overlap problem

[jgrakowski]

so tired right now, im not all about "thinking". i will come back after long nap.

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i couldnt sleep without fixing it, so i went back and found and deleted the specific spacer open/close that was the issue. this left a hole. so i put a div in there with the proper background and plugged the hole, giving it a 3px hieght, essentially creating my own spacer. this has solved the problem in chrome, chrome for android and firefox, but in IE11, there still is a hole.

I could live with this because no one i know uses IE, and its such a tiny flaw, but i would verymuch rather not.

[jgrakowski]

So anyhow, i did fix the problem, but it causes another graphical hiccup in IE, and ONLY IE. There is no problem in Chrome, Chrome Mobile, Firefox, even Opera and Safari for PC. Just retarded old IE.

I will probably do some sort of CSS thing to have different style just for that bit, just for IE.

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by jgrakowski

So anyhow, i did fix the problem, but it causes another graphical hiccup in IE, and ONLY IE. There is no problem in Chrome, Chrome Mobile, Firefox, even Opera for PC. Just retarded old IE.

I will probably do some sort of CSS thing to have different style just for that bit, just for IE.

Usually in IE it's due to negative margins or fitting several div areas into a crowded space... in firefox/chrome/safari and pretty much anything and everything but IE it will "adapt" and display fine but since Microsoft does not care to play nice IE tends to lack behind and follow its own rules and do things like compatibility tab and such instead of simply conforming .

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by jgrakowski

So anyhow, i did fix the problem, but it causes another graphical hiccup in IE, and ONLY IE. There is no problem in Chrome, Chrome Mobile, Firefox, even Opera for PC. Just retarded old IE.

I will probably do some sort of CSS thing to have different style just for that bit, just for IE.

Welcome to our world.

[Seven Skins]

Your #spacefix ID has margin-top: 3px remove that and it will remove the space.

And you should wrap the forums in the wrapper and size this wrapper and leave everything else to 100%. and for large images you can use some image resizer so that large images do not stretch the forums.

[jgrakowski]

thats odd, my reply seems to have gone missing since i posted it just now.

but anyhow, the 3px margin IS the fix.