how to take away unwanted 3pix from IE (not in Firefox)

[rollofritz]

Hi
there is a question of a phpwcms newbie:

Running 1.2.5 DEV
there are 3 pixels always coming with "Fusszeile". IE shows these pixels, Firefox ignores it.

They are done with
<td colspan="3" style="height:50px;" bgcolor="#948A87"><!------ Fußzeile ----------------------------------- //--> coming in the generatet soure-html.

Does anybody know where /in which file this "colspan" ist generated and where ich can change this?

I also tried to realize this page without "fusszeile" and to put all the contents in the main part. but therfore my knowledge for html is too small...

Here is a pic how this is looking:
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[rollofritz]

Hi forum

i forgot to let you know about the above shown problem: i had to realize an asymetric layout, so i decided to put a picture with this two colours on the bottom right corner.
may be, there is an other way to solve this problem.

thanks for answers!

rollofritz

[pepe]

The value of the colspan depends on the input of the LAYOUT section!
And on the code, you put into the template...

If you would give us an URL... we can help you much better

[rollofritz]

Hi pepe!

first the URL:
http://www.testwcms.marlenedeschl.de

this is the code:

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<!------ Fußzeile ----------------------------------- //-->
<!-- Menü Fusszeile mit Icon-Links -->

{IMAGE_RIGHT:img_fuszeile.jpg}
<br>
<br>
{SPACER:60x1}<a href="login.php" target="_top">{IMAGE:login_link_.gif}</a>
{SPACER:90x1}[PRINT]{IMAGE:print_link_.gif}[/PRINT]
{SPACER:20x1}<a href="index.php?sitemap" target="_self">{IMAGE:sitemap_link_.gif}</a>
{SPACER:20x1}[TOP]{IMAGE:top_link_.gif}[/TOP]
{SPACER:20x1}[BACK]{IMAGE:back_link_.gif}[/BACK]

this the layout:


so i have testet a lot of different layouts and contents: the 3 pix are always here???

thanks agaein for your help!

[Kosse]

Hi rollofritz,

try to play with the padding maybe that can help?
It's not your footer that causes th eproblem but your main content that "pushes" the column to the right.

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<!-- CONTENT-Bereich - AUF JEDEN FALL AKTIVIEREN -->
<div style="padding:10px 10px 10px 10px; margin:0;">

Sometimes the padding reacts funny with IE and/or FF, because of the div's
(if it's a class or an ID sometimes makes a difference too).
Maybe there's another explanation, but you can try putting your padding (or even play with margin) to 8 instead of 10 and see what happens?

Look at this page: http://www.testwcms.marlenedeschl.de/in ... checkliste
there your problem is even bigger... because of the css

Cheers

[pepe]

Have look into your PN sektion (Header of THIS page)....

[rollofritz]

Hi Kosse,

you are right: there was another problem with the right column (different width´s). I think i have solved this now.

Instead: the 3 pixels are already here...

What makes me think that the problem is coming definitively from the footer is, that this code-line is doing the 3 pixels:
<td colspan="3" style="height:50px;" bgcolor="#948A87">
And this line is coming with the "footer"-layout-settings (color,height), but not the ("colspan ?? ) -- and directly before the footer-content is starting.

so if i do not find a solution for this problem may be i try a completely different way to build up this layout... anyone an idea?

thanks for your help!

[pepe]

that's it

But..... change the blue color of the right bottom-image to the same color of the right column!

[rollofritz]

good eye´s pepe! some browsers/monitors show nearly the same colour. but it´s different and we will change it...

[Kosse]

Well,

nice job rollofritz & pepe, by the way I like your layout, don't change it!
Nice colors, nice feel, looks pro. Maybe the top header image could be as 'clean' (not the image itself but the text font antialiasing) as the other images you use in ur site?
Good job

Cheers

[rollofritz]

Hi guy´s

with pepes help its just perfect now! thanks a lot

(i think i missed the lessons in math [specially adding+subtracting]on school)

...but they did it always with potatoes, apples and so on and not with pixels. this would have been much more interesting...

rollofritz!