IE5 problem with my site

[Alanmelon]

Hello everyone
Firstly, if any mods feel that this is a thread just spamming for my site, then please delete/edit as appropriate. I do however, have a genuine query which I hope someone can help with.
I have tried to ensure that my site is compatible with most browsers (despite the use of some dubious techniques which I'm sure the hardcore will disagree with) but have had a problem with IE5 highlighted to me.
I just wondered if anyone using IE5 who has knowledge of these matters could have a look and tell me what the problem is. Any advice on how to fix it would be gratefully received too!

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[Chris W]

Originally Posted by Alanmelon

Hello everyone
Firstly, if any mods feel that this is a thread just spamming for my site, then please delete/edit as appropriate. I do however, have a genuine query which I hope someone can help with.
I have tried to ensure that my site is compatible with most browsers (despite the use of some dubious techniques which I'm sure the hardcore will disagree with) but have had a problem with IE5 highlighted to me.
I just wondered if anyone using IE5 who has knowledge of these matters could have a look and tell me what the problem is. Any advice on how to fix it would be gratefully received too!

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Have tried viewing it with Firefox... the title bar needs centralising like the rest of the content of the page.

MB

Sorry I can't help with the technical aspect of things - but I can't help asking: Babes of TV shopping channels? This is tongue-in-cheek, right?

[swoop101]

I am on IE6 but on 1024/768 resolution.
The links bar needs moving to the center and the two side columns need to be a bit wider, as the text looks untidy being split onto different rows (confusing)

look at http://www.anybrowser.com/ they have links to check for problems.

HTH
swoop

[Alanmelon]

Originally Posted by monkeybreath

Have tried viewing it with Firefox... the title bar needs centralising like the rest of the content of the page.

Ah, there is a reason for that. The program I've used to create that bar only allows an absolute positioning value to be specified (and I don't have the expertise to tinker with it) but I wanted the design of the site to be fluid for different resolutions. If I specified a position to give a central display for one resolution that wouldn't translate to another.

Sorry I can't help with the technical aspect of things - but I can't help asking: Babes of TV shopping channels? This is tongue-in-cheek, right?

Errr

Originally Posted by Alanmelon

Errr

Aaah.

You have too much time on your hands, Mr Melon.