I develop on Mac. I’m having trouble with my #slider div in IE 7/8.
Can you help me with the CSS? The #slider div (from what I can see on browsershots.org) fans out, rather than hiding the overflow.
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I develop on Mac. I’m having trouble with my #slider div in IE 7/8.
Can you help me with the CSS? The #slider div (from what I can see on browsershots.org) fans out, rather than hiding the overflow.
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This is a known IE7 bug that kept be busy quite some time a while back.
This starts happening when you introduce
position: relativeto one of the elements inside of the container. This is fixed by addingposition: relative;to the container itself, in your caseI started developing on a mac as well a year ago, It’s a real pain when confronted with IE bugs. It helps if you setup a Remote Desktop Connection to a test PC if you have one and install IE Tester on it (mind though that IE Tester is not 100% the same thing so you should always do a final check on the real thing).
On a side note, Adobe has a really sexy browser screenshot test app at http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/browserlab/