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/* i ahve nav bars on both sides of this.. */
.contentText { position:absolute;
top:5em;
left:8em;
right:8em;
z-index:2; }/* this is what makes it brake in IE */
Table { border-collapse:collapse; Width:100%; }
/* here is the menu stuff */
.menu{ position : absolute;
top:5em;
left:0;
width:6em;
z-index:1;
padding:0;
background-color: #8D8989;
border-left:0; }
.menu{ padding:0.5em;
margin-bottom:0.5em; }
.menu a {display:block;}
.menu .delimiter {display:none;}
.FMenu { position:absolute;
top:5em;
right:0;
width:6em;
z-index:2;
padding:0;
background-color:#8D8989;
border-right:0; }
.FMenu{padding:0.5em;
margin-bottom:0.5em; }
.FMenu a {display:block;}
.FMenu .delimiter {display:none;}
the problem with setting the width of the div by a percent is its a different percent on different screen res.. and yea my css is not optimized yet so there are repeated stuff. anmyway how do i get this to work in ie
the problem with setting the width of the div by a percent is its a different percent on different screen res..
Surely you mean is a physically different width on different screen resolutions? It's the same percentage, but just a percentage of a smalled available width?
/* this is what makes it brake in IE */
Table { border-collapse:collapse; Width:100%; }
Don't forget that CSS is case sensitive, so it should be table and width. You could also try making the table width auto instead of 100%.
HTH