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That didn’t work

I got it fixed. I opened my index.php file with notepad, did File>Save As, then changed the encoding to UTF-8, and saved it.

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Thanks. That did the trick. You’re great!

^^^^^^^^^^ Maybe whoever’s deleting my posts has the answer

Dag ain’t nobody help him out

Pallian, the site looks GREAT! Do you know how I might go about using that lightwindow to open up the full size versions of pics on my blog?
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unresolved

Here’s my work around. Maybe it will help someone.

I learned IE subtracts padding and margin from its calculation of the content size, whereas firefox only uses content “width” value, without regard to padding and margin. So, in theory, having no padding and no margins would cause both browsers to display the content the same — of course, having no margin and padding would just be lame.

So, I had to settle with minimizing margins and padding as much as I could stand to do so, bringing the appearance in both browsers together as close as possible.

Hey maybe I should be an admin here.

https://amadimag.com/blogosphere

Thanks, it’s almost impossible to find anything related to my specific issue on that site you provided, martart. My best bet is to continue googling “IE padding”.

Thanks wendel.

I have not been able to find a fix that works for this. The most commonly suggested solution is the dsiplay:inline property applied after the MARGIN: property under .narrowcolumn, but when I apply this, it pushes my sidebar all the way to to the bottom of the page.

Thanks. You have been very helpful.

Yes, but the CSS info seems to be lost in some way. From what I can tell, the only difference is that all the fonts are bigger than they were. Do I have to reattach a stylesheet somehow?

I tried to change it back, but it’s still not working. here’s what I changed it to:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">

Thanks. I didn’t know I changed it, how do I change it back?