works on foxfire not on ie

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  • For those of us without IE can you say what the problem is ?

    Hi,
    if you want that the background should not repeat, tell him
    background-repeat: none;
    To get the column work, maybe use position: absolute; for the parent div and the rest do with margin.
    Or float it, or use margin wisley depends on how you work.
    The easiest would be to use position absolute.
    …
    position: absolute;
    top: 30px;
    right: 20px;
    To get it aligned with the “main big chief container” (outer_rap) use only position: relative for the outer_rap.
    So the right column starts counting the positions points from the border of the outer rap.
    HTH
    Rene

    Add the link
    “Best viewed with Firefox. Say no to spyware and Internet Explorer!”
    somewhere to your page. Heh. Make sure people know where to get Firefox from.

    Hiya Ppl,

    I have to be honest – I am a complete newb with CSS and spent hours last night wrestling with my wp-layout.css to try and get it to do what I want it to.
    Now, i’ve found a similar issue to the original post above…
    <A href=”https://www.dontfeedthemonkeys.com/images/screen.gif&#8221; target=”_blank”>This is how it looks on my browser</A> <font size=1>links open in a new window</font>
    and sadly,
    <A href=”https://gurlgamer.com/photowars/feedingtime.jpg&#8221; target=”_blank”>This is what it looks like in IE</A> and god knows what other browsers.

    Does anyone have any advice for me so that I can work out how to get IE to recognise the margin from the top of the page and from the left for the content?

    Crazily IE has popped the menu where it should be, but not the content box. hmmmzz. Do i need to edit the margin in the RAP div as well as the CONTENT div? etc etc etc

    Sorry for the unashamed newbness.

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