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CSS alignment issues in IE 8 and IE 9 - TypePad Theme
I'm working on a custom TypePad theme for http://www.peckofpickledpeppers.com/my-blog/
It works great on my Mac in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox.
It also works great on Windows in Chrome, Firefox, and when I set IE 9 to IE 7 mode. However, when I'm in IE 8 or IE 9 mode, the right sidebar is messed up! The 3 white tabs are to the left of the main content (where they belong) but the rest of the sidebar content also winds up to the left of the content, where it DOES NOT belong.
I'm very limited (due to typepad - yuck) on how much of the HTML structure I can edit. Can someone help me with the CSS fixes to keep the tabs on the left in IE8/IE9 but get the rest of the sidebar content back where it belongs?
It works great on my Mac in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox.
It also works great on Windows in Chrome, Firefox, and when I set IE 9 to IE 7 mode. However, when I'm in IE 8 or IE 9 mode, the right sidebar is messed up! The 3 white tabs are to the left of the main content (where they belong) but the rest of the sidebar content also winds up to the left of the content, where it DOES NOT belong.
I'm very limited (due to typepad - yuck) on how much of the HTML structure I can edit. Can someone help me with the CSS fixes to keep the tabs on the left in IE8/IE9 but get the rest of the sidebar content back where it belongs?
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