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That's because of IE7 compatibility problem, always view your website in compatibility mode...<br />
Your code is OK!<br />
It's just IE7...
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That's because of IE7 compatibility problem, always view your website in compatibility mode...
Your code is OK!
It's just IE7...

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try adding <br />
float:left to #slideshow<br />
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and add position:relative; to #header
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try adding
float:left to #slideshow

and add position:relative; to #header

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Morrisproject...tried it, still displaying incorrectly in IE7<br />
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firoz...IE8 has settings for compatibility mode, not IE7, correct?
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Morrisproject...tried it, still displaying incorrectly in IE7

firoz...IE8 has settings for compatibility mode, not IE7, correct?

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you are absolutely correct<br />
but IE7 do have compatibility problem<br />
refer here:<br />
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250496(VS.85).aspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250496(VS.85).aspx</a>
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you are absolutely correct
but IE7 do have compatibility problem
refer here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250496(VS.85).aspx [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250496(VS.85).aspx]

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It is a position issue which should be able to be resolved testing different methods of floats and relative divs.<br />
<br />
Unfortunately it would take some time to download all the appropriate files and put the page into a testing environment.<br />
<br />
I would suggest to try changing some of the positioning etc
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It is a position issue which should be able to be resolved testing different methods of floats and relative divs.

Unfortunately it would take some time to download all the appropriate files and put the page into a testing environment.

I would suggest to try changing some of the positioning etc

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myderrick - exactly! Thanks for catching that for me. &nbsp;IE as always = more work.
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myderrick - exactly! Thanks for catching that for me.  IE as always = more work.

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I am using relative positioning for the header of <a href="http://pnwprop.u59.ssllcweb.com/index.cfm" rel="ugc">http://pnwprop.u59.ssllcweb.com/index.cfm</a><br />
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It is displaying correctly in Firefox and Chrome, naturally IE is wreaking havoc. Haven't used relative position extensively so any help on getting this worked out greatly appreciated.<br />
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thanks<br />

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I am using relative positioning for the header of http://pnwprop.u59.ssllcweb.com/index.cfm

It is displaying correctly in Firefox and Chrome, naturally IE is wreaking havoc. Haven't used relative position extensively so any help on getting this worked out greatly appreciated.

thanks


CSS: Relative positioning and IE7

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