I just want to know what could be the probable cause of this. Image ACTINIC1 is appearing as such. But when I hit the refresh key, it appears like Image ACTINIC2. What could be the probable cause of this? The shopping cart table is on a standard actinic div area. The images that overlaps the cart are basic HTML objects, including the shopping cart status box
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well, you're going to ahve to tell us the browser you're using.
it looks like it might be an explorer bug related to haslayout. i posted a while back about this.
have a search for it here on the forum.
there are many potentiona traps that can be fixed by uniformly applying haslayout to all your css items.
in particular, the fact that divs arent born with layout.
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its here in the forum somplace, but i cant find it myself, so here is the link;
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.htmlComment
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thanks. looks like that would be it. will be trying to make the changes and will see what happens
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Tables and CSS are a pain in some browsers - without seeing the URL or the code it ais a guess in the dark... a solution that has worked for me in the past is to add
table {
float: left;
}
to the actinic.css and that has cure a lot of sins in the cart area in otherwise CSS layoutsComment
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