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I am scratching my head trying to figure what could be causing this issue I am having with my menu on Internet Explorer. It looks fine on all browsers except IE.In IE the menu is almost double the size it should be.
I imagine it has something to do with line height, because I can not see any sort of padding or margin in my css that might be causing this. Take a look at the image below and the link is below as well.
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I checked this on IE, and the issue is on line 20 of style.css
This line is not valid in IE "line-height: initial;"
In the universal fix for this would be to set it. I think "line-height: 18px;" looks good.
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I am using vanila Css and having sucsess on the mobile Firfox broswer but a a problem occuring using Chrome broswer.
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Man i could not fixed. removing the footer which is fixed only partly solves the problem the right blank white
There is a "#footerTxt" element in the "#footer", you may modify it's css. If you remove the 'width' from it, the view is will normalizing (white space will remove from the right side).
You need to change/modify this "#footerTxt width" property.
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I am working with wordpress walkers and putting an icon just above the sub menu list items on primary navigation.
The problem is that with OSX. nothing I do via java or css positions the elements correctly in safari
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I would like to either get correct positioning or remove the element all together but on in safari.
I have combed through just about every snippet here and nothing seems to work.
Try using position: absolute instead of position: fixed on your little chip
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Does anyone know or could point me in the right direction with this site, I have major issues with IE 11. I have not tested lower than this yet but Chroms, FF, Safari all work fine.
If you compare this website in both you will see the difference, it looks to me like media queries are not applying to the website. But I have no idea how to get it working. I know this is a glow in the dark!
www.stamford.ac.uk
Left side is Chrome and right side is IE11. I don't see any differences, but the menu needs more contrast and the "Find a Course" needs adjustment to be responsive.
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Anyone out there able to help in figuring out the IE mystery of relieving this gap? Has me and my team boggled as in how to get rid of it from Internet Explorer. Seems to be fine in all other browsers that were tested in their latest versions (Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera & Safari).
I tried to set an image in the HTML using CSS, but then it applies to all the iFrames unless someone knows how to set an iframe image to either not appear or have a white background using CSS. Seems that the 'background' attribute does not apply to iFrames.
Here is a link to the development site .. dev576.webdugout.com
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Thanks in advance!
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There is some problem with html inside footerwrap it got fixed when I apply overflow:hidden to id="pageContainer" or to footerwrap. so you can fix the issue by applying overflow:hidden to anyone of these 2.
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I am working on dermatologytech.org/ and have gotten the markup as W3 valid as I could. When I view the site in internet explorer it does not appear right, the buttons appear all the way up. See the picture below. Additionally, the navigation is shifted in FireFox. See second image. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Hey now you can do this easily just define
min-height of your slider div in your css file.
as like this
.slider{
min-height:266px;
}
Can you post the CSS and PHP index (or maybe part) to help you troubleshoot? There might be a problem with your positioning as Internet Explorer does not support all CSS tags. I tried using IE 8 on your site and the output is okay. So maybe check your CSS file and look for CSS tags that are incompatible with IE 7 and look for a workaround. Check this out : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250496%28v=vs.85%29.aspx and this : http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html
These sites may help you find what makes your layout change on IE.