Sent by Del Wegener on 5 February 2009 18:06
> Get rid of the unused div#caption completely, or style it out of the way
> without triggering more IE bugs.
>
> #caption2 {float: right;}
>
> ...will do.
>
>
> BTW: a 'margin-top' in 'em' on '.text_start' gives an effect under the
> influence of font resizing I am sure you do not want.
>
> regards
> Georg
> --
> http://www.gunlaug.no
>
Thanks Georg. As always you are right on.
This is not the first time that d--- div has caused me trouble because I
don't use it and hence forget about it. It is part of a commercial program
which displays the pictures. But we don't want to have captions. If I just
delete the div, the program fails. Probably I need to look at the program
and remove all reference to this div
In the meantime simply float: right did the job. It also seems that
display:none removes the problem. Do you foresee any problems with using
display:none for this purpose?
Del
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