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5/15/2007 9:40 AM
 

Hello people,

When I view my site in Firefox all of my module widths in any given column are uniform. When I view it in Explorer the widths of the modules in a given column are not uniform and it looks choppy. Is there a way to fix this?

Thanks muchly,

Todd

 

 
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5/15/2007 4:20 PM
 

It has to do with the way that FireFox and IE handle 100% width tables inside fixed width tables.

I notice this on my "left pane" which is set to 175px, when I have a module that needs more than 175.  In Firefox all containers expand to fix, in IE only the 1 does.  I am not sure of the fix though.  (However I am VERY interested).


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