Mike Free wrote:
I have floated #subsection and #newsfeed to the right, set their
width etc then left #servicelinks and #maintext positioned
relatively. This give me precisely the layout I want in Firefox,
Safari & Opera, but IE creates a huge gap on the page because it
flows #maintext 'after' the end of #subsection!
Here's the dummy page I'm working on to create the CSS:
If anyone can help here, I'd be very grateful, have been staring at a
screen for a week now and am losing the will to live! ;-)
:-) ...got any hair left?
Ok, I have no "smart" solution to this one, but IE behaves better if you
make a change in the source-order - like so:
<div id="content">
<div id="subsection"></div>
<div id="newsfeed"></div>
<div id="servicelinks"></div>
<div id="maintext"></div>
</div>
...floats first - flow later.
The above is the result of pure guess-work. Someone else may be able to
describe this particular IE-bug, and maybe provide a better solution.
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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