omg, whats happening? Options

[Dayna134]

Hi,

Can someone take a look for me and please tell me why my pages viewed in IE (7 or other) are off the wall.

They content throws itself to the left and the strangest thing occurs, if you hover you mouse back and forth the content aligns back up and corrects itself.
you will see how its suppose to look in firefox, but IE is pretty aweful, please someone help. i can't stand it..lol

www.playfultouch.com/playful

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[htmlammie]

well first of all, i just viewed source and u hav a whole script about if IE7 so take a look back at tht.

[pandy]

Looks like a float drop. Try making the columns (or one of them) a few pixels less wide or make more room for them. IE has bugs that can add a few pixels margin and cause floats to drop.

I didn't look at your CSS since you have 3 style sheets, so this is general thoughts not based on your actual code.

[Dayna134]

thanks for the comments i will have him take a look and pass on the info. We you able to view now in your browser now Pandy? you use IE6 correct?

[pandy]

Yes, I was. What was the problem?

[Dayna134]

Hi, Pandy

I don't really know, i have a web designer that i have used for a year now, he does all that. He basically must of fixed one thing just to have another break. thats quite common. I am just getting really anxious and tired of the time it has been taking, i am just hoping i can find a solution to pass on to speed things up.

[pandy]

Excuse me for asking, but if you pay a webdesigner what are you doing here? Shouldn't he do all these things?

[Dayna134]

yes, in his own time, one fix took 2 and 1/2 months. keeps telling me he is looking into it,, uh huh!

[Frederiek]

The page has HTML errors you should fix. As some are structural, they may cause the page to break in IE.

The only CSS error is the opacity which is not part of CSS 2.1, but of CSS 3.
You might find a solution for that at http://www.mandarindesign.com/opacity.html.

[Dayna134]

The page has HTML errors you should fix. As some are structural, they may cause the page to break in IE.

The only CSS error is the opacity which is not part of CSS 2.1, but of CSS 3.
You might find a solution for that at http://www.mandarindesign.com/opacity.html.

Hi Thanks for the input, I had a student that works on my cart correct all the rendering issues for me, as my web designer was still looking into it ( *sigh*), anyway now all fixed. YAY!
would you mind taking another look at it now that it's fixed and tell me if there is any elements of the code that would cause any problem. thanks so much in advance to you and all.

[Frederiek]

Sorry, I don't use IE, I use Safari on Mac. But surely someone else here who uses IE (whatever version) will be willing to look for you.

But, the page still has HTML and CSS errors. Check for yourself:

HTML validation:
http://htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/

W3C CSS checker:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/