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Hi
I’d be really grateful for some help with this puzzle.
I have a login form on a WordPress landing page at:
http://www.dundas-wilson-training.com/welcome/
It is correctly aligned with the rest of the text on the left in Firefox, Safari, Opera – and even IE6.
But IE7 has pushed it inwards.
I presume its a double margin issue, though I tried to cut down on the number of margins in the code.
The site is built on the YUI grid to avoid as many cross-browser issues as possible (and because I wanted to try it out!)
Can anybody spot where I have gone wrong or suggest an answer?
Apologies for the messy CSS. I haven’t tidied up yet.
many thanks
Neil
Thanks cybershot, but there’s already a reset included as part of the YUI CSS grid so I don’t think it could need another one.
This is the style sheet before my own styles:
http://yui.yahooapis.com/2.5.2/build/re … -grids.css
That’s one reason why I don’t understand this, particularly as IE6 is behaving ok.
Sorry ikthius, you must have looked during the two minutes I was experimenting with using a CSS cruncher to speed up the site. I reverted back almost immediately.
It’s still not pretty but at least it’s got its white space back!
thanks
Neil