Sidebar positioning look wierd in MSIE

AusQB

AusQB

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The sidebar is enclosed in a div#page. Remove that div and just have the div#sidebar2.

I've never really liked laying out my pages purely with divs and positioning them with CSS, I would always create my basic layouts with tables.
 
jnjc

jnjc

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Have you resolved the issue, when I look at the site it looks the same in FF and IE. If it's not resolved that can you supply a bit more information as to the problem.
 
AusQB

AusQB

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conor said:
Oh My God you are crazy! lol. How can you make that work. Here is a good website that sums up my opinion on what you have just said:

http://shouldiusetablesforlayout.com/
Click to expand...

LOL

Ok I probably wasn't thinking straight when I posted that, seeing as the layout of my latest site was all divs.

A simple vertical stacking layout is simple, but when it comes to all sorts of elements spread out around the page I get a little uneasy. Maybe I should give in and rediscover the position attribute.
 
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julleson

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havent solved the problem yet

jnjc said:
Have you resolved the issue, when I look at the site it looks the same in FF and IE. If it's not resolved that can you supply a bit more information as to the problem.
Click to expand...

Have kinda the similar problem with the startpage.
Here is the page:
http://www.alinband.se/isource3/isourcekopiaokarlson.html

Here is how it looks in firefox:
http://www.alinband.se/isource3/mozilla.png

Here is how it looks in MSIE
http://www.alinband.se/isource3/msie.png

Seems like the width in the sidebars are changing.... I have no idea?
 
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