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I develop for IE and fix for FF and need to make an adjustment. I am not sure why this code is not working:


Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

Posted

I have never seen IE conditionals used "in-line".

 

Place an ID on that div and move the style up to the Head of the page.

Including the IE conditional...

 

Are there floats involved in or around that div? If the padding or margins are not being affected, there may be another selector being more specific.

Without the full html/css (preferably a link) it is difficult to see what you are trying to accomplish or fix with this code.

Posted (edited)

http://leolawoffice.com is the url. The links on the left side need alignment, it's perfect in IE.

CSS:

#left-index {
   position:absolute;
   left:79px;
   top:416px;
   width:365px;
   height:253px;
   background: url(images/left_index.jpg);
}

Page:



DUI: The Process
Criminal DUI Penalties
Department of Licensing Penalties
Your Immediate FAQs
Essential Links

Client Testimonials
Other Areas of Criminal Practice


Edited by drumz
Posted

I decided to follow your advice by giving the div an ID and creating an external css file ie-fix.css and changing the padding there.

Thanks for your help!

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