Sunday, July 13, 2008
Member since:
March 2002
March 2002
Hi Henning,
I've been adding movies to my collection this morning and notice that when I get search results that there is a panel overlapping the panel above. It looks, or appears to make the UI look broken. I used my IE design tool to see if I could find the issue and I think you're missing a "clear" style. You are familiar with "style="clear:both" when creating a tableless layout, yes? I'm not quite sure the exact place it would need to be placed, but I'm thinking it needs to go somewhere after the closing DIV tag that uses the CSS Class "related" or after the closing DIV that uses the "motdOption" CSS Class. You might have to experiment with it, but working in UI myself I find 9 times out of 10 that making a <div class="clear"></div> usually solves the issue. If you need any help with it, just drop me an email.
Tim
I've been adding movies to my collection this morning and notice that when I get search results that there is a panel overlapping the panel above. It looks, or appears to make the UI look broken. I used my IE design tool to see if I could find the issue and I think you're missing a "clear" style. You are familiar with "style="clear:both" when creating a tableless layout, yes? I'm not quite sure the exact place it would need to be placed, but I'm thinking it needs to go somewhere after the closing DIV tag that uses the CSS Class "related" or after the closing DIV that uses the "motdOption" CSS Class. You might have to experiment with it, but working in UI myself I find 9 times out of 10 that making a <div class="clear"></div> usually solves the issue. If you need any help with it, just drop me an email.
Tim
