PLEASE HELP!!!! [VIEWING PROBLEMS in IE]

  • Hello, I have a site https://thegalleyboys.com – When I view it through firefox it shows up perfectly; however when I view it through Internet Explorer a big black bar is showing up and cutting off my pics and squishing my content. I believe this problem can be fixed in the CSS Stylesheet but I have no idea how. Can someone please help me out? You can email me at [email protected] or AIM(ryanpezzotti). Ideally I want my site to be the same when viewing through any browser…right now its perfect in firefox.

    Thank you,
    Ryan

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  • I think IE is actually displaying it properly, for once.

    Lets do the math:

    The width of your #frame is 800px. This is the width of the entire content space which needs to be split into posts and sidebar, right?

    The width of #content is 440px, plus another 20px for the padding on either side, makes it 480px.

    The width of your sidebar is 230px.

    When you add those two together, you get 710px, which is 90px less than your total width as defined by #frame.

    … and 90px is about the width of this big black bar you have there, which just seems to be your background colour showing through.

    Suggestion? increase the width of #content by about 60 or 65px — leaving the same kind of gap you have showing in firefox right now.

    I’d probably go one further and set the background colour of #frame to white and increase the size of #content by 88px, but that’s up to you.

    ps: why does it always have to be IE’s fault ??

    “VIEWING PROBLEM IN FIREFOX” ??

    Thread Starter ryanpezzotti

    (@ryanpezzotti)

    I see what your saying however I want it to look like it does in firefox, rather than in IE. Am I looking into the layout.css or the stylesheet to make changes?

    Thanks for your help by the way!

    Dupe?
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/174188?replies=5

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