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Strange indentation problem with IE6

I'm making this site for a customer:

http://www.mabelispartners.nl

but something strange happens, the second line of the bullets are not
indented. In firefox it looks just fine. How is that possible? I guess
it has something to do with the css.

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Jul 21 '05 #1
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Els
StarQuake wrote:
I'm making this site for a customer:

http://www.mabelispartners.nl

but something strange happens, the second line of the
bullets are not indented. In firefox it looks just fine.
How is that possible? I guess it has something to do with
the css.


I looked at that page over and over, but it looks identical in
Firefox and IE, and I can't find any bullets...

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Jul 21 '05 #2
Els wrote:
StarQuake wrote:

I'm making this site for a customer:

http://www.mabelispartners.nl

but something strange happens, the second line of the
bullets are not indented. In firefox it looks just fine.
How is that possible? I guess it has something to do with
the css.

I looked at that page over and over, but it looks identical in
Firefox and IE, and I can't find any bullets...

mmm the customer removed the bullets...

let see if i can do it on my site...

yes if you make the width of IE about 250 pixels you can see it:

http://solid.bounceme.net/content/view/21/36/

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Jul 21 '05 #4
Els
StarQuake wrote:
but something strange happens, the second line of the
bullets are not indented. In firefox it looks just fine.
How is that possible? I guess it has something to do with
the css.


yes if you make the width of IE about 250 pixels you can
see it:

http://solid.bounceme.net/content/view/21/36/


What happens if you delete "inside" from list-style for <li> ?
(or even replace it by "outside")

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Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito.
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Jul 21 '05 #5
Els wrote:
StarQuake wrote:

but something strange happens, the second line of the
bullets are not indented. In firefox it looks just fine.
How is that possible? I guess it has something to do with
the css.


yes if you make the width of IE about 250 pixels you can
see it:

http://solid.bounceme.net/content/view/21/36/

What happens if you delete "inside" from list-style for <li> ?
(or even replace it by "outside")

When I do that the bullet dissapears completely. I guess it does have to
do with that particular file. I think I will cut out all stuff and check
if it still happens.

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Jul 21 '05 #6

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