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And Practice practice practice.
Avoid using Hacks, there are plenty of work arounds, and it will save you headaches when newer browsers come out.


Validate code as...

What are you using for that email form?
If you are getting alerts, I'm going to guess it may be a Javascript form?

You may want to reconsider (or at elast test with JS disabled), as it could be a...

Glad to see I'm not the only one.

Hey, maybe, eventually, oneday... the net won't be filled with such pretty (useless) designs and sites?

Okay... not wanting to come across as critivcal... but does this have to be tables?

You have 3 content zones... and not more than 1 item per row?
That would be 3 divs... thats it!
Maybe 1 outer...

Do not rely on IE to give you a 'true' image as to how the page will load.

For a better picture, test in multiple browsers (such as Mozilla Firefox, Opera etc.).
IE has far to many 'easy' bugs...

Well, is the table a fixed width?
Or if percentile, how much of a gap is left?

Dare I say it... you could paste it all in here
(last resort).
I'll grab a copy and work it over.

You have little choice.
Vertical alignment isn't really something that can be easily done.

If the pages are 'tall' or 'long' (ie. they won't fit in the viewport and you have to scroll), then you...

Not wanting to sound funny... but we could do with a little more detail.

Okay, so you want to vertically align it...
what size is it?
Is it a fixed height or will it vary?

Can you not supply...

ANd thats why so many Programmers have to use skills from other people!

Please, think logicially.
If you have a TEAM, then it needs to work as one.
Therefore everyone in volved has to have input...

Okay... you say that you want it to take on the same style as outside the list.
Please tell me you have styling for Paragraphs...????

If so, simply use a Paragraph inside the List (should still...

There may be a solution, but I can almsot gaurentee that it will only work on a few browsers!

So what page are we meant to be looking at now????

As when I look at
http://galerija.myartsonline.com/
in IE6 or MFF it seems to be the same (works with window resize, link hover etc.).

???

Two methods I can think of.
You have the image property for Lists, and you have the background-image proprerty also.


li
{
list-style-image: url(yourimage.ext);
}

Well, best of luck.

If you are not the store owner, and not apprised them of the alterations and limitations of what you are implementing, you could be leaving them open to legal action as well as...

Sorry... going to disagree on that one.

If you let designers design, with no input from developers or users, then you are running the risk of getting a website that will fail.

You need input...

Well, thats done with script.
Tehre are multipel ways to do it... I'd say the more "reliable and safe" methods depending on your server (php/asp etc.).

You could do it with JS... but please be...

Well... I'd go with something similar to ...TommyBS...

You can put in an image and tell it to be 100% 100%... that would get the result you are after... sort of.
I suppose if oyu really want to...

Well, for a "quick fix"...
right after you middle div...
add a non breaking space...


<div id="middle">&nbsp;


Of course, it would help if you had a Doc Type, had a 0 (zero) for padding...

Any chance of you being a little more specific as to which sections (putting Here1 and Here2 would have been very helpful).

Never used DW in my life... but I can have a guess for you.

If the ARticle is held in a DB, then you should beable to "fetch it"...
If you have cvreated the article so it has split content fields...

Oh, and try not to copy those forms, as they are kind of "poor" examples of accessibility.

It would probably be worht making a few "practice forms" and getting the functionality working... then...

Okay... making a form is not reliant upon server side scripting... making the form do something often is.

On the upside, if all you are wanting is something for emails, then the chances are your...

Okay... not exactly a match... but a damn site cleaner/leaner/accessible...


<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">
<html...

Okay... we're obviously at different ends of the "user" spectrum.

Yes... I can see your point about getting people to "upgrade"... but if they are upgrading, it's because they have the old...

IS there not a page for us to quickly look at?
Would help us if we could "see" it in different browsers.

Further, in most cases, what works in "most vbrowsers2 should work in others with a few...

It doesn't help with the tables in there.

Still, try applying one of the standard IE fixes to the parent container and/or the items (the image wraps)...

position: relative;
zoom: 1;
display:...

Fair enough.

www.soldiers-league.com
have a look at that one

Hmm... pause and think a moment.
Are you selecting a List Item... or a Link?

You should maybe be assigning the "selected" class to the <a> instead of the <li>?

Give that a go, and see how you...

You should be able to resize the text using CSS.

h1
{
font-size: 1em;
font-weight: normal;
}

That should resize the contents of any h1 (nopte, in some DocTypes there should only be 1), to...

Any chance of you informing others how this was solved if possible... that way others may benefit as well :D

Chances are it is Width.
Is there a wrapper around those images?
If so, does it have a width set?
Does it have any Margins/Padding set?
Is it (or the contents) floated?

I know it's frustrating...

It's down to how hte Browsers tend to repond - DocTypes tend to act as "how to read this" instructions to the Browser.
You'll find things like Quirks mode and the Box model in IE are different than...

Okay... I hope this helps a little...


<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"...

Okay... is there a reason for that behaviour?

If you want fluid/flexible designs, there are other methods to achieve it than that.

Have you tried making 3 seperate content divs?
first one for...

If you can, post the URL or use a "tinyurl"... I'll have a look and see what can be easily done to fix things.

Well, you may want to rethink your design.
It's not hte menu at fault if "everything moves".

As I said, try looking at a list apart... they have several references to CSS based (JS enhanced for...

Oh.. .and a quick check in Google...

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-15117.html
(sorry folks...)

See if that helps.

erm... possibly the wrong forum... maybe the Programming/Scripting forums would get more answers?


Still, in an effort to assist...
If you are dealing with "calendar values"... then you could...

You may find that you have issues with stacking/rendering due to "haslayout" problems (IE sucks due to that).

If it helps, try applying one of the following to either the item that is failing, or...

Not being funny... but if you look at it in IE6 and then in a more compliant browser, the answer is staring you in the face.

Look at the Width of the left content in IE6... then look at how it has...