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Posted by Jim Moe on 04/15/06 22:11
Alexander Nagelmann wrote:
>
> I'm redesigning a website for an organisation of our church.
> I'm using CSS for positioning and layouting the page. But there's
> one problem which makes trouble. On Firefox the website looks
> good, but on IE one column with dates (Mein Alter etc.) overlaps
> with the headline, so that it looks stupid. I've already tried to
> solve this problem but no attempt helped. (it only got more worse)
> Is there anybody outthere who might solve this problem?
>
> Url: http://minipage.nagelmann.info/index.php
>
I do not see the problem you describe, e.g. there is no "Mein Alter" on
that page, or dates.
In other news:
Do not use a Transitional DTD for new work. Use Strict.
Correct the HTML validation error.
View the page with different font sizes. It falls apart when the font
size is increased.
Use % or ems for font-size, not px. Font sizes in px are not resizeable
in IE.
Also consider ems for specifying widths and heights to allow the
containers to adapt to font size changes.
Avoid position:absolute wherever possible. Its use almost universally
produces brittle layouts.
The image in the header should be much more narrow, and applied as a
background-image with a repeat-x; it repeats every three characters
anyway. As it is, it just sticks way out the right side.
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