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May 10, 2009 16 years ago
squidskull
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Hello! I'm a CSS newbie and this is one of my first ventures into it, so try to excuse my extreme stupidity. My profile looks exactly as I intended on my browser (Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox), but on Internet Explorer, the background graphic is misaligned, and there is a horizontal, white bar across the top of the page.

I put this image together to show the differences (beware, large file size).

So, would anyone be willing to help me understand why there's such a difference, and perhaps how to make my profile look uniform between the different browsers? :}

May 10, 2009 16 years ago
The Royal
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Add this to your CSS to get rid of the white: {display: none;}

Now, find the part where you have the code for , and add this to it: padding: 0px; margin: 0px; You'll have to adjust your positioning again, but it should then line up the same in all the browsers. The reason for this is that there are differences in the way IE and FF handle padding and margins, so you have to strip the default padding and margins from the column.


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May 10, 2009 16 years ago
squidskull
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Huzzah! Thank you!

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