solutions to different look IE/Mozilla?

[Dom]

Hiya,


this is my first post, I hope the subforum is the right one?

I have installed this wonderful CMS, but have run into the following problem now: my small (and ugly) test site looks okay (concerning layout) with Mozilla/Firebird/... but IE seems to interpret some HTML a bit different: I get an additional one pixel background right to the main body where I don't want any.

Has anyone of you run into the same optical problem and maybe has a simple solution?

http://namwahpai-karlsruhe.de/cms/index.php

[pSouper]

i can't see it, is it fixed?
no? could you use a more contrasting colour to indicate the problem better?
yes? superuper dude.

[Dom]

i can't see it, is it fixed?
no? could you use a more contrasting colour to indicate the problem better?

Strange... it is a bright green 00ff00 color, right to the blue 0000ff main body and annoyingly visible on my IE6.

[pSouper]

ok, i see it (was using netscape )
would you post your template?
----
header
----
main
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etc...

or PM me a temp admin usr/pass

[Dom]

ok, i see it (was using netscape )
would you post your template?

It's just an image, text and a picture right now - maybe the picture causes the problem?


Header:

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<img align="center" src="http://www.namwahpai-karlsruhe.de/cms/img/header.jpg" alt="" border="0">

footer:

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blabla

left:

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{NAV_TABLE_COLUMN}

[derD]

in your page source i see the following:

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<td valign="top" bgcolor="#00ff00"></td>

Mozilla ignores it because it is empty, but IE can`t.

You put it in there ? Or is this code auto-generated ?
Perhaps you should look into your "Seitenlayout" / "Page Layout" to see if you have defined there s.th. with this color...

[Dom]

in your page source i see the following:

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<td valign="top" bgcolor="#00ff00"></td>

Mozilla ignores it because it is empty, but IE can`t.

That was it, problem solved - many thanks!

Although I thought empty boxes (here: the right one) wouldn't be rendered at all. Switching to 2 column page layout now looks proper in IE, too.