I was wondering if anyone has encountered a similar issue. This seems to only occur for one user.
I have created a website (pages in grid layout) with multiple labels, textboxes, etc., all controls that you would find on any normal asp.net (in 1.1) webpage, and no third party controls. I have tested and deployed the application, and it seems to be ok, especially using IE6 ( there are some issues with how the page looks in Mozilla Firefox, but that seems to be the norm). The page, to the user, appears to overlap controls that are, in the layout before me, not overlapping (vertically compressed). I have run through the normal things to check, trying to replicate the issue- the user is using IE6 (same as me-except I have no problems), changing screen resolution, the browser's text size-to no avail. I was wondering if this is an issue with my pages' layout, or a rendering issue, or just an anomaly with the user's computer. Any help solving this issue, or words of wisdom, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
JC
I have created a website (pages in grid layout) with multiple labels, textboxes, etc., all controls that you would find on any normal asp.net (in 1.1) webpage, and no third party controls. I have tested and deployed the application, and it seems to be ok, especially using IE6 ( there are some issues with how the page looks in Mozilla Firefox, but that seems to be the norm). The page, to the user, appears to overlap controls that are, in the layout before me, not overlapping (vertically compressed). I have run through the normal things to check, trying to replicate the issue- the user is using IE6 (same as me-except I have no problems), changing screen resolution, the browser's text size-to no avail. I was wondering if this is an issue with my pages' layout, or a rendering issue, or just an anomaly with the user's computer. Any help solving this issue, or words of wisdom, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
JC