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IE6 bug posted 7th October 2002

The way I’ve coded the Clagnut CSS shows up a bug in IE6 Win. All the left and right margins (actually padding) around my text are doubled in width for no apparent reason. In fact it’s not even that straightforward – the page isn’t rendered consistently (screen shot) – try going to a different page and hitting back.

This bug was highlighted on css-discuss back in February. Does anyone have any ideas as to a workaround? Porter sometimes knows these things.

tommuir wrote:

If it’s floats that are affected, the give ‘em a dose of display: inline;.

14 Aug 2004, 19:52 GMT

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