Another IE Bug

[Maverick25r]

Every time I build a site I usually find myself a new ie bug. But this one is baffling. When I have whitespace between two divs in the code, its puts whitespace on the actual page in ie. It's not that big of a deal but I am just going for somewhat clean code.

Thanks.

Edit...

I am not sure what happened to the code there, I will have a link in a bit. I am uploading something else right now.

[Lchad]

what two div's is the white space between? Do you have a link by any chance?

[Maverick25r]

http://www.sundayriver.com/mpaf/

Now this isn't that big of a deal but the whitespace would be between the main image and the content div.

[Lchad]

The site looks exactly the same in IE 7 and FF2.
Welcome from one Mainer to another!
In your #contentindex div you have a margin of auto. It should be
margin: 0 auto;

Actually you have that throughout your css.

Also try adding to #mainimage div..
overflow:hidden;
and see if that helps.

Sometimes heights in divs can be off as well.

[Ryan Fait]

Is there a reason you use overflow: hidden; a lot, Linda? I've never had the need to use that for anything!

[Lchad]

Yes everytime I put two div's one on top of the other I get addition space between.
It'd dead space between the two divs. The overflow:hidden seems to take that away.
I learned it from Karinne.

[Ryan Fait]

Weird. I guess that's another way of hiding margin, but I prefer * { margin: 0; padding: 0; }

[craig]

Sounds like the infamous box model bug

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interne..._box_model_bug

[Ryan Fait]

Naw, the doctype is right. So long as you're not talking about IE5.