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- CommentAuthorseth.aldridge
- CommentTimeJul 27th 2006 edited
I have seen this issue in a few sites that I have done in the past and have yet to find a workable solution for the problem.
http://clients.ebasedevolution.com/martin/
If you view it in FF you'll see where the header ends there is no spacing to the body area. If you veiw it in IE you'll notice a 2 to 3 pixel break for some reason. I have cleared both columns but it's still there?
This one has thrown me for a loop... -
I am going to assume that you utilized a relative (...or absolute) positioning in your CSS with top and left positioning.
If so, then you may have to set the top position to what works in IE, say 2 or 3 pixels less, and then use the child selector hack from Andy Budd's 'CSS Mastery" book: e.g. 'html>body' to declare the browser-compliant top declaration.
IE will use the initial one and ignore the child selector one as IE 5/6 and below does not support the child selector.
This may clear up your problem. -
- CommentAuthorseth.aldridge
- CommentTimeJul 27th 2006
Using the absolute tag on the body worked like a charm. I set the #bodyArea { position:absolute; top:286px; } which placed the bodyArea right where it needed to be...
dwmanning - you have really set my obsessive compulsiveness to sleep.
Thanks! -
Your welcome. Glad to assist.
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