
> After I have given the 3e kolumn a width of 4px less than before. And
> now it looks right.
> See the image at http://www.naturistart.eu/test/ie6-2.html
>
> Who knows about? What will be the solution?
IE6 is known to add 3px next to floats in many circumstances.
Perhaps this is the cause of your puzzle, when you add give the
browser less pixels to accout for in the columns, the floats then
have more room and so do not wrap (as is in the nature that God
gave floats).
I will now leave you to others who might go into the evils of
(1) Attempting fixed layouts
(2) Attempting such massively wide fixed layouts
(3) Thinking that resolution has the slightest thing to do with
web authoring
(4) Worrying about pixel perfection (it has been known to send
earthlings completely crazy. No, that is *not* what happened to
me.)
--
dorayme
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