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Hi there,

Quite a long time ago I put together a simple site. I have been doing some updates to it, and have hit an error that is really irritating me. I can usually overcome problems with how a site looks in different browsers, however I just can't quite see where the problem is with this one.

Here is the site: SFL Materials - Welcome

You'll notice at the bottom there is the bit about the company, the registration etc, and in most browsers that's fine. However in IE I just cant get it working, it disappears up behind the other divs. I've tried putting it in a div of it's own, which then appears above the others, but still too high.

If anyone has any ideas, I'd be greatly appreciative. :) Thanks!

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Which version of IE is the problem?
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did you fix it? because i tried it on IE6 and it looks fine like the way it looks on OPera and FF
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Hey, thanks for the replies.

It's IE8 it isn't working in. Just checked it in IE6, and you are right.. seems fine. I havn't done anything to it. But I can't understand why it isn't working :S.

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I've just tried it in IE8 and it looks the same as in Firefox :confused:
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Hignar said:

I've just tried it in IE8 and it looks the same as in Firefox :confused:

Ah, sorry, I should have posted.

As I'm doing this for someone else, I decided just to add an extra break and move it down (so it actually looks a return space further down on some browsers). Not that I like fixing things like that, when I really think they should work... but I'm not a big fan of formatting!

Thanks for the input anyway guys!

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Try raising the z-index value in the corresponding css file for the container of the element which is getting hidden behind...



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