I designed my new front-page of my personal page http://www.martineyles.me.uk/
in firefox, and all looked fine. But in IE, the main content, which
should be to the right of the menu drops down below the menu. Any ideas
how to fix this.
Thanks,
Martin
PS. sorry that the HTML doesn't validate - I am new to magpie rss (and
also php in fact), and I'm not sure how to strip out the offending xml
namespace attribute from my atom feed. I don't think this is the problem
though, as I also get it on http://www.martineyles.me.uk/meblog/ which
/does/ validate.
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Martin Eyles ma**********@NO SPAMbigfoot.com 10 1724
Martin Eyles wrote: I designed my new front-page of my personal page
http://www.martineyles.me.uk/
in firefox, and all looked fine. But in IE, the main content, which should be to the right of the menu drops down below the menu. Any ideas how to fix this.
Thanks, Martin
PS. sorry that the HTML doesn't validate - I am new to magpie rss (and also php in fact), and I'm not sure how to strip out the offending xml namespace attribute from my atom feed. I don't think this is the problem though, as I also get it on http://www.martineyles.me.uk/meblog/ which /does/ validate.
Can anyone help?
Martin
Martin Eyles wrote: Martin Eyles wrote:
I designed my new front-page of my personal page
http://www.martineyles.me.uk/
in firefox, and all looked fine. But in IE, the main content, which should be to the right of the menu drops down below the menu. Any ideas how to fix this.
Thanks, Martin
PS. sorry that the HTML doesn't validate - I am new to magpie rss (and also php in fact), and I'm not sure how to strip out the offending xml namespace attribute from my atom feed. I don't think this is the problem though, as I also get it on http://www.martineyles.me.uk/meblog/ which /does/ validate.
Can anyone help?
Martin
To get you started in fixing the page:
#main {/*width: 510px;*/ margin: 0px; margin-left: 210px}
#main div {/*padding: 5px;*/ margin: 0px}
#blog, #photos {/*width: 498px;*/padding: 5px;}
Funny thing is that I thought that in Standards Mode IE6 would not have
this problem.
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Gus
Gus Richter wrote: Martin Eyles wrote:
Martin Eyles wrote:
I designed my new front-page of my personal page
http://www.martineyles.me.uk/
in firefox, and all looked fine. But in IE, the main content, which should be to the right of the menu drops down below the menu. Any ideas how to fix this.
Thanks, Martin
PS. sorry that the HTML doesn't validate - I am new to magpie rss (and also php in fact), and I'm not sure how to strip out the offending xml namespace attribute from my atom feed. I don't think this is the problem though, as I also get it on http://www.martineyles.me.uk/meblog/ which /does/ validate.
Can anyone help?
Martin
To get you started in fixing the page:
#main {/*width: 510px;*/ margin: 0px; margin-left: 210px} #main div {/*padding: 5px;*/ margin: 0px}
#blog, #photos {/*width: 498px;*/padding: 5px;}
Funny thing is that I thought that in Standards Mode IE6 would not have this problem.
Yes, in the stripped down case certainly, commenting out the widths of
the content works. Will test it on the full version later.
What is happening here? Does the browser just work out that it should
fit in the div and auto-calculated the width according whichever box
model it uses?
How about the bit where I have 3 divs side by side (in the main page). I
still want to specify the sizes, but want all 3 on the same line, and
not falling bellow the side bar.
Anyways,
Thanks.
Martin
Martin Eyles wrote: Gus Richter wrote:
To get you started in fixing the page:
#main {/*width: 510px;*/ margin: 0px; margin-left: 210px} #main div {/*padding: 5px;*/ margin: 0px}
#blog, #photos {/*width: 498px;*/padding: 5px;}
Funny thing is that I thought that in Standards Mode IE6 would not have this problem.
Yes, in the stripped down case certainly, commenting out the widths of the content works. Will test it on the full version later.
Check out the times of the posts. I posted way before your submitted
reduced test case.
What is happening here? Does the browser just work out that it should fit in the div and auto-calculated the width according whichever box model it uses?
You have to read up on floats and the float box. Essentially what
happens is that a subsequent element(s) to a float will attempt to flow
beside and around floated element(s) (shrink wrap) as long as its width
fits into the remaining width (full width minus the width of the floated
element(s)). If the subsequent element does not fit, it will drop down
to where it will fit. IE calculates the provided fixed width wrongly. By
not defining the width of the subsequent element, the subsequent element
will use (fill) the remaining line width.
How about the bit where I have 3 divs side by side (in the main page). I still want to specify the sizes, but want all 3 on the same line, and not falling bellow the side bar.
OK as long as the accumulated width will fit, otherwise the overset
portion will look to position itself down where it will fit.
Anyways, Thanks.
Anyways,
You're welcome.
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Gus
Spartanicus wrote: Martin Eyles <ma**********@N OSPAMbigfoot.co m> wrote:
Can anyone help?
http://www.spartanicus.utvinternet.i...s_help_you.htm
Ok, try looking at:-
http://www.martineyles.me.uk/test.html
Not even close to a minimised test case as outlined in the quoted resource.
This is what you should have created: http://homepage.ntlworld.ie/spartanicus/test.htm
This is not a minimised version of my page - it behaves completely
differently.
My page is like
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|______________ ________|
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|_____|________ ________|
and your example is
_______________ ____________
|______|_______ |___________|
An explanation of how this particular minimisation can help me would
however be appreciated, Although I think that Gus's suggestions might be
the answer to my problem.
ta, m
Gus Richter wrote: Martin Eyles wrote:
Gus Richter wrote:
To get you started in fixing the page:
#main {/*width: 510px;*/ margin: 0px; margin-left: 210px} #main div {/*padding: 5px;*/ margin: 0px}
#blog, #photos {/*width: 498px;*/padding: 5px;}
Funny thing is that I thought that in Standards Mode IE6 would not have this problem.
Does IE6 actually sometimes use the correct box model? Didn't realise that.
Yes, in the stripped down case certainly, commenting out the widths of the content works. Will test it on the full version later.
Check out the times of the posts. I posted way before your submitted reduced test case.
Sorry, out of practice reading threaded posts, and had posted to
Spartanicus's reply first, so lost track What is happening here? Does the browser just work out that it should fit in the div and auto-calculated the width according whichever box model it uses?
You have to read up on floats and the float box. Essentially what happens is that a subsequent element(s) to a float will attempt to flow beside and around floated element(s) (shrink wrap) as long as its width fits into the remaining width (full width minus the width of the floated element(s)). If the subsequent element does not fit, it will drop down to where it will fit. IE calculates the provided fixed width wrongly. By not defining the width of the subsequent element, the subsequent element will use (fill) the remaining line width.
Grand! How about the bit where I have 3 divs side by side (in the main page). I still want to specify the sizes, but want all 3 on the same line, and not falling bellow the side bar.
OK as long as the accumulated width will fit, otherwise the overset portion will look to position itself down where it will fit.
Ah, this sounds like I would have to make the boxes smaller to fit in
internet explorer. The problem with this is it will leave a 36px (
adding together the borders and padding, which I would have to
compensate for 3*(2*(5+1))px ) unsightly gap in Firefox. Would this be
an appropriate time to use a CSS hack to make the boxes smaller in IE6
than Firefox? If so, what would you suggest? Thanks. You're welcome.
Thanks again, (and thanks for helping rather than just telling me off
for not using minimised test cases),
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