IE text flow bug or dumb old me ?

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rf

ChrisScaife said:
Hi all, I've got this weird problem with IE:
http://www.MyKid2.org/IsItMeOrIE.html

Scroll the page and the text next to the image goes crazy...
but it's such basic stuff, any idea what's going on ?

... or does it seem OK on your computer ?

This is a known bug. I can't remember what the solution is but you should
not be using align anyway. Such things are done with CSS now. Float the
image left and the problem may disappear.

Cheers
Richard.
 
L

Leif K-Brooks

rf said:
This is a known bug. I can't remember what the solution is but you should
not be using align anyway. Such things are done with CSS now. Float the
image left and the problem may disappear.

I remember it applying to any floated content, not just images with the
align attribute. I think the solution involved giving the floated
content a margin, but I'm not sure.
 
W

Wim

ChrisScaife said:
Hi all, I've got this weird problem with IE:
http://www.MyKid2.org/IsItMeOrIE.html

Scroll the page and the text next to the image goes crazy...
but it's such basic stuff, any idea what's going on ?

... or does it seem OK on your computer ?

On my computer, with IE6 for Windows XP, the page contains only two
lines of text when loaded ('Web-page Problems' and the line between the
two images). When I scroll down, more text appears. I don't think the
problem lies with the image being aligned left of the text, since the
first white line above the image acts the same. When I save the source
and open the page without the stylesheet, all of the text is displayed.
So something in your stylesheet must cause this. It may still be an IE6
bug.
 
C

ChrisScaife

rf said:
... but you should
not be using align anyway. Such things are done with CSS now. Float the
image left and the problem may disappear.

Thanks, I created a class 'leftimg' with 'float:left' property, then
declared my 'img' as being of that class, instead of using 'align:left'...
....but it made not one bit of difference :-(

Note: I always beieved in "Keep It Simple"...
Wasn't 'align' just a whole lot simpler and perhaps still better supported
by the average browser ? ;-)
 

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