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I've been trying to figure out a few odd cross-browser issues before I launch. Firefox, Safari, IE 8 & 9 all look pretty good. But on IE 7, the text in the map box (box with 1-15 below "beta" graphic) is starting too far to the right, pushing the text onto a second line. Any clues on what part of the code might be the issue? Looking for a place to start...
Also, the little arrow (currently below H1 Title) should be right above "search" on "regional Search" heading. These two things work on other browsers, but not IE7.
The page is http://www.abreathof.com
Thanks for your suggestions.
Best -- Jami

Hi Jami,
what concerns your little arrow: Using the IE feature (translated from my German IE) "Compatibility View settings" you could fix this IE-display problem.
I removed all the the checkmarks and your arrowas had been at the right place.
Hans-Günter
P.S.
There are somme commands you can use in your DW file. Search here for "ie7" for example:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/dreamweaver/dreamweaver_general?view=discussions
... and you could have a look here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/dreamweaver/cs/using/WSA994C0FE-60C8-456d-8EF9-EC09DF0FD914a.h tml

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For example, if there are 4 small images, I am displaying those images in a single page. As I defined the details section with "Format with multple columns", I can make 4 small images display in one page.
If there are medium images, I am displaying 2 images in a single page.
If there are large imates, only one I am displaying in a page.
This setting is done based on the image size given in database.
Here the issue comes, as even though the image size can fit into one portion of page, the image size is defined either as medium or large. And the image is by default left aligned.
Here I would like to center align the object, so that, the page won't look odd.
Is there any way we can do this?
Thank you,
Regards,
Gowtham

Hi,
The page can have something called regions. You can place portlets in these regions. If you are on 309 you add regions by editing the page. if you are on 902 then you can do it by editing the layout of the page.
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
Sharmila

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