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nevermind i got it
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This makes no sense to me:
"i usually use divs, but i used tables because i need the whole image centered so i have to put content within a div."
Your first mistake is using tables and inline CSS. Plus you've got PNGs, which you need to get working for IE6 as well.
I would scrap the tables and inline CSS, then see if you have the same problem -
if there weren't any inline css, then the columns would be too spaced out and if there weren't any tables then the content wouldn't be in columns..
thanks for the help anyway though
what do you mean 'Plus you've got PNGs, which you need to get working for IE6 as well.'
they show up fine in ie? -
What I meant about the inline CSS is that it becomes much harder to maintain. If you have an external stylesheet, it makes your code much easier to work with.
You don't need table to create column. You can use floating or position to create column.
Semi-transparent PNGs are not natively supported in IE6. When I look at your site in IE6, a blue background shows up around all semi-transparent PNGs. That is what I meant by you have to fix them for IE6. You can use javascript or behavior files to get them to work correctly. -
- CommentAuthorljromanoff
- CommentTimeAug 24th 2007
Please don't edit the contents of your initial post. Those of us who read the thread later don't know what you're discussing. -
This is the page that the initial post was about: http://mu.thesixthdesign.com/epn/
The margin was different from IE6 to FF
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