[Solved]Bizzare DIV problem

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halbarad
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[Solved]Bizzare DIV problem

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Hi

I have my site's navigation done in php and it includes the page clicked in a DIV. This was fine until I set up a gallery.

For the gallery I created a loop in php to go through the files and display them with links to the larger versions. This seemed to work fine untill I was switching between tabs in IE7 and found that the page was badly distorted. I have tested the page in Firefox, Opera and Netscape and there is no problem there. If IE didn't hold so much market dominance then I wouldn't care too much but I'm having trouble trying to find where the problem is.

This is the page.

If someone can please help with this then it would be greatly appreciated. I can post the PHP code for my loop if necessary.

Note: I wasn't sure if this was a PHP or HTML issue so I sided with HTML given IE7s dislike of standards.

Thanks for the help.
Last edited by halbarad on Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Bizzare DIV problem

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I get a big ol' 404.
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Re: Bizzare DIV problem

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http://www.st-wilfridspartners.co.uk/bj ... =portfolio

Without the /test/ it works. I'm on linux, so i can't Test IE. :lol:
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Ah - that works.

...I see no difference between FF & IE7.
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Re: Bizzare DIV problem

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I fixed the problem now by just taking out the overlow section for the Div in all browsers, it means more scrolling for people but solves the problems I was having with IE.

I should have updated earlier that it was fixed.
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