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I have a website which in IE7 renders these pages incorrectly (width too narrow, on both form and regular page):
[[LINK href="http://blanko.no/fotomaraton/hva-er-et-fotomaraton/"]]http://blanko.no/fotomaraton/hva-er-et-fotomaraton/[[/LINK]]
[[LINK href="http://blanko.no/fotomaraton/pamelding-2011/"]]http://blanko.no/fotomaraton/pamelding-2011/[[/LINK]]
In IE8 the form on this page is also rendered incorrectly:
[[LINK href="http://blanko.no/fotomaraton/pamelding/"]]http://blanko.no/fotomaraton/pamelding/[[/LINK]]
Everything works fine in Firefox and Safari. Can anyone suggest the change in the CSS neccessary to fix this problem in Explorer?
Solution - 1Specify height and width would be useful for floating content on IE7, since IE up to 7 will use its content to determine width on floating element (box model bug), not to mention you use header tag for a description not div or p. Solution - 2replace with
Solution - 3I can only see the background image. No content at all. Solution - 4Hi Teggen, It seems you must be running IE8 in compatibility mode, because the page displays ok in my IE8, but goes haywire when I send the browser into compatibility mode. Anyway, your problem seems to be the you have on .content h1 & .content h4 headings. If you take that out, the headings appear in IE as they do in FF. And it has no effect in FF other than to collapse slightly the margins between the headings. best, Duncan |
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