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Rendering Problem in IE
OK, so I fired up the website today, and realized that I should probably check for compatibility with browsers other than Firefox, and it turns out that IE renders the webpage incorrectly. The little arrows on the sidebar items move about half an inch over, and the sub menu items in the sidebar become double spaced. When I opened it in IE7, half the content was missing. Here's the webpage. Any ideas would be great.
Last edited by Zholl : 17-12-2008 at 08:10. |
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