Help with Sidbar
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The sidebar in Internet Explorer is moved down.
Can someone please tell me what in the CSS I need to edit to make it stay at the top right like it does in Firefox.
I think I need to edit this:
.right_sidebar_single {
width: 300px;
margin: 0 7px;
font-family:”Trebuchet MS”,Verdana;
font-size:12px;
font-weight:normal;
color: #5d81a5;
Or this:
.right_sidebar_container_bottom{
width: 300px;
margin: 10px 0 0;
float: right;
padding: 5px;
background: #113b4e url(images/bg_right_sidebar_container_bottom.gif) repeat-y top left;
…by adding 0’s or something. But when I do that it moves down in FireFox.
Thanks.
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Oh, this is the website.
Looks the same (fine!) in both IE 7 & Firefox for me.
My screen is set to 1280 wide & I have both browsers fully sized. I also have the text in both set to “medium” (normal).
Yes, in IE6 is down
Did you search? There are hundreds of post about it – all with the same “fix”: something is too wide for its parent div width.Hi guys,
Yes, I did a search on the forum and found a bunch of people with the exact same problem, and played around with the CSS but still can’t get it to stay still on both browsers.
Something too wide? Okay I will look for that.
Thank you.
The “wide” is not always a CSS thing. It can be a line of content, a too long link code, a too long code line, a graphic… anything. Either in content or in the sidebar.
Hmm, it might be the image.
I hate Internet Explorer.
Figured it out in the CSS. I made changes to the length of the column. It was originally 440px and I changed it to 470px.
I had to reduce it to 460px in order for the sidebar to remain in the correct place for FireFox and Internet Explorer.
I still don’t understand why though it was fine in Firefox but not IE.
Oh, well, at least this resolved it. Even though I would have preferred to have left the column at 470px.
Thanks guys!
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