Yup, display problems in IE6. I must have done something because the right sidebar is dropping below the center content area. I'm vaguely aware of IE6's many bugs but haven't been able to find the particular problem in this case. I'd appreciate anyone's input.
The site is www.makeupandbeautyblog.co
Thank you,
Kermit
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Hi comeran,
Thanks for your reply. It can't be related to all of the pictures because it's a problem that only manifested recently, and the pictures have been sized 450px wide for 2 years.
It also appears on every page within the site, so it must be something related to something static on each page. I just don't know what.
ie 6 adds margins by default, you need to create a separate css for ie6 and adjust your sidebar and content areas
conditional css include for ie 6
<!--[if lte IE 6]>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<? $TEMPLTEPATH />/style_IE6.css?" media="screen">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<? $TEMPLTEPATH />/print_IE6.css?" media="print">
<![endif]-->
and in your style_IE6.css
change your values where appropriate
#sidebar {
width:32%; /* just an example, make it 1-2% smaller than the syle.css declaration */
margin:0;
}
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by: comeranPosted on 2009-03-18 at 19:26:25ID: 23925825
The DIV widths of your code are too small for the content.
Reduce the width of all of your pictures by 75 pixels and it will snap back. IE6+ add padding to table and div cells.
Best of luck!