and tell me what you see? It works fine on Safari, Firefox & Opera on the mac, and Safari on a pc, but in Internet Explorer, everything below the horizontal white line under the logo is gone.
Just a blank page apart from the header, but will sometimes show the menu down the left.
Apart from a hugely pixellated logo (shows up even on the small
version at the top) I think your problem may be that the animation
that loads on launch is exactly the same size as the table that
contains it; Internet Explorer is notorious for not handling overflows
well and often shoves things further down the page. Even though you
have no padding on the table, I think it may just be enough to tip
Internet Explorer over.
and any of the other off that page, the content below the line
doesn’t show.
Trev
On 15 Aug 2008, at 13:24, Paul Bradforth wrote:
Apart from a hugely pixellated logo (shows up even on the small
version at the top) I think your problem may be that the animation
that loads on launch is exactly the same size as the table that
contains it; Internet Explorer is notorious for not handling overflows
well and often shoves things further down the page. Even though you
have no padding on the table, I think it may just be enough to tip
Internet Explorer over.
Joe, I’ve tried to keep everything inline where possible as non layered. The only page with layers is ‘VIEWS’ as this page just wouldn’t publish otherwise.
Trev
On 15 Aug 2008, at 14:52, Joe Billings wrote:
Looks like you have a lot of tables on the page still. Are all the
Following on from Paul’s suggestion of content DIV’s being the same
width as the container, I’ve now reduced all inline’s on all pages,
but still no luck in IE I’m afraid. BTW, I’m working on someone
getting a better logo to me.
It’s getting to the point where I just don’t know what to do
next…roll on finishing time and Friday night in the pub!
On 15 Aug 2008, at 13:24, Paul Bradforth wrote:
Apart from a hugely pixellated logo (shows up even on the small
version at the top) I think your problem may be that the animation
that loads on launch is exactly the same size as the table that
contains it; Internet Explorer is notorious for not handling overflows
well and often shoves things further down the page. Even though you
have no padding on the table, I think it may just be enough to tip
Internet Explorer over.
Just trying to bump this one up to see if anyone has any thoughts as
I’m stumped.
On 15 Aug 2008, at 16:24, Trevor Reaveley wrote:
Following on from Paul’s suggestion of content DIV’s being the same
width as the container, I’ve now reduced all inline’s on all pages,
but still no luck in IE I’m afraid. BTW, I’m working on someone
getting a better logo to me.
It’s getting to the point where I just don’t know what to do
next…roll on finishing time and Friday night in the pub!
On 15 Aug 2008, at 13:24, Paul Bradforth wrote:
Apart from a hugely pixellated logo (shows up even on the small
version at the top) I think your problem may be that the animation
that loads on launch is exactly the same size as the table that
contains it; Internet Explorer is notorious for not handling
overflows
well and often shoves things further down the page. Even though you
have no padding on the table, I think it may just be enough to tip
Internet Explorer over.
