By DelusionalDesigns on

Thanks in advance to whomever looks at this!

I have a theme (Scruffy) which I have customized to look completely different. Everything is fine except when the site is viewed in Internet Explorer the content is on the right side below the primary links. This doesn't happen in any other browser (Firefox, Safari, or Chrome). I just can't figure out why it's putting it on the right side... I have tried making the div smaller to see if it moves to the correct spot but no luck. I have searched the net and the forums but since it's a custom div that isn't common I feel that it's hard to find someone else that has had the same problem.

The site is http://www.laurentransit.com

Thanks for the help.
Adam

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vm commented

Looks fine to me in IE7, unless I am misunderstanding the problem.

Which version of IE are you using and could you please link to a screenshot of the problem

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DelusionalDesigns commented

Thanks for replying VeryMisunderstood.

I'm using IE 7.0.5730.13 and the screen shot is at http://www.laurentransit.com/screen.png

Thanks and I really appreciate it!

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DelusionalDesigns commented

bump!

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vm commented

I'd lost track of this thread. My apologies.
I was incorrect in my assertion that it was fine in IE7. I must have pulled it up on Firefox.

I'd assume it's one of those IE specific css things that needs to be worked around but have no idea where to tell you to start.

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rickdelaat commented

Build most with testing in Firefox and Opera, now when I open it in IE [7.0.6001] Content also appears on the far right.
I have customized ZenClassic and with that also alot of css work.

Ive noticed on your website that you have solved it. How ?

Thanks in advance.

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DelusionalDesigns commented

I validated the code. I thought I had everything valid but guess I didn't. I didn't ever find out exactly which part was messing it up but after going through the validation errors everything was fixed.

Good luck!

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rickdelaat commented

I have done complete code validation as much as I could find. But no effect. So I tried searching these forums once more to see if someone else had similar alignment issues.

I have looked into many things. In the end it looks like turning off block editing when you move over a block fixed this problem.
Atleast it looks fine in IE7 now. IE6 and IE5.5 still give some issues but that has more to do with my css editing than the weird position of the content.