Hi everyone,
A friend of mine it putting together some designs for a client site relaunch, and as I looked at them in different browsers, something odd happened. I was wondering if you could take a look and offer some suggestions to get around the problem.
The demo page in question is:
http://www.phantomranch.org/frameless/7/frameless7_325.htm Note how the "wooden" logs wrap both the upper left the lower right corners of the page. There is nothing wrong with the upper left graphic, but we've been having some browser discrepancies on the lower right corner graphics.
Namely, it seems like IE 5.5 is not showing this graphic as being flush with the bottom and right sides of the window, when in effect it was designed that way (using Dreamweaver). However, the same page loaded in both Netscape 4 and Netscape 6 does show the graphic sitting flush with the bottom and right sides.
Here are some screen shots:
Could someone take a look at the code and offer a suggestion as to why this isn't sitting correctly in IE 5.5? Is there a way to fix this so that all browsers show these graphics as flush? I'm puzzled myself.
Thanks for your time.
- Steve
