Julian
11-14-2000, 03:00 PM
Hello Everyone.
Long time lurker, first time posting.
I have run up against a slight "quirk" in IE 5.5 on the MAC. When using a
linked stylesheet, some of the pages that contain large amounts of text,
are rendering with several areas of blank space within the formatting. This
is making the pages near illegible as it is pushing the content down and
seperating it from related portions.
Not doing anything fancy in the style sheet it's self. Just basic information
for the font, size and position.
The infuriating thing here is that for IE 5.5 on MAC is the only browser
that is rendering the stylesheet incorrectly. It is also not rendering these
errors on every page, which is really frustrating.
Has any come across this "quirk"? Is there a known CSS tag that causes this
to occur? Can anyone direct me to an IE 5.5 MAC bug list?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Julian Moffatt
Visual Lizard Inc.
Long time lurker, first time posting.
I have run up against a slight "quirk" in IE 5.5 on the MAC. When using a
linked stylesheet, some of the pages that contain large amounts of text,
are rendering with several areas of blank space within the formatting. This
is making the pages near illegible as it is pushing the content down and
seperating it from related portions.
Not doing anything fancy in the style sheet it's self. Just basic information
for the font, size and position.
The infuriating thing here is that for IE 5.5 on MAC is the only browser
that is rendering the stylesheet incorrectly. It is also not rendering these
errors on every page, which is really frustrating.
Has any come across this "quirk"? Is there a known CSS tag that causes this
to occur? Can anyone direct me to an IE 5.5 MAC bug list?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Julian Moffatt
Visual Lizard Inc.