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johnbro23

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Apr 12, 2004
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Pittsburgh, PA
Hopefully this problem is an easy fix. I am building a website for a nonprofit organization, moonhelpline.org. The site isn't active yet, so I am using spymac's hosting...
http://johnbro23.spymac.com/moonhelpline/
If you view the site in Safari or Firefox, everything works fine (except Safari doesn't show the javascript text), but IE doesn't space the pictures right. It leaves a bar at the sides of the "corner" images. I have cellspacing=0 and cellpadding=0 in the table tag. Not sure why the images aren't going all the way to the end of the table data element.

Probably a more involved problem, but the flyout menu doesn't work on IE. Any suggestions?

Damn IE. Damn Microsoft. :mad::rolleyes: :p
 
johnbro23 said:
Probably a more involved problem, but the flyout menu doesn't work on IE. Any suggestions?

If it's done with lists (<ul> and <li> tags) it just won't work. :(
 
Not sure if this matters at all, but on Firefox and IE, I see a couple weird characters in the upper left corner. When veiwing the source on both, IE is showing a square before the <html> tag, but Firefox is showing  before the tag. Might be the host is erroneously putting that in as part of the script to put their ad on the top.

As for the white lines at your picture edges, do you have anything in your CSS file dealing with images or tables?
 
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