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  1. JoeyFigs

    problem with DIV Positioning in IE

    alright if the absolute positioning doesn't work for you, then i guess the last resort is redesigning the page. hopefully you'll get the results you wanted with the new code. let me know if you need any help or if you have a problem, i'll try everything i can to help you out. good luck tofuTnT...
  2. JoeyFigs

    problem with DIV Positioning in IE

    i undderstand the whole thing with it pushing the sidebar to the next line, its just that the ways the 2 browsers read the code, for some reason...some properties are interpreted differently. after trying a bunch of different methods i finally got it for you. it now works in both ff and ie and...
  3. JoeyFigs

    problem with DIV Positioning in IE

    o alright. i got most of it. what width is out of your control?
  4. JoeyFigs

    problem with DIV Positioning in IE

    yeah i compromised with the scroll bar at the time and never really looked back into it. i don't know how strict you are with the page size but off the top of my head the things you could try are: 1)make the entire page wider and fit them that way 2)give the sidebar less width (depending on the...
  5. JoeyFigs

    problem with DIV Positioning in IE

    hey tofuTnT... im new to tek-tips but i just saw your post and i had a similar problem with an old page that i made. it worked for me and it shouldn't give you a problem. all you have to do is insert "overflow : auto;" into the style part of your code. your code will look like this: <!DOCTYPE...

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