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CSS Curiosities using DW SPRY 'tabs'

Asked by me_patrick in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Adobe Dreamweaver, Internet Explorer Web Browser

Tags: CSS, Dreamweaver, JavaScript, SPRY

I have used the SPRY tabbed panel within my site  see http://www.clickitsystems.co.uk/standards.php but I have two small wrinkles that I cant get to the bottom of.
i) The page body is within a template editable region and is enclosed with a div called content (this is effectively the RHS of the screen - the LHS is a non-editable column containing navigation buttons).  #content has a LHS border defined to act as a visual page divider.  Inside this content div is an h1 statement followed by the tabbed panel group  thats it. The problem is the LH border only extends the length (height) of the h1 tag  the tabbed panel does not seem to extend the content div? As an aside the TabbedPanelsContentGroup rule also defines borders but none appear in the section?

ii) On the Programming tab I have an image floated right and some text wrapping around it from the left  in Firefox it looks fine but in IE 8 there is a lot of white space between the text and the image as if there is padding or a margin somewhere but there is not?

Any ideas would be much appreciated.
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