Posted by Rob on 02/06/07 20:31

I am having problems trying to get a web page to work in IE 6. It
works fine in firefox, opera, and newer versions of IE, but not in
IE6.

I am not very familiar with CSS, but I don't see why this shouldn't
work. There is a table inside a <DIV> section which should appear
directly below text, but when IE6 is used, the table is pushed down
and white space is created. This is because of a <DIV> on the left
column, which seems to be determining the start point of the table. I
really don't understand why this particular browser version decides to
make a gap there, or how it can be fixed.

it is a standard table....
<TABLE width=100%>
<TR><TD wid......

within a
<div id="content">
tag.

so I don't see why the position of the table should be determined by a
<DIV> tag outside of the one it's in. If anyone has IE6 or older, the
problem can be seen on the page:

http://www.brick-soton.ac.uk/team.asp


Does anybody have any ideas? Any help would be very much
appreciated :)

Cheers

Rob

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