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records overlapping in IE..

 
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I'm going crazy here.. have spent over an hour trying to trouble-shoot this.. records are overlapping (displaying on top of other..) ONLY in IE.. in FF they display fine.. xsl code:

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="421">
<tr><td>
<div class="hdrLinkDiv"><a href="/ws/content_display/sponsors/{CONTENT_KEY}" class="hdrLink"><xsl:value-of select="ARTICLE/HEADLINE" /></a>
</div>
<div class="sectionHdr"><xsl:if test="ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/DATE!=''"><xsl:value-of select="ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/DATE"/> - <xsl:value-of select="ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/HEADLINE_TIME"/> <br/></xsl:if>
Sponsored By: <a href="{ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/SPONSOR_LINK}" class="hdrLink2"><xsl:value-of select="ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/SPONSOR_NAME"/></a><br/>
Partner: <a href="{ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/BRAND_LINK}" class="hdrLink2"><xsl:value-of select="ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/BRAND_NAME"/></a></div>
</td><tr>

<tr><td>
<div class="readMoreDiv3"><a href="/ws/content_display/event/{CONTENT_KEY}" class="readMore">Read More</a> <a href="/ws/content_display/event/{CONTENT_KEY}"><img src="/ws/images/read_more_arrow.gif" border="0" /></a><a href="/ws/content_display/event/{CONTENT_KEY}" class="readMore">
</a> | <a href="{ARTICLE_EXTRA/TEMPLATE_SPEC/ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION/REGISTER_URL}" target="_blank" class="readMore">Register Now</a></div>
</td></tr></table>
<br clear="all"/>

records are displaying on top of each other...

would appreciate some help/suggestions..

thank you very much..
 
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That generates some HTML, right? And you're saying that you don't like the way that IE displays that HTML? If so, then you should look at that HTML and find out why IE does that. Our HTML and Javascript forum would be a good place to ask that question. But post the HTML, not the program that generates the HTML.

Edit: It looks like you're using CSS to format the HTML. So people answering your question about the HTML would want to know what's in the CSS.
[ January 24, 2007: Message edited by: Paul Clapham ]
 
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thank you for your suggestion, but this is clearly an XSL problem.. if I view src-code and display that in browser it looks fine.. (also syntax of generated HTML code is fine..)

(it also displays fine if I test in StylusStudio..)

thank you..
 
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pls see screenshot here to see what I mean..

http://www.mayacove.com/ss_error.gif

thanks..
 
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this is clearly an XSL problem



What you see on the screen is HTML rendered by the browser. Now it may be that the XSL is making HTML which does not render as desired, but you will have to look at the HTML to find out why. If it doesn't display right, then it can't be "fine."

Bill
[ January 25, 2007: Message edited by: William Brogden ]
 
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