Topic: Needs fixin' for IE ya hear? (Page 1 of 1)

www.robert-adam.com

Looks perfect in Firefox. Causes a Visual C++ runtime error if you try to resize the text in IE. That and the background doesn't tile and the big column isn't floating properly.

Kinda stumped ya know?

-SPyX

sIFR is so goofy.

You have a couple CSS errors: http://tinyurl.com/a3rf4.

try background: url(./images/leftColBG.jpg) repeat-y; instead of background: url(./images/leftColBG.jpg) repeat-y 0;

the column thing looks like you just made it too wide

Anti-aliased, custom fonts are goofy?

The css errors are hacks to make alignment work in IE.

Shortening the width of the main column does not help. Nor does removing the "0".

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SPyX said:

Anti-aliased, custom fonts are goofy?

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No, using Flash to get them when you could use bitmaps is.

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SPyX said:

The css errors are hacks to make alignment work in IE.

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I don't see anything at http://robert-adam.com/blog/ that looks to need a hack.

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SPyX said:

Shortening the width of the main column does not help. Nor does removing the "0".

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Okay, I'll make a local copy and play with it after I eat dinner (unless someone beats me to it).

The flash is used so that the markup can remain intact. It simply replaces the text in specified <h> tags dynamically. Try resizing your text and refreshing the page. The headlines will grow accordingly. Also, I can just change the text and the headline will change with it. No work involved.

The hack is just for a minor discrepancy in the way Firefox and IE align things. Something about the way padding is handled.

(Edited by SPyX on 02-02-2006 00:09)

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(Edited by reisio on 02-02-2006 01:33)

Try adding this:

#content {
	margin: 0 220px 0 0 !important;
	padding: 1px 0 1px 220px !important;
	background: #f9faf4 url(./images/leftColBG.jpg) repeat-y -40px 0 !important;
}
#mainbar {
	float: none !important;
}
body {
	background: url(./images/rightColBG.jpg) repeat-y 100% -232px !important;
}
#leftSpace {
	height: 510px !important;
	background: none !important;
}
#rightSpace {
	display: none;
}

(Edited by reisio on 02-02-2006 01:39)

Awesome. That seems to have done the trick, though, I can't say I quite understand everything you did. I'll have to look a couple things up.

I'm still having some rendering issues with the sidebar in IE. Could it be a doctype problem?

Thanks for the help bro.
-SPyX

Nah your doctype looks fine. Probably just good old-fashioned normal petite bugginess.

what does !important mean?

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Milio said:

what does !important mean?Signature: liefdesgedichten

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http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/cascade.html#important-rules

Keeping in mind that IE lte 6.0 ignores !important (tmk).
- DC