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Hello,
I am building a site for a coworker, which is giving me 2 problems in IE6/7 that need to be fixed…
http://tests.dingledoodle.com/marcos/site/about.php
On this about page, the content section gets all screwed up. it looks fine in firefox/safari/IE8 (I didn’t test chrome but it should look correct.)
Also the footer is screwed up in those browsers.
(the magic line will be removed in IE6.)
I am not sure where to start, please point me in the right direction if you can.
this wasn’t a doubled margin issue.
For some reason IE was treating the "bio-img" as block because it was forcing the bio down.. so I wrapped it in a div, and floated the image left.
Then I simply floated my two side by side sections opposite each other, one left and one right instead of both left…
I still need to fix the footer… margin-top of the #footer p is how I fixed it in the non IE browsers. Incresing it helped IE, but also affected the rest of the browsers, I guess having it a little higher isn;t too detrimental to the design though…
thanks.
This can be marked as solved.
Then you need to use a conditional comment to fix the IE issue so it doesn’t affect the other browsers.