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guys i have tried every possible way to fix this issue but with no luck
to be more clear ..
if you go to this page
http://gulf-insulation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50&Itemid=27
and take a look at the breadcrumb ” Home > Products” .. everything works just fine on Firefox,Chrome,Safari,Opera,IE9,Ie8
but if you try with IE7
the arrow image is covering the “Home” and its not alligned correctly..
can anyone help plz ?
I checked it on IE 6 and its a mess there. Therefore, I am assuming you don’t need it to display properly on IE 6. How about a css hack targeting IE 7 and below? apply a margin to it..
#main-area h2 spam img{
*margin-left: howEverManyPixesYouNeed;
// The * targets IE7 and bellow…
}
I don’t know if you noticed, but also, on IE7, there is a big image under the footer..
thanks for the reply ..
i actually dont need IE6 .
and the image you see on IE7 under the footer..well i dont know what causes it..it showed twice for me but whenever i refresh it goes away .
i tried the *margin-left and its the same..whenever the slider above it presents a new image the arrow w’d move again
the only way i got it to work is by moving the
i mean the “h2” tag
ok guys.. i’ve fixed it
for some reason..adding an empty div to the top of h2 tag fixed the problem .
ty renancoelho .