One small problem in IE but not firefox?

[ngignac]

Hey everyone. My website is www.beerboots.ca

If you check out the shopping basket in the top right corner in IE it does not show up fully.

What could cause this? If you need more info let me know. Thanks

 

[yilduz]

Well, the problem is that IE sucks.

I don't see the problem you're asking about, though. It looks the same in IE as it does in Firefox on my computer.

 

[weblord]

if you want it to display on both browsers, you should have 2 versions of your pages, one that will sense if it's being opened using ie7 and design it to open on that browser.

it's common practice for graphics-based sites as well so that their design will appear fantastic on both.

 

[Peter]

if you want it to display on both browsers, you should have 2 versions of your pages, one that will sense if it's being opened using ie7 and design it to open on that browser.

it's common practice for graphics-based sites as well so that their design will appear fantastic on both.

Or he could code it in such a way that it will work in all browsers. Why double your work by having multiple versions of the same page?

 

[weblord]

it means he has really taken the time his visitors will appreciate it.

Or he could code it in such a way that it will work in all browsers. Why double your work by having multiple versions of the same page?

 

[nasaboy007]

90% of visitors don't even know that you need to actually do stuff to make a website. i highly doubt they'd "appreciate" if you take the time to make multiple versions. i agree with peter in this case, if it was just coded correctly to work on both, it would saev you a lot of time and effort.

as for the actual problem, they both look the same for me.

 

[gab1982]

have you tried adding a height attribute in your css? like: style="height: 40px" you may need to fluctuate with the number if your out by a few pixels if not try: style="display: block"

 

[neroux]

The usual non-helping off-topic replies ....

Well, I couldnt test it on IE7 or IE8 but for IE6 I can confirm the visual glitch, however giving the link's TD an upper padding of 3 pixels should do the trick

<td align="right" [B]style="padding-top: 3px"[/B]>
  <a href="http://beerboots.ca/index.php?_g=co&_a=cart" class="txtviewCart" id="flashBasket">Shopping Basket(0)</a>
</td>