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I've run into a problem with IE, although it's very likely just me being stupid. I've got a margin-bottom on a DIV that displays fine on Firefox, but IE makes it larger than it's supposed to be.
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The problem is the ".rule" DIV: The separator in the DIV is supposed to line up with the "Details" DIV (like the <h1> does), and it does in Firefox.. But IE blows up the margin-bottom and pushes everything down. I seem to remember that it did previously work in IE, but I can't for the life of me remember what I changed to break it.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Oh, and I know that using empty DIVs isn't exactly elegant, and I used <hr /> previously, but that was even more problematic..
Thanks,
dekker.
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[edited by: createErrorMsg at 3:21 pm (utc) on July 9, 2005]
Conditional Comments for Internet Explorer
Fairly simple concept... use comments and then you specify that this comment is a condition for IE. IE picks it up and then renders your comment (code) over your code code. Read more about it elsewhere though I code for standards. ;-)