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    Hey, I've just found that http://www.glowhost.com/forums/memberlist.php is broken.
    This is the way it looks in FireFox 2.0 http://www.zoffix.com/new/del/glow.png
    And this is IE 6 http://www.zoffix.com/new/del/glow1.png

    Basically, your table overflows, thus causing ugly effects especially with the background.

    I just noticed that I see the overflow right in the window I am typing right now =)

    I'm using 1158xsomthing resolutiong

    You may look into CSS Overflow property ( http://w3.org/TR/CSS21/visufx.html#propdef-overflow )

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    I think I finally got it working the same in IE6, IE7 and FF.

    Who knows what else is broken but after I looked at that homepage in IE6 it was highly motivating to find the fix fast. LOL

    Thanks for the contribs andychev and Zoffix Znet
    Last edited by Matt; 11-03-2006 at 12:33 PM.
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    I dont see how it would fix anything, its a vbulletin problem IMHO because of the avatars and all the other images and colums that are in there, its going to inherently be some fixed width. Certainly more than something that will fit in 600x800 screen size no matter what happens with overflows. Ugly, I agree.

    I think the sure fix would be to disable it from appearing.
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    Okay I have been reading around and I wonder why use conditional comments when one thing that seems possible is to reset each browser's internal stylesheet and make it from scratch.

    Seems like a MUCH cleaner approach to me (if it works) because we don't have a bunch of clutter in the stylesheet.

    Yahoo! UI Library: Reset CSS
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