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Div's tags in IE = death
I made a quick site with div's and CSS only. Site looks normal in Firefox... but in Internet Explorer... doesn't look like anything. I have zipped and attached site for you guys to see. Is there anyway to make it appear in IE Normally? Thanks.
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Re: Div's tags in IE = death
OMG i just figured this out. here i'll show u guys how I did it too (just altered my CSS a bit).
All i have done is added (display:inline) were needed. Heres the code:
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Re: Div's tags in IE = death
I think that is called the light of understanding coming on. Congratulations...you will never ever forget this lesson, will you?
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