Well, sorry but not a nice css code! :) So many negative margins and stuff.
I advise you to use floats to position divs. It's the common way to build the page structure. Also It's a good thing to use a global reset: * { margin: 0; padding: 0; }
I'd rebuild the whole thing using floats, and always check in IE6 from the beginning while building the page.
Alright, so here's the deal. I got a page that looks decent in Firefox but is ruined in IE (feel free to laugh :( )
Please help... any suggestions?
http://www.millerohde.com/test
http://www.millerohde.com/test/welcomeglobal.css
Vernontheiii
The first link says it doesn't exist and the second throws me a 403 error, is it the correct url?
Here's the links:
http://www.millerohde.com/test
http://www.millerohde.com/test/welcomeglobal.css
Well, sorry but not a nice css code! :) So many negative margins and stuff.
I advise you to use floats to position divs. It's the common way to build the page structure.
Also It's a good thing to use a global reset: * { margin: 0; padding: 0; }
I'd rebuild the whole thing using floats, and always check in IE6 from the beginning while building the page.
Thank you so much though! I really appreciate it!