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Posted by Terry on 10/22/05 15:47
mjbigelow@gmail.com wrote:
> I've got a PHP page that, when loaded in IE on Windows XP, stretches
> about an inch off of the page when the page is originally loaded. If
> you click the "Home" button on the left, the page loads correctly. If
> you click the refresh button, it goes back to being stretched too far.
>
>
> It does that for every page. When you click on the button, it loads
> correctly, but if you type in the URL or click the Refresh button, it
> stretches a little too far.
>
> The page is http://www.insideprospects.com/dev/index.php.
>
It is an html problem - the table for navigation is several columns
wide. There needs to be a <tr> tag at each end of the links. You also
have an image that has the width defined as 100% - the browser has to
calculate - use px instead.
IE has several bugs that respond differently depending on how you view
them (mouse over, refresh, re-visit) that is part of the reason it is so
beloved by designers ;-)
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