Check out my redesign of my site at [URL=http://www.cazzu.com/]Cazzu Media[/URL]. If you have IE and FireFox you will be a better helper. It looks nice and fine in FF, but for some reason there is a huge gap between the end of the first news posting, and table consisting of “COMMENTS: and ADD COMMENT”. Also the ADD part is in two different fonts and doesn’t rollover in IE. And if you click the Services link, you will notice the cutoffs and if you highlight the middle text starting “We specialize…” it appears and disappears. This is why I hate IE, it is supposed to be more CSS friendly than FF, yet it blows.
@felgallJul 20.2006 — #IE is certainly LESS css friendly than other browsers because the browser onl;y understands introductory level css while other browsers understand intermediate progressing toward advanced css. I don't know where you could have got such a wrong idea as it being more friendly toward css when it is about 6 years behind in supporting css compared to other browsers. Your page also appears to work correctly in Opera so the problem is most likely that the css you are using is too advanced for IE to understand. To fix this you need to do two things.
1. Change to a strict doctype to take IE out of quirks mode so that it will interpret the css that it understands properly.
2. if that still doesn't fix everything then set up IE conditionals in your HTML immediately following the stylesheet to add a second stylesheet just for IE in order to provide it with the additional css overrides that you need to patch the page for that antique browser.
@KillaH425authorJul 20.2006 — #All that would be great if I knew what the problem was. I have no idea why it is acting up and I haven't added any advanced CSS stuff.