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  • BoosterGold Oct 11, 2010 @ 4:02 pm | delete
    I think one of the best ways to set up a site is with some psd css. PSD is the best out there, it's only natural that you'd use it to design your site.
  • jgpws Mar 24, 2010 @ 5:33 pm | delete
    Hello Antony,

    I'm not quite sure why Internet Explorer 8 would not recognize the IE specific fixes, as it targets IE 6 and up. However, I also don't have IE 8, so they may have changed the layout specifications. One first thing to try is just to make sure in the conditional comment that there is a space between the IE and 6 part

    Another thing to try is a new conditional comment (replace "if gte IE 6" with "if IE 8") and a new "ie8_fixes" stylesheet and try resetting the padding to 429px on the #left and #content divs. But, since I don't have a copy of IE 8, this is my best guess.

    And, for you and all of the followers of this tutorial, currently my Internet access is out (I'm typing this at a library). As soon as I get my Internet access back, I will start writing the final tutorial.

    Antony, let me know how this turns out and if these solutions don't work, I'll figure something else out.
  • Antony Wright Mar 7, 2010 @ 2:07 am | delete
    Meant to ask - where can I find the next part of this tutorial :)
  • Antony Wright Mar 7, 2010 @ 1:59 am | delete
    Hi. Ive followed this tutorial (which is great by the way), and have one small issue. The heading "Pages" which should go to the top of the tool bar - doesn't. Ive compared my code with the code give and I cant find anything that doesn't match. However it stubbonly remain at the bottom of the contents section. The only thing I cna think of that is causing it is maybe its because Im using IE 8? Any thoughts?

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