I just uploaded it, and it appears so.
http://www.vriendshosting.
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I have found an open source web template online, and I have added my content to it.
The initial page validates CSS and XHTML. The page loads correctly in IE 7 and on my Iphone, but not IE 6. Can any of you help me determine where the issue is?
http://www.vriendshosting.
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I just uploaded it, and it appears so.
http://www.vriendshosting.
Sure - I appreachate the help.
http://www.vriendshosting.
Let me give you some advice here on locating bugs in CSS code. Most likely, an element is not the size you expect it to be, because of the IE6 box model.
What you can do, is start with the top most element, and give it a css style of border: 1px solid #F00. This will put a red outline around the element. Compare the sizes of the element in both IE6 and Firefox. If they are the same, then it is one of the child elements. Go to the next element within that parten, and do the same thing. Start from the top, put a border on an element, and compare between the two browsers. Eventually, you will find an element that doesn't match up.
There could be many reasons why an element would not match up, it might not even be a problem with the element itself, but rather a child element is causing the parent to stretch further. It is quite a complicated process to determine where the problem lies. You need to isolate the code that is causing it.
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by: bradl3yPosted on 2008-08-25 at 15:05:22ID: 22309683
It seems there are multiple issues causing the page to not render properly in IE6. Did the original template render fine before you added your content?