Topic: IE6 / FF Problem (Page 1 of 1)

So I've finally got a semi decent grasp on this whole CSS thang (and thanks to all that have helped me)
But now I have another conundrum... The CSS looks quirky in IE6 and I'm not exactly sure how to tweak it so I need the eyes of you experts.


www.caicc.net is the site

Looks great in FF but in IE6 i get scroll bars in the main body.

How do I make the site determine which browser is viewing it, and how do I assign a seperate style for that browser.

Thanks guys!

Try overflow: hidden; instead of overflow: auto; for #faux (which btw is just a French equivalent to 'fake').

Sweet! That worked perfectly. As usual, you are the man Reisio! Thanks.

One other thing that has me puzzled, the left margin for the main content is a bit too far to the left in IE but in FF it looks fine.
What on earth causes that?



(Edited by Radical Rob on 08-18-2007 09:14)

You shouldn't have to float #right at all. Might remove that and see where it takes you.

nuthin, unfortunately...

I'm trying to figure out a way that the browser will determine what browser is reading it, then it will assign a specific css sheet. Little over my head right now but I've been reading, reading, reading up on it...

You don't need to do that.

Ok, got majority of the issues fixed except for some frustrating gap between my nav and the main body.
www.caicc.net