CSS question - could someone explain

Morning all,
Id really like to understand what is going on when IE 6 and
less, drops the
float under, seems to be adding in an extra pixel between the
floats or
something. I have sorted the issue previously, more by fluke
than anything
else, usually playing around with display: inline.
I have this same issue on this page -
www.createddesign.com/index2.html
I have been playing around all morning, trying various
things, but I would
really like an understanding of what is actually going on.
If anyone has time to take a look and explain it to me, Id be
very grateful,
Regards
Fiona

Thankyou Murray.
I had progressed a little, by removing widths of images in
the left column,
and now the second float is not dropping, but there is still
an extra pixel
or so of space hanging around ( you can see this by the green
colour on the
under the white column, and between the right border of the
left column and
the white column.
There actually arent any paddings or margins on either of the
divs, I
recently bought Al Sparbers 42nd street and picked up his
tips on avoiding
various browser issues by keeping the paddings and margins
out of the
content containers (he puts them in containing containers if
that makes
sense) - very helpful.
Regards
Fiona
"Murray *ACE*" <[email protected]> wrote
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> IE<=6 gets the box model wrong. It also has a "3-px
jog" problem, where
> it will add 3px to the margin of any floated container
that has a margin
> on the same side as the float, e.g.,
>
> #whatever { float:right; margin-right:3px; }
>
> Mess around with widths and margins using IECCs and that
should take care
> of it.
>
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> "fiona" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Morning all,
>>
>> Id really like to understand what is going on when
IE 6 and less, drops
>> the float under, seems to be adding in an extra
pixel between the floats
>> or something. I have sorted the issue previously,
more by fluke than
>> anything else, usually playing around with display:
inline.
>>
>> I have this same issue on this page -
www.createddesign.com/index2.html
>>
>> I have been playing around all morning, trying
various things, but I
>> would really like an understanding of what is
actually going on.
>>
>> If anyone has time to take a look and explain it to
me, Id be very
>> grateful,
>>
>> Regards
>> Fiona
>

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