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Yet another IE problem, this time with floats

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05-31-2007, 02:36 PM
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  Old  Yet another IE problem, this time with floats

I'm having a problem with IE6 and it not using the floats properly, instead they are stacked.

Ref: http://77pixels.com/clients/al-badr/coming_soon/

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Don't worry, got it.

http://www.talkfreelance.com/thread31374.html

Just reduced the widths a little.

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OK new problem, they are out of line in IE, but OK in FF, so if I move them, they will mess up in one browser.

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You need to find the perfect size so they align correctly, or use browser specific style sheets.

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When using floats you should always clear them. By using the following code:

CSS
Code:
div.clear {
     clear: both:
}
xHTML
Code:
<floating element></floating element>

<div class="clear"></div>

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