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: un even module spaces IE FF
: ilanz October 20, 2008, 09:44:21 AM
Hi,
In my website www.breastenlargementnewyork.com (http://www.breastenlargementnewyork.com) I have this problem:
I positioned 3 modules in the right position. It looks great in FF3 but in IE7 the spaces are to big.
Any Idea what to do?
Thanks Ilan.

By the way what do you think about the site?


: Re: un even module spaces IE FF
: mikek October 20, 2008, 03:23:09 PM
Ilan,

I didn't see any spacing issues in IE7, what specific text are you seeing the problem at?


: Re: un even module spaces IE FF
: ilanz October 21, 2008, 06:39:31 AM
Hey Mike,
Open the site in FF and in IE7.
On the right position there are 3 modules each with a picture (later they will each link to an article) -
Ask A Question
Schedule Free Consultation
Request a Price Quote

You will see that in IE7 the spaces between them is bigger than in FF, can it be fixed?
Thanks
Ilan


: Re: un even module spaces IE FF
: mikek October 21, 2008, 09:04:52 AM
You need to insert these all into their own module, each module has padding around it that you won't be able to change without effecting the rest of the site.

Just create one module and under each image separate them by breaks:

<img></img>


<img></img>


<img></img>

Also, I noticed you had float:left on the images, do not use floats.


: Re: un even module spaces IE FF
: ilanz October 24, 2008, 04:01:24 AM
Hey Mike,
The problem is that I want to control which of these modules will appear in which article. For example I dont want the "Request a Quote" to appear in the Request a Quote page...

No way to make sure the spaces between the modules will be even in IE7 and in FF?
thanks,
Ilan


: Re: un even module spaces IE FF
: mikek October 24, 2008, 07:46:15 AM
Ilan,

You can't change it without effecting all the other modules on the site. The reason FF showed closer together is because of the float:left you had on the images, if you remove the float:left you will see the spacing will be the same as IE. IE often displays floats differently.