Hi,
I'm having browser compatibility issue with IE 6. You can visit here : http://afifnajib.com/test/

What I intend to do is this :


and it works in many browsers. However, as I tested this with my IETester, it actually doesn't work on IE 6.. This is what happens:

As you can see white space appears there, which I do not want it to. I've tried playing with the margin and padding hack for IE. It is not because of that. And it is not because of JQuery Galleriffic either.

So, anyone have any idea?

Thanks a lot.

Edit : In case you'll need the source too : http://www.mediafire.com/?lccj8c32bh9ylcl

Why are you even worried about IE6? Unless we stop supporting that dead browser, it will never go away. Present your content, don't waste any time on the "pretty" part, and urge your visitors to upgrade.'

You can find help for beating IE's bugs here - positioniseverything.net

I disagree, IE6 users still represent 4% of our visitors, and 4% is too big to ignore, we had some functional issues with IE^ pertaining to the dropdown menu on our site, it would get hidden behind other div layers below it, We had 2 css deisgners look into it, but failed to rectify the problem, and third time lucky we had it fixed.

The thing is in our business we deal with a lot of corporate customers and a lot of corporate users do not have rights to install software on their work computers so they are confined to IE6 [or may be just tech luddites who can't upgrade], because of that it's essential for us to make the browsers compatible with IE6.

I our case it was just that there was an additional CSS element in the code which wasn't doing anything, other than making it imcompatible for IE6, code deleted, site functionality restored.

To the OP, sorry I'm not a CSS designer, but I would advise you to get a professional to look into it, if you can't get the solution here.

Is it floated to the left?

I think float:left; will solve your issue, if don't try position:absolute; and then edit in design mode of Dreamweaver.

Position:absolute is the wrong way to solve the issue.

IE6 is really crap browser but we cant ignor it.

i know it sounds useless but try Position:static

IE6 doesn't support position:static!

And yes, you CAN ignore it!!