I am having problems floating a list around an image. I am work on my site http://www.taigoji.com The issue is most of the way down the page, where you see the picture of the man, with a ul list to the right. As you can see, the bullet points are overlapping the image. Here is the HTML code: <div style="margin: 5px; float: left; width: 130px;"> <img src="images/dave_hull.gif" width="125" height="200"><br> <center><a href="http://corporate.taislim.com/popup/success_stories.html" target="popup" onclick="wopen('http://corporate.taislim.com/popup/success_stories.html', 'popup', 500, 450); return false;">Click here to read how Dave lost 31 pounds in just a few weeks!</a></center> </div> <center><h3>We 100% Guarantee That TAIslim Will Work For You Or Your Money Back!</h3></center> We are so confident that TaiSlim will help you gain and maintain a healthy weight that we are putting our money where our mouth is. TaiSlim is covered by an ironclad, <b>90-day 100% money back guarantee</b>. If you don't get the results you want from TaiSlim, just send the empty bottles back for a full refund. <br><br> <b>Why We Are So Confident TaiSlim Will Work For You:</b> <div> <ul> <li>The scientific research proves that TaiSlim works</li> <li>user results prove that TaiSlim works</li> <li>Tai is a comprehensive plan designed to work for everyone</li> </ul> </div> HTML: What am I doing wrong or neglecting? Thanks.
Do this: ul { overflow: hidden; } Code (markup): Fir IE6, add this: * html ul { height: 1px; } Code (markup): If either has a negative effect on other lists, you'll need to be more selective. What that does is create a new block formatting context—that's what IE screws up with hasLayout. If you want to understand the concept, you'll need to do some heavy reading on a small part of the specs. I'll look up the section if you'd like. cheers, gary