Teensweb
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Hi everyone, I now face the simple and irritating trouble of making IE see the truth!
So, here it goes: I have a layout, It works fine with almost every browser on earth other than IE(7 or lower), and I am one of those guys who want a 'valid html/css' tag on every page I write- same goes true with the layout in question.
Well, now the trouble I am facing, I got it solved but it lead me to more intense confusions about css positioning.
From all of my experiences till date I've always concluded that the value for the css left property unless stated explicitly is auto. Now in almost all situations I encountered, auto seems a synonym for 0(except in IE7 or lower). So how do I know if IE is changing the defaults wherever it likes?
My positioning trouble seem to be solved when I add left:0 to the div in question(absolutely positioned inside parent which's relatively positioned).
Any help greatly appreciated.
Info: my doctype is <!DOCTYPE html>
So, here it goes: I have a layout, It works fine with almost every browser on earth other than IE(7 or lower), and I am one of those guys who want a 'valid html/css' tag on every page I write- same goes true with the layout in question.
Well, now the trouble I am facing, I got it solved but it lead me to more intense confusions about css positioning.
From all of my experiences till date I've always concluded that the value for the css left property unless stated explicitly is auto. Now in almost all situations I encountered, auto seems a synonym for 0(except in IE7 or lower). So how do I know if IE is changing the defaults wherever it likes?
My positioning trouble seem to be solved when I add left:0 to the div in question(absolutely positioned inside parent which's relatively positioned).
Any help greatly appreciated.
Info: my doctype is <!DOCTYPE html>