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  • edwinek@gmail.com

    Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

    Hi,

    I'm having the following problem. It regularly happens that bits of
    text in the page are repeated a bit further down. The text in question
    appears only once in the HTML code.

    How much of the text is repeated depends on what's above the original
    location of the text in HTML. When I remove some HTML above, the
    repeated bit gets smaller or disappears.

    There is no apparent relation with any special tag, the repeated bit
    can be regular text of a link for example.

    If the repeated bit is a link, then moving the mouse over the repeated
    bit triggers mouseOver in the original but not in the repeated bit
    itself. Moving the mouse over the original has the same effect.

    Also see: http://www.winsweb.net/gallery/v/klad/ieghost.jpg.html

    1 is the bit repeated, 2 is the original. The screenshot was taken
    during mouseover on the repeated bit.

    So, somehow IE renders a bit of ghost text. Does anyone know what the
    cause could be?

    Regards,
    Edwin

  • Els

    #2
    Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

    edwinek@gmail.c om wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > Hi,
    >
    > I'm having the following problem. It regularly happens that bits of
    > text in the page are repeated a bit further down. The text in question
    > appears only once in the HTML code.[/color]

    Are you having columns in percentage widths, which add up to 100%
    width? Like 4 columns of 25% width or 2 of 50%?

    [snip]
    [color=blue]
    > So, somehow IE renders a bit of ghost text. Does anyone know what the
    > cause could be?[/color]

    Duplicate bug (not sure if it's called that).
    Make sure you leave a little space to the right of the columns, like
    add them up to be 99%, not 100%.
    Also: don't have <!-- comments --> in between the columns.

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    • edwinek@gmail.com

      #3
      Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

      No, I have lots of room left on the right. Still tried to change all my
      100% widths to 99%, but to no avail. Thanks all the same.

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      • Els

        #4
        Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

        edwinek@gmail.c om wrote:
        [color=blue]
        > No, I have lots of room left on the right. Still tried to change all my
        > 100% widths to 99%, but to no avail. Thanks all the same.[/color]

        I'm still sure it's the same bug ;-)
        Can you give a URL to your test example?

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        • edwinek@gmail.com

          #5
          Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

          It's not online yet, but I may be able to send you an HTML version.

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          • Els

            #6
            Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

            edwinek@gmail.c om wrote:
            [color=blue]
            > It's not online yet, but I may be able to send you an HTML version.[/color]

            If you don't have anywhere online to upload it, you can post the code
            in here. Make sure it's an exact copy paste though, to avoid false
            errors etc :-)

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            • edwinek@gmail.com

              #7
              Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

              While obfuscating my code for posting (top secret project ;-) well,
              sort of) I noticed that there was still commentary there (missed one
              line). I removed it and that worked. Thanks!

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              • Els

                #8
                Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

                edwinek@gmail.c om wrote:
                [color=blue]
                > While obfuscating my code for posting (top secret project ;-) well,
                > sort of) I noticed that there was still commentary there (missed one
                > line). I removed it and that worked. Thanks![/color]

                One more bit of (quite important) advice:


                If you follow that advice, people will be more willing to respond.
                Added bonus: it helps keeping you out of people's killfiles ;-)

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                • edwinek@gmail.com

                  #9
                  Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

                  > One more bit of (quite important) advice:[color=blue]
                  > http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/[/color]

                  Thanks for the tip, didn't know this.

                  Edwin

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                  • Els

                    #10
                    Re: Weird: IE renders fragment of HTML twice

                    edwinek@gmail.c om wrote:
                    [color=blue][color=green]
                    >> One more bit of (quite important) advice:
                    >> http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/[/color]
                    >
                    > Thanks for the tip, didn't know this.[/color]

                    You're welcome - glad I could help :-)

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