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  • Rikki September 15, 2008 at 11:46pm
    it's versions 7... try removing that space in the header line - " class="hdr"; otherwise, I can't see any other difference. IE is extremely sensitive, so that extra space may be it.
    • melissa.danielle > Rikki September 16, 2008 at 1:27am
      I did that the first time you suggested it. Nothing changed.
      • melissa.danielle > melissa.danielle September 16, 2008 at 1:47am
        You made me go back and look at the code. I found the problem: The url wasn't closed - no >.

        It's working now.

        Thank you for your time. I wouldn't have gone back to look if you hadn't mentioned your first suggestion again.
  • Rikki September 14, 2008 at 1:26am
    Have the designer check that part of your css and also your margins; your 3rd column seems to be sitting at the bottom in IE.
    • melissa.danielle > Rikki September 14, 2008 at 5:44pm
      I tweaked the design myself. I have a learning curve with CSS, hence the issue now.

      What version of IE are you using? In IE7, the third column is where it should be.
  • Rikki September 13, 2008 at 5:52am
    Ugh! I just typed a reply and it didn't save... well I thought it didn't...

    there is a space between the " and the word class... that may be why it's not showing in IE. FF and Safari may be able to overlook 'mistakes' like that and clean up the html/css on viewing. IE is not as forgiving.

    Hope this helps.

    MizzRikki
  • Rikki September 13, 2008 at 5:49am
    Hi Melissa, it's probably the space after the open quotes in " class="hdr"; when I highlighted where the header should be, that's what showed up, and it's also in the source with the space.

    If you are able, go into the page to edit and look for this code:

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