Hi,
I'm having IE6 problems with interpreting stylesheets, and I'm hoping
someone could clarify a couple of things for me:
First of all,page I'm testing can be viewed at http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/asocc/index.cfm.
The stylesheet can be viewed at http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/as.../mainstyle.css.
Here's the problem...
When viewing the page in Firefox, everything is as expected. The text
"Where can I find my Student ID?" has a 1px border on it's bottom which
becomes 4px when hovered over. When you click on this, there is a
heading that says "Instructio ns for finding your Student ID #" with an
"[X]" floating to the right. This is the way it should be.
When viewing in IE6, "Where can I find my Student ID?" had no border,
neither normally nor when hovered over. This changes once the
"Instructions.. ." link is clicked on (all of a sudden, the border shows
up). Also, the "[X]" does not float to the right inside the heading as
it should.
Any help with this IE6 problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Aaron 3  3446 
One more thing...just hit cancel on the dialog box that appears if you
try to test the site. The admin there has it set up kinda funny.
Aaron C wrote: Hi,
I'm having IE6 problems with interpreting stylesheets, and I'm hoping
someone could clarify a couple of things for me:
First of all,page I'm testing can be viewed at
http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/asocc/index.cfm.
The stylesheet can be viewed at
http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/as.../mainstyle.css.
Here's the problem...
When viewing the page in Firefox, everything is as expected. The text
"Where can I find my Student ID?" has a 1px border on it's bottom which
becomes 4px when hovered over. When you click on this, there is a
heading that says "Instructio ns for finding your Student ID #" with an
"[X]" floating to the right. This is the way it should be.
When viewing in IE6, "Where can I find my Student ID?" had no border,
neither normally nor when hovered over. This changes once the
"Instructions.. ." link is clicked on (all of a sudden, the border shows
up). Also, the "[X]" does not float to the right inside the heading as
it should.
Any help with this IE6 problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Aaron
Allright, I solved the float problem by using margin-left, but the
border-bottom problem persists...any ideas?
Aaron
Aaron C wrote: Hi,
I'm having IE6 problems with interpreting stylesheets, and I'm hoping
someone could clarify a couple of things for me:
First of all,page I'm testing can be viewed at
http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/asocc/index.cfm.
The stylesheet can be viewed at
http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/as.../mainstyle.css.
Here's the problem...
When viewing the page in Firefox, everything is as expected. The text
"Where can I find my Student ID?" has a 1px border on it's bottom which
becomes 4px when hovered over. When you click on this, there is a
heading that says "Instructio ns for finding your Student ID #" with an
"[X]" floating to the right. This is the way it should be.
When viewing in IE6, "Where can I find my Student ID?" had no border,
neither normally nor when hovered over. This changes once the
"Instructions.. ." link is clicked on (all of a sudden, the border shows
up). Also, the "[X]" does not float to the right inside the heading as
it should.
Any help with this IE6 problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Aaron
On Sun, 05 Dec 2004 18:38:18 -0800, Aaron C <ag********@com cast.net>
wrote: I'm having IE6 problems with interpreting stylesheets, and I'm hoping
someone could clarify a couple of things for me:
First of all,page I'm testing can be viewed at
http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/asocc/index.cfm.
The stylesheet can be viewed at
http://dreamstreet.winlogical.com/as.../mainstyle.css.
Your page needs to be adjusted quite a bit. There are some 25+ syntax
errors in your markup that you may want to take care of before you go on
to worry on why browsers behaves different.
Your checkup tool is here...
<http://valet.webthing. com/page/>
And what's with those 180+ empty lines in front of your document prolog?
You are not in any way "childish" enough to think that yo can "hide your
source" that way, are you?
--
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