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Probably not a surprise to many of you here. and I am sure I am not alone when it come to the frustrations caused by Microsoft’s inability to make things straight forward…
I am working on a project where surprise surprise it works and looks right on all browsers except IE.
I want a three column effect.
here is the CSS I created to do so
and here is a snippet of the HTML
Column 1 text will go in here
Column 2 text will go in here
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I have never worried about it before having the attitude that it is the poor bugger’s using IE that have the problem but I guess it has just been my in ability to learn what needs to be done to cover my bases for all browsers… especially the ones most people use… FF, Safari and IE.
So any help would be greatly appreciated.
Just add float:left to your style for #cpy .col3
niiiiiiice it work… something so simple. Any ideas as to why it works on other browsers without that?
Just curious… but once again you have been a great help.