Would someone mind taking a look at www.NetGolfGames.com for me. In Firefox, the layout is fine, but in IE, the right column is bounced down below the main column. I've tried increasing the pagewidth as well as increasing the sidebar width, but it won't pull it back up. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.
I noticed it's a wordpress blog. I think the main problem would be the width of the sidebar widget. Try to minimize the widget / try to remove the sidebar widget one by one, and check it with the IE browser to identify the problem widget. Hope this will helps...
That's what I initially looked at, but I have another site with the same layout and it looks fine in IE...so I can't quite figure out what's causing the problem. The other site is www.topdrivinggames.com
It made me laugh when saw the topic's title. It's almost ALWAYS a problem with how IE displays a page. Whenever you get that problem, the easier and cleaner solution would be to make a separate css file for IE. Add in your header.php this: <!--[if lte IE]> <link href="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/ie.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <![endif]--> Code (markup): (i understand it's wordpress you are using) and just create an ie.css file where you play a little with the element's dimensions and positioning till you get it right. Upload ie.css in your theme's folder and you're done.
I did manage to fix it. It was a frickin social bookmark plugin that was bumping the sidebar down below the content. Once I disabled the plugin IE was back to normal. (Well as normal as IE can get) I like the ie.css idea too. I will definitely use that in the future as well. Rep added for that one.
Was the plugin much wider than the sidebar? Cause if not, I'm thinking that you could still keep it on and add "overflow:hidden" to your sidebar's properties in the css file. But anyway... glad you managed to fix it, and thanks for the apreciation .