Reputation: 3078
Please see this page: https://tjandpals.com/howto-html
It looks normal in modern firefox, safari, chrome and internet explorer.
However- in ie7, it breaks the alignment...
Any clues to make this more compatible?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 56
Reputation: 26969
Add yout <div id="TopAd">...</div and <div id="TopAd">...</div>
indide the
<div id="HowToLanding">..</div>
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1730
you can use ie7 hack on given classes :
.leftAd {*top:60px}
.TopAd{*float:none;*width:600px}
this thing will work fine in ie7
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 811
as a first little step (sorry, but currently I've only a little time) you could set the height of the #HowToLanding DIV to auto. This brings the tiles in the right position.
You could do something like this:
#HowToLanding { height: 550px; *height: auto; }
Update: ...and do the same for the #Footer
#Footer { height: 150px; *height: 150px; ... }
HTH,
--hennson
Upvotes: 0