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FF and IE different - table issues
hello,
I am having the hardest time understanding what has gone wrong here - the site works in FF and Chrome but in IE the bottom div is floating off to the side as if the document / block level element flow is broken
I did not design the site - however me being the one whos a bit more knowlageable about css i still cannot answer the question.
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I don't have IE9 and below to test here. When using F12 in IE10, it works correctly until I switch it to IE7 standards mode. There the div with footer_content2 ID is overlapping the text. IS that the issue you're seeing?
Have you tried removing the comment above the doctype to force it into standards mode?
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wow - thank you i didnt even see that - fixed problem with the two middle content panes - however still having issues with the footer table content - looks like the float is breaking - i tried throwing a clear: both there but no joy
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If that was the issue, then removing float: left; from #footer_content2 should fix the issue, without breaking other browsers. At least it fixes it here in IE7 mode in IE10.