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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I'm getting all sorts of nasty problems with IE 6 on WinXP. The problems seem to originate with the links. When the page first loads things start in one position. However their positions don't really relate to each other very well. [url=http://xavier.tamu.edu/students/rar7655/web/goldenratio/1.jpg]Site upon loading[/url] The objects snap to different erroneous positions when links are moused over. When I mouse over the right hand links menu, the orginally centered links become left-aligned. [url=http://xavier.tamu.edu/students/rar7655/web/goldenratio/2.jpg]SS #2[/url] The hover effect remains centered however. The style links move up and to the left so that the "styles" text is actually partially hidden by the edge of the box. Also, the actual links to the different styles both became cyan after I clicked on them. This persisted even after refreshing. Finally, once all the links have been moused over the right border moves to the left just slightly.[url=http://xavier.tamu.edu/students/rar7655/web/goldenratio/3.jpg]SS #3[/url] The problem with the nav menu is weirder. When any of the links are moused over most of the bottom of the content disapears [url=http://xavier.tamu.edu/students/rar7655/web/goldenratio/4.jpg](SS #4)[/url] and will only reappear when a link in the right hand menu is touched. The little links at the end of the paragraphs cause a shift to the left of the bottom two lines of that paragraph.[url=http://xavier.tamu.edu/students/rar7655/web/goldenratio/5.jpg]SS #5[/url] I didn't post these problems originally because I assumed they were happening only on my home computer. However, I'm on the computers at school now and the exact same things are happening. I'll wait to say anything about the design until I can see it how you meant it to be seen. I'll try loading it up in Mozilla when I get home. Cheers! [img]http://xavier.tamu.edu/students/rar7655/web/images/sig5.gif[/img] It's pronounced "Spikes!" Loading...
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