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  • #34351
    svoltmer
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    Strangely, my site http://www.crosst.org displays incorrectly only on IE and iOS Safari (mobile). It appears to be cutting off the repeating images for the header, mid bar and footer as well as not centering the main content. I’ve been over it and can’t find anything that would cause this. Any suggestions would be great!! Thanks.

    #87176
    svoltmer
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    It appears, after looking into this some more, it is cutting off any css background “repeat-x” content only when scrolling in a smaller browser window. This happens in all browsers, so is it a overflow problem or what? Could someone take a look and help me figure this out please? http://www.crosst.org

    #87180
    svoltmer
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    The only time i see it cut the content off on the right side is if you use a windowed view of the webpage instead of full screen. Try to scroll to the right and you’ll see what I am talking about.

    #87184
    svoltmer
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    I know the sheet is whacked, I took over for another guy who designed the basic template and he coded the css crazy! I’ve been changing here and there as I get time for clarity.

    #87189
    svoltmer
    Participant

    Check this out. I have a absolutely positioned “leaf” that displays perfectly except on IE and iOS Safari. Why is it so far over to the left?

    #87193
    svoltmer
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    I am an idiot. forgot to position:relative the parent……

    #87195
    TheDoc
    Member

    I am an idiot. forgot to position:relative the parent…

    I both love and hate those moments!

    #87202
    svoltmer
    Participant

    Thanks wolf, Someone else set up the basic template for the site and I am gradually changing the css as I have time. I know there is a lot of wonky stuff in there. Thanks for the suggestions!!

    #87205
    svoltmer
    Participant

    I am curious as to how you would clear the div with the “header-main” since I can’t use “overflow:hidden” due to the “leaf” positioned absolute from it. I am always trying to learn. Thanks

    #87276
    svoltmer
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    I opted for clear:both on the next element. That being said, what about the case of the two floats without individual parents? I am referring to the “tab-top” and the following floats, “logo-main” and “menu-main”. I have to use an empty “div” with “class=”clr” don’t I? Thanks for all your help wolf!

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