It is the long product description flowing onto 2 lines on the second product causing an issue with the float in IE6. Increasing the height value of .sellersContainer in the stylesheet should resolve.
Dazz/Jonty this is an off topic question but its something I've noticed in a few v8 sites, usually those with two sidebars with the main central block. Sometimes either a large image, or, too much text seems to stretch the central block so much that the righthand side sidebar appears `at the bottom` of the page on the right. Obviously finding the cause and adjusting accordingly can cure it, but is there was way of `fixing` it so that it stays `up` on the righthand side?
It is the long product description flowing onto 2 lines on the second product causing an issue with the float in IE6. Increasing the height value of .sellersContainer in the stylesheet should resolve.
thanks Jont i will take a look later, is that in the actinic or bikster style sheet
Sometimes either a large image, or, too much text seems to stretch the central block so much that the righthand side sidebar appears `at the bottom` of the page on the right. Obviously finding the cause and adjusting accordingly can cure it, but is there was way of `fixing` it so that it stays `up` on the righthand side?
George,
As Jo said there is no quick fix, but CSS layout control can let you do what I think you want.
e.g. see this CSS Wide Image example
Is this what you were after? If so it is simply created by the right floated div having its position attribute set to "relative". CSS can be seen in source.
[NB - this page is not completely cross browser tested - i.e. it will render borders/margins slightly differently in different browsers!]
i have made some minor changes to the site and moved the basket information to be more inline with the right hand column, as you suggested, can you check it in your browser please, i have tested it in 1024, using the ff plugin, but yours seems to pick up the odd minor errors
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