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What causes this?

Guest
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Example links - http://store.bobyandian.com and http://store.bobyandian.com/aboutus.asp

I'm having a problem in version 7 of IE, but everything is fine in Firefox and IE 6.
Above are links to the actual pages and below is a link to what I see.
http://store.bobyandian.com/problem.jpg

Only a small top portion of columns 1 and 2 show up. Column 3 is fine.

I renamed the aboutus.asp to aboutus.htm and everything showed up fine.
I cleared my IE cache, but this didn't fix it.

This just started and I didn't change anything on the pages.
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Deleted User
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Well, setting zoom to 1 in the css fixed it. I don't understand why though.

Does zoom have to do with z-index?

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Guest
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Ok, I just found that if I take out the DTD line, everything comes back but the alignment is off.
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Guest
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Apparently it is some kind of float issue. I remove the float style from the image and it works, but when I do a normal align left to make the text wrap up to the right, everything disappears again.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Guest
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Well, setting zoom to 1 in the css fixed it. I don't understand why though.

Does zoom have to do with z-index?

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Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
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No - it has to do with 'HasLayout' in IE only. By putting that in, you have
nailed that the problem was due to an IE peculiarity....

And you surely don't want to remove the DTD.

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"jasonacook" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Well, setting zoom to 1 in the css fixed it. I don't understand why
> though.
>
> Does zoom have to do with z-index?
>
>

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