HTML Misalignment

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Chris

I added HTML code to two sites.
www.advancedaudioinc.com (See Manufacturers Links)
www.chrissmithtest.com (See any of the pages w/ "add to cart" or "view cart")

In the design view I have to misalign the fragment up and to the left to
have it display correctly in IE. If you view the page in Netscape or Mozilla
(The rest of my site looks correct in these browsers), you can see where I
have had to position the fragments so that they correctly display in IE. As
you see it in Netscapre is exactly how I had to arange the fragment in
publisher

Another interesting note is that with the misaligned fragment, it will
display correctly in IE on a standard monitor but not in a widescreen monitor
such as my Dell 8600. My friend has an identical laptop and has the same
problem viewing these fragments (The rest of the site appears fine to him).

HELP!
 
C

Chris

This sounds like the same problem reported by blake2415 on 10/19: "Pub 2003:
HTML code fragments are noth wh..."

I too am using Pub2003 and the latest version of IE. I, however, did not
migrate this code from an earlier version. This was all written in Pub2003
SP1. This sounds like a Pub2003 build issue. Is there a newer SP that has
resolved this?

Then again I am just a newbie!
 
S

Shaka Zorba

Chris said:
This sounds like the same problem reported by blake2415 on 10/19: "Pub
2003:
HTML code fragments are noth wh..."

I too am using Pub2003 and the latest version of IE. I, however, did not
migrate this code from an earlier version. This was all written in
Pub2003
SP1. This sounds like a Pub2003 build issue. Is there a newer SP that has
resolved this?

Then again I am just a newbie!

I'm gonna guess that you have "inserted" an
Html code fragment and that is what is needing
to be misaligned in publisher in order to be
where you want it in Internet Explorer .
If my guess is right then the answer is to
"wrap" your code fragment in <div> tags ,
<div> your html code here </div>
It seems to me many of the sites that
have been posted here can benifit from
this.

Happy Coding to all !
 
C

Chris

Shaka,

I tried your Idea with the <div> </div> tags and it didn't produce any
different of a result. I'm still stuck...
 

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