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Old Aug 24th, 2007, 00:59
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Alignment Issue

Could somebody please look at this site: http://pauldougherty.steveeller.com. I am relatively new to the whole xhtml/css thing and I can't seem to get the left and right columns under the header on the index page and contact page to line up in IE. The other two or three pages line up fine. I view it in Firefox, Flock, and Safari and it looks fine. IE6 is the problem.

I missed something but I can't seem to fix it. Can you help please?

Steve
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Old Aug 24th, 2007, 01:36
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Re: Alignment Issue

IE 6 especially takes pleasure in adding about 3 extra lovely pixels of it's own.... delightful isn't it?
So if they added a few pixels of margin & padding you need to get rid of them so that right content div will scoot up to where it needs to be...

So add this universal reset to bring ALL the margins to 0 and paddings to 0
This could mess with your design a bit but usually it's minimal.

css:

*{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

That should do it, if not, I'll be back on in the morning and look for your reply!
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Re: Alignment Issue

A small issue that I see in IE7 is that the green navigation is off centered just a bit. It's pushed to the left a bit. You may need some additional margin or padding there.
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