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How to get the same results for TOP in IE and Firefox?

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I'm using the following style

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  1. #Wrapper {
  2. left: 0px;
  3. position: absolute;
  4. margin-left: 465px;
  5. width: 280px;
  6. top:455px;
  7. }
This displays correctly in firefox but in IE is is about 5 rows lower than it should be.

Am I missing something?

Thanks
Feb 8 '11 #1
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drhowarddrfine
7,435 Expert 4TB
Only that you shouldn't expect IE to act the same as modern browsers do but, without the complete markup or a link, anything is just a wild guess.
Feb 8 '11 #2
Niheel
2,460 Expert Mod 2GB
You can use a known hack for this: !important

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  1. #menu {
  2. position:absolute; 
  3. top:275px!important;  /* what firefox reads */
  4. top:300px; /* what ie reads */
  5. }
Feb 8 '11 #3

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