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Is this possibly something in my coding on these pages?
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Heh. No, probably not.
It's probably IE, particularly if by 'older' you mean version 6. It could be that you're seeing an
expanding box problem, though it's difficult to say without looking at the site.
Make sure you have a valid
DOCTYPE in your pages; this will force IE into standards compliant mode and render more consistently.
Some of your pages are working, so what's different on those? For instance, have you got extra elements in the nav, longer bits of nav titles, extra container divs, etc.? It may be that
- You've made a mistake that Firefox has decided to forgive, but IE hasn't.
- Your code is fine, but there's another equally valid way of doing it that IE will like. (For one site, I had to specify the width of a container explicitly to get it working with IE7. This wasn't wrong, but shouldn't have been required either.)
- IE is just being belligerant.
Particularly if you're having problems with IE6,
conditional comments are your friend.
With them, you can code your site to work with most browsers in the main stylesheet, and then correct any issues with IE in a separate stylesheet that only it reads.
I know that's a bit general, but hopefully it's of some use.
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