OK, I have my dynamic script stripped down to show you my problem. I've tried fixing it anyway I can between IE6 and FF, so the CSS might be a bit bloated now with unnecessary elements.
The code is hosted on my lan but I put it out on: http://www.welovetodd.com/test.html
It renders 'correctly' in FF with the text to the left, in a right justified div, and the green block should be in a left justfied div just the the right of it. If FF this works, in IE the div containing the green box is drawn just underneath the text. You'll see if you check it out in both browsers.
The CSS is at: http://www.welovetodd.com/mainStyleSheet.css
Thanks for your help!
JT
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I'll be gone for a few hours but IE tends to add margins and padding where there is none. Check your widths. If it's, say 800px wide, and everything adds up to 800, then IE is probably throwing a few more px in for you.
I'll be gone for a few hours but IE tends to add margins and padding where there is none. Check your widths. If it's, say 800px wide, and everything adds up to 800, then IE is probably throwing a few more px in for you.
The container div (lineItem) is set to 100% width. The two divs contained within (lineItemTitle and lineItemMonitor s) should be horizontal each other. One does have a width of 165px, but the other has no width specified. With the parent element set to 100% width, how would width affect it even in IE?
I thought that was it at first too... - div.lineItem
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{
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cursor:default;
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position:relative;
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padding:5px;
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width:100%;
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clear:both;
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}
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div.lineItemTitle
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{
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display:table-cell;
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display:inline-block;
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position:relative;
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width:165px;
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text-align:right;
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font-size:16px;
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font-weight:bold;
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clear:both;
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}
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div.lineItemMonitors
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{
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display:table-cell;
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display:inline-block;
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position:relative;
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font-size:11px;
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clear:both;
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}
display:table-cell does not work in IE, only modern browsers like FF.
display:inline-block is also iffy in IE.
You are using 'clear:both' but that property is only related to floated elements which you aren't using.
With that in mind, I would re-think this. I'm wondering if you are trying to make this page layout act like a table.
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