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More Deviant behavior from IE

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mRko81

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Apr 25, 2006
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US
This is a new one on me.

when the page loads:
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everything falls nicely into place but when i mouse over one over the menu items it throws the whole column out of place.
and it only seems to be happening in IE. go figure. A second pair of eyes on this would be much appreciated.

THANKS
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You will be happy to know that in IE7 your page works as well as on FF. Other than that, I would say your design is overly complex. You have a fixed width website, so it should not be a problem simply floating three fixed width columns one next to each other. You, however deal with removed elements (right: 200px on #left), negative margins and paddings and so forth, all of which makes design more complex and more likely to fail across browsers.

I would suggest you either forget about IE6 and only support IE7 or simply simplify the design.
 
Thanks Vragabond.
Do you know if IE7 was like a mandatory download? or what is the portion of the population that could still be running IE6 and below?

K.I.S.S. ... always seems to be the key.
 
IE7 is a critical update to IE6 -- every windows update should eventually download and install the new browser. It does require the genuine windows validation passed though.
 
Of course, there are massive corporate exceptions. I still haven't heard when IE6 will go away at my employer. :)
 
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