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Posted by Scotty on 02/14/06 13:46
"Steve Pugh" <steve.grumpy@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Scotty wrote:
>> Hey everyone
>> I have been having a hard time getting a couple of divs to align
>> properly,
>> when something works in IE it looks wrong in FF and vice versa. Anyway I
>> have completely run out of ideas. You can see my latest attempt at:
>> www.scottscorneroftheweb.com/test-layout
>>
>> The issue is in the div "right"
>> As you can see I have nearly got it. It looks perfect in FF but in IE
>> the
>> text that gets wrapped onto a second line doesn't align directly below
>> the
>> lien above it, it looks like it is a pixel or two to the left. Can
>> anyone
>> see a way in which I can get the black text to align under each other?
>> Thanks a lot
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> Three Pixel Text Jog bug:
> http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/threepxtest.html
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> Though in this case a two column table would actually be more logical
> than a whole set of floated divs.
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> And the black text on dark blue background is a much more serious
> problem.
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> Steve
Thanks for the link. As for tables, I was under the impression that tables
were no longer considered good form in website design and that CSS
formatting was now pretty much standard? I know I could do this in like two
seconds with tables, should that be what I do?
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