I’d start by going after some of the validation issues.
yikes, well that was pretty messy, but it now passes xhtml 1.0 validation, yet the aforementioned IE error is still occurring, can you provide any further assistance? thanks.
still need help here, if someone would be so kind as to take a look. thanks
Look at #holder and that margin-left: 30;
I’m not positive, but I’d try removing that and see what happens with IE and FF.
hmm, i tried removing it and it looked <i>almost</i> perfect in IE, but FF pulled the left margin 30px to the left and out of the wrapper. Grrr. Strange that when I put the line back in I had to put margin-left: 30px; instead of just the margin-left: 30; (had to add “px”). I wonder why…
any other suggestions?
any other ideas anyone?
bump.
You need to get all the margins, and any padding and borders OUT OF any floated items. That will do it.
Try conditional tags for IE css
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/condcom.html
Nowadays we’re using it a lot. With them I’ve omitted all “nasty” hacks.
Did you end up resolving this? I am having the same issue and am not sure what to do.
Well you can go my route. Or conditional CSS. Either way you need to shield IE from the Box Model. Two solutions have been posted.
this issue, after 8 months, is still not resolved…even after trying all the recommended fixes.
can anyone else please help? thanks so much!
bump, issue not resolved. can someone take a look at it and help?
