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  • BT
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    Layout/spacing problem

    I inherited a website to maintain and there is a minor spacing glitch that
    shows up in IE v6, but not in FireFox v1.5. The website is
    www.crhschoir.org and the problem is with the second row of buttons. There
    are two buttons in the center (Charm Calendar and Forms) with one blank
    button to the left and one to the right. In IE the blank buttons are ever
    so slightly larger than the other two buttons. If I add a link to the blank
    buttons, then the spacing problem goes away.

    Can someone describe what is going on and how I could fix the problem?

    On a totally unrelated question why is it that I can enter ibm.com and get
    to www.ibm.com or nd.edu and get to a live page, but baylor.edu times out?
    www.baylor.edu works fine.

    many thanks


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    • Beauregard T. Shagnasty
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      Re: Layout/spacing problem

      BT wrote:
      I inherited a website to maintain and there is a minor spacing glitch
      that shows up in IE v6, but not in FireFox v1.5. The website is
      www.crhschoir.org and the problem is with the second row of buttons.
      Apparently, there is more of a problem than just a couple buttons.
      http://k75s.home.att.net/show/choir-ie6.jpg


      It looks fine in both Firefox and Opera.
      Maybe something here will help:
      <http://validator.w3.or g/check?verbose=1 &uri=http%3A%2F %2Fwww.crhschoi r.org%2F>
      "Failed validation, 51 errors"

      --
      -bts
      -Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

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        • Jim Moe
          #3
          Re: Layout/spacing problem

          BT wrote:
          >
          On a totally unrelated question why is it that I can enter ibm.com and get
          to www.ibm.com or nd.edu and get to a live page, but baylor.edu times out?
          www.baylor.edu works fine.
          >
          It's called redirection.
          <ibm.comis the base domain name. Its DNS sever resolves <ibm.comand
          sends the request to <www.ibm.com> .
          The DNS server at <nd.eduresolv es the name and uses it directly.
          The DNS server at <baylor.edureso lves to a host that does not respond
          to HTTP requests whereas <www.baylor.edu does. The sysadmins at Baylor
          are a little dim.

          --
          jmm (hyphen) list (at) sohnen-moe (dot) com
          (Remove .AXSPAMGN for email)

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