I'm using IE6 on Win98SE. Ah. I suspected as much. I can't test IE, since I don't have MS-Windows in any shape or form, but IE has a reputation for being non-compliant to the CSS standards. Unfortunately, because of the way my web-host is set up, until they change their webserver from Zeus to Apache, I can't do dynamic pages with browser detection, so I've gone for my default CSS layout, rather than the extra special CSS layout which only works with IE.
I'm not sure that I understand your reference to shrinking the browser window.
Well, because the resolution of my screen is 1280x1024, in order to see whether something is readable at 800x600, I have to shrink my browser window to that size.
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Date: 2005-05-22 09:28 am (UTC)Ah. I suspected as much. I can't test IE, since I don't have MS-Windows in any shape or form, but IE has a reputation for being non-compliant to the CSS standards.
Unfortunately, because of the way my web-host is set up, until they change their webserver from Zeus to Apache, I can't do dynamic pages with browser detection, so I've gone for my default CSS layout, rather than the extra special CSS layout which only works with IE.
In the meantime, try this alternative index.
I'm not sure that I understand your reference to shrinking the browser window.
Well, because the resolution of my screen is 1280x1024, in order to see whether something is readable at 800x600, I have to shrink my browser window to that size.