Harris Kosmidis wrote:
I have a site up and running (www.solsoft.gr). I tested it with FF2 and
IE6 and works ok with some IE hacks.
....possibly depending on what you mean by "OK." I can't resize your text
in IE6, and if I resize text in FF or try to make my viewport smaller
than around 890px, the layout breaks.
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Ok the CSS isn't good cause I started designing it with another look and
the customer ended up wanting a 3-column layout.
Now I see that IE7 mess things up. First of all there's a left margin
which I don't know why it exists.
*where* is the left margin?
Secondly when I see the page the fonts
are way too big.
Funny, for me, they're kind of small. But you mean only in IE7, which I
don't have here.
I first had body{font-size:0.62em} but now changed it
to 11px.
Ooh, *this* can't be the best solution, can it? (Although starting off
with .6em is kind of funny, too.) Now I know why the text is
non-resizable in IE6.
If I reload the page (in IE7) the fonts shows good. But why do
I have to reload? (I don't override the CSS with IE7).
I'm not sure what you mean about overriding here.
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As mentioned, I haven't seen your page in IE7, but I did look at your
CSS. I see you have some attempts at using the underscore hack, as in
_margin-left:-6px;. Perhaps you are not aware that IE7 will ignore this
rule. Have a read through this article, for some discussion of that and
other IE7-CSS specialities:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...css_compat.asp
Ooh, yuck; long URL. Try this:
http://tinyurl.com/b245h.
By the way, most of your page is in dark red text, on a garish pink
background, because that's what I currently have as my default. But your
sollogo.gif image assumes a white background, and things don't look so
nice. Something (else) to think about!
Run your page through the W3C validator. Also, I don't know why you want
to ust transitional; it looks like you could use 4.01, strict.
HTH
--
John
