This is starting to give me a headache开发者_如何学Python, so thought I would ask for anyones input and hopefully save my eye-balls the on-going pain.
We have created a website, mainly using x-Cart, the whole site should be centred which works fine on every browser apart form that old favourite ie6.
I have looked over and over the CSS while also double checking the encoding and charset...
Any help on this welcome:
http://www.monityre.com/?shopkey=123456
This is the reason why it doesn't work:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
The XML declaration is triggering quirks mode in IE6. Just remove it, and it'll work.
Try setting text-align:center; to the body style, and text-align:left; in div "page-container".
Your page doesn't pass W3C validation for some reason (even IETester's Debug Bar sees something wrong with that piece of code).
Also, try removing "position:relative" from the first div.
Also, is there a reason why the menu goes after the content in your HTML, and that the menu is positioned absolute?
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