if you view this page in firefox it looks great to me. however, if you view it in IE 7 you will see the top/bottom padding is too large around the <HR> tags in the menu. ive tried to fix this up in CSS but i cant seem to get the paddings to show the same as in firefox. can anyone show me how to fix please. thanks!
line 10 column 58 - Error: character data is not allowed here
line 31 column 26 - Error: there is no attribute "TARGET"
line 31 column 155 - Error: there is no attribute "BORDER"
line 31 column 309 - Error: there is no attribute "ONCONTEXTMENU"
line 91 column 529 - Error: end tag for "SPAN" omitted, but its declaration does not permit this
line 91 column 367 - Info: start tag was here
line 91 column 536 - Error: end tag for element "SPAN" which is not open
line 96 column 73 - Error: required attribute "ALT" not specified
line 99 column 42 - Error: end tag for element "BR" which is not open
line 105 column 76 - Error: required attribute "ALT" not specified
line 108 column 17 - Error: there is no attribute "LANGUAGE"
line 108 column 29 - Error: required attribute "TYPE" not specified
line 143 column 177 - Error: document type does not allow element "A" here; missing one of "P", "H1", "H2", "H3", "H4", "H5", "H6", "PRE", "DIV", "ADDRESS" start-tag
line 143 column 247 - Warning: cannot generate system identifier for general entity "java"
line 143 column 247 - Error: general entity "java" not defined and no default entity
line 143 column 251 - Error: reference to entity "java" for which no system identifier could be generated
line 143 column 246 - Info: entity was defined here
line 143 column 254 - Warning: cannot generate system identifier for general entity "security"
line 143 column 254 - Error: general entity "security" not defined and no default entity
line 143 column 262 - Error: reference to entity "security" for which no system identifier could be generated
line 143 column 253 - Info: entity was defined here
line 143 column 272 - Warning: cannot generate system identifier for general entity "invisible"
line 143 column 272 - Error: general entity "invisible" not defined and no default entity
line 143 column 281 - Error: reference to entity "invisible" for which no system identifier could be generated
line 143 column 271 - Info: entity was defined here
line 143 column 345 - Error: end tag for "NOSCRIPT" which is not finished
19 errors / 3 warnings
1) It aint my site. So why would I want to advertise it?
2) Every time I post a question on here I am told it is much easier for people to answer the questions if they can see a web page online as an example. Hence this is what I have done.
I read your post last night several times, -I don't have IE7 so I cannot see the problem, thus, am of no help. You did post this code for help earlier with another problem for which I provided one possible solution although you seem to have used another method to resolve the issue of content appearing below I do recall fixing that navigation to be an "unordered list", which would give you greater control of how it appears all-browser, vs. wrapping each link in it's own DIV ("div-itis"). If you're going to do it that way... why not wrap the "<hr>"s in their own DIV, also? Seriously... if vertical spacing here is dependant upon the DIVs you are using, not using DIVs for a related element would make the spacing be 'off'...
Myself, I'd just not use "<hr>" at all, but try to use an existing border or something although problem there would be that the border-top and border-bottom would be 100% the width of the container whereas <hr> could/might be 90% or 80% (adjustable width), which is what I seem to be seeing here. Maybe explicitely state in the STYLE section something like hr {margin:0; padding:0;} and see if you're picking up some default margin or padding on this...
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I do recall fixing that navigation to be an "unordered list", which would give you greater control of how it appears all-browser, vs. wrapping each link in it's own DIV ("div-itis"). If you're going to do it that way... why not wrap the "<hr>"s in their own DIV, also? Seriously... if vertical spacing here is dependant upon the DIVs you are using, not using DIVs for a related element would make the spacing be 'off'...
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