deronsizemore
09-20-2006, 07:45 PM
My site again is www.kentuckygolfing.com
The "recent picture" section is causing me some problems in IE as you can see. The site is fine in FireFox as usual, but IE keeps adding extra phantom margin/padding that's causing the pictures to not be centered in the middle of the center column as you see it is in FF. For some reason, the margin on top of the images (space away from the h2 text "Recent Pictures") is different in IE than FF and so is the margin on the bottom of the images (space away from h2 text "Featured Course"). There is a wider gap on the bottom of the images in IE than FF. Last but not least, because the margin's are messed up in IE, it pushed the nav menu down below the main content area on the left. When you view the site, I've used some separate IE only conditionals in the header. I can normally play with these separate styles to get it to look how I want in IE, but I can't seem to work this one out. I had a few negative margins and what not in the IE conditionals code, but didn't know if that was "good" code or not, I took all the IE conditionals in the head completely out because they were doing nothing but making things worse, so the only styles that the images currently have are at the very bottom of the CSS file, the styles are ul.wet_thumbfilter and ul.wet_thumbfilter li (sorry I know it's a mess right now, I'm still working on cleaning it up).
If anyone could help me get this section to look in IE like it does in FF, I'd appreciate it.
The "recent picture" section is causing me some problems in IE as you can see. The site is fine in FireFox as usual, but IE keeps adding extra phantom margin/padding that's causing the pictures to not be centered in the middle of the center column as you see it is in FF. For some reason, the margin on top of the images (space away from the h2 text "Recent Pictures") is different in IE than FF and so is the margin on the bottom of the images (space away from h2 text "Featured Course"). There is a wider gap on the bottom of the images in IE than FF. Last but not least, because the margin's are messed up in IE, it pushed the nav menu down below the main content area on the left. When you view the site, I've used some separate IE only conditionals in the header. I can normally play with these separate styles to get it to look how I want in IE, but I can't seem to work this one out. I had a few negative margins and what not in the IE conditionals code, but didn't know if that was "good" code or not, I took all the IE conditionals in the head completely out because they were doing nothing but making things worse, so the only styles that the images currently have are at the very bottom of the CSS file, the styles are ul.wet_thumbfilter and ul.wet_thumbfilter li (sorry I know it's a mess right now, I'm still working on cleaning it up).
If anyone could help me get this section to look in IE like it does in FF, I'd appreciate it.