Hi all, My first post to the list, how exciting. I'm working to get this new standards-based web version of our printed newsletter online this week. There are still some minor tweaks I need to make, but I have a couple of issues that I'm having trouble with. Of course these are mainly IE issues.
Here's a link to my stylesheet. http://www.wcfia.harvard.edu/wwwbeta/misc/publications/centerpiece/ mainstyles.css Issue 1 In IE 6/Win, on 4 of my pages the right hand navigation column drops down below the main content area on the left. Here are the links to the pages that do that. http://www.wcfia.harvard.edu/wwwbeta/misc/publications/centerpiece/ fall05_vol19_num3/index.html http://www.wcfia.harvard.edu/wwwbeta/misc/publications/centerpiece/ fall05_vol19_num3/feature_rwanda.html http://www.wcfia.harvard.edu/wwwbeta/misc/publications/centerpiece/ fall05_vol19_num3/feature_manshel.html http://www.wcfia.harvard.edu/wwwbeta/misc/publications/centerpiece/ fall05_vol19_num3/of_note.html All the other pages are fine, and since the structure of all the pages is pretty much the same, I'm a bit stumped. It broke after I added the hack that fixed the boxes around the large photos in use on some of the content area of the pages. Issue 2 Also IE/Win--On the red arrows for the "Read More" links, if the two words are split because of text flow, the arrow stays with "Read" rather than going down to "More" Other minor things-that I don't expect feedback on, unless you have the time and feel like it In the small figure images, there seems to be quite a bit of space below the caption on most of the browsers. On the little camera icon, I would like it to align better with the top of the caption text it is next to. I still feel like I'm getting my bearings on this whole approach to design, since I did have to get rid of a lot of bad habits from the good ol' days of table based layouts. And when I started using this approach in a previous job, I had student assistants to do all the debugging, which is no longer the case :0( So I do a lot of looking at other sites, getting a base layout, tweaking the styles for my purposes, etc. Which probably leaves me open to a few faux pas here and there. I still have a hard time keeping track of how I am using padding margins throughout a site, so if anyone has any tips/tricks for that, they are welcomed. Things I will be doing are, adding the @import to my style sheet, working on a print style sheet, it needs to be proofed, and the links to the archives don't work and won't until I get it loaded in the directory it will finally live an. Thank you in advance for you help...and happy Monday! Cheers, Kristin ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
