Can anyone spot whats broken on this site please?

http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some edits on it.
The old one was a mess so I made a new template with the standard DMX2004 2
column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and made all new pages. What I
have found is that in MSIE the pages don't fully load - the bottom is cut
off. This resolves if you hit refresh. This does not happen with Firefox or
Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it, apart from
rebuild with tables

Thanks muchly
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On 13 Nov 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, James Loudon wrote:

http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some
edits on it. The old one was a mess so I made a new template with
the standard DMX2004 2 column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and
made all new pages. What I have found is that in MSIE the pages
don't fully load - the bottom is cut off. This resolves if you hit
refresh. This does not happen with Firefox or Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it,
apart from rebuild with tables

I can't find it specifically, but a couple of items:

- The left div is flexible. Under normal circumstances, that would be
admirable, but in this case, if I resize the viewport under somewhere
about 1045 wide, the steineredinlogo.jpg graphic starts overlapping the
border of the div.
- The section headed by <h3>Links</h3> has a gap above it. It may have
to do with this:

<div class="relatedLinks">
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

</div>

Looking at the page again in IE, I think that if you take care of those
two items, the problem in IE may resolve itself.

- Just for what it's worth, you're missing alt attributes on two images
- Get rid of those <font> tags!
- You have a number of empty containers (<div id="search"> </div>, <p>
&nbsp;</p>) You might want to clean those up.

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Email: http://makowiec.net/email.php

The page looks fine to me in IE5x/Mac and IE6/PC. I see no truncation.

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"James Loudon" <james (AT) blahblahfatgraphics (DOT) com> wrote

http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some edits on
it. The old one was a mess so I made a new template with the standard
DMX2004 2 column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and made all new
pages. What I have found is that in MSIE the pages don't fully load - the
bottom is cut off. This resolves if you hit refresh. This does not happen
with Firefox or Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it, apart from
rebuild with tables

Thanks muchly
--
James Loudon
www.fatgraphics.com
websites:hotography::video


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Thanks Joe
I removed the gaps and reapplied the template and had a look again. Now its
even more bizarre! Some of the pages load with a ghost scroll bar - hit
refresh and the scroll bar appears and you can scroll down the page. This
should be a real straightforward deal - using out of the box DW code - havnt
messed with it in any way. And its MSIE specific. Havnt checked it out on my
Mac yet.


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"Joe Makowiec" <makowiec (AT) invalid (DOT) invalid> wrote

On 13 Nov 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, James Loudon wrote:

http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some
edits on it. The old one was a mess so I made a new template with
the standard DMX2004 2 column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and
made all new pages. What I have found is that in MSIE the pages
don't fully load - the bottom is cut off. This resolves if you hit
refresh. This does not happen with Firefox or Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it,
apart from rebuild with tables

I can't find it specifically, but a couple of items:

- The left div is flexible. Under normal circumstances, that would be
admirable, but in this case, if I resize the viewport under somewhere
about 1045 wide, the steineredinlogo.jpg graphic starts overlapping the
border of the div.
- The section headed by <h3>Links</h3> has a gap above it. It may have
to do with this:

div class="relatedLinks"
p>&nbsp;</p
p>&nbsp;</p

/div

Looking at the page again in IE, I think that if you take care of those
two items, the problem in IE may resolve itself.

- Just for what it's worth, you're missing alt attributes on two images
- Get rid of those <font> tags!
- You have a number of empty containers (<div id="search"> </div>, <p
&nbsp;</p>) You might want to clean those up.

--
Joe Makowiec
http://makowiec.net/
Email: http://makowiec.net/email.php

Really? I did wonder if it was machine specific but have checked it on both
my PCs.
Try this page in particular:
http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/kindergarten.htm
Thnx

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"Murray *TMM*" <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote

The page looks fine to me in IE5x/Mac and IE6/PC. I see no truncation.

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"James Loudon" <james (AT) blahblahfatgraphics (DOT) com> wrote in message
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http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some edits on
it. The old one was a mess so I made a new template with the standard
DMX2004 2 column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and made all new
pages. What I have found is that in MSIE the pages don't fully load - the
bottom is cut off. This resolves if you hit refresh. This does not happen
with Firefox or Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it, apart
from rebuild with tables

Thanks muchly
--
James Loudon
www.fatgraphics.com
websites:hotography::video


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I get a full load of the page in both previously mentioned browsers.

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"James Loudon" <james (AT) blahblahfatgraphics (DOT) com> wrote

Really? I did wonder if it was machine specific but have checked it on
both my PCs.
Try this page in particular:
http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/kindergarten.htm
Thnx

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www.fatgraphics.com
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"Murray *TMM*" <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote in message
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The page looks fine to me in IE5x/Mac and IE6/PC. I see no truncation.

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"James Loudon" <james (AT) blahblahfatgraphics (DOT) com> wrote in message
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http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some edits on
it. The old one was a mess so I made a new template with the standard
DMX2004 2 column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and made all new
pages. What I have found is that in MSIE the pages don't fully load -
the bottom is cut off. This resolves if you hit refresh. This does not
happen with Firefox or Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it, apart
from rebuild with tables

Thanks muchly
--
James Loudon
www.fatgraphics.com
websites:hotography::video


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How bizarre. Thanks for looking tho Murray.

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"Murray *TMM*" <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote

I get a full load of the page in both previously mentioned browsers.

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"James Loudon" <james (AT) blahblahfatgraphics (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Really? I did wonder if it was machine specific but have checked it on
both my PCs.
Try this page in particular:
http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/kindergarten.htm
Thnx

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James Loudon
www.fatgraphics.com
websites:hotography::video


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"Murray *TMM*" <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote in message
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The page looks fine to me in IE5x/Mac and IE6/PC. I see no truncation.

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"James Loudon" <james (AT) blahblahfatgraphics (DOT) com> wrote in message
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http://www.meadowsteiner.somerset.sch.uk/

This is the site for my son's school.. They asked me to do some edits
on it. The old one was a mess so I made a new template with the
standard DMX2004 2 column CSS template, tweaked the pictures and made
all new pages. What I have found is that in MSIE the pages don't fully
load - the bottom is cut off. This resolves if you hit refresh. This
does not happen with Firefox or Opera

Any ideas as to what might be happening and how I could fix it, apart
from rebuild with tables

Thanks muchly
--
James Loudon
www.fatgraphics.com
websites:hotography::video


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