Problems with IE and nav links

[hhertzof]

In both of the layouts I've done so far, I've positioned the nav links to the lower left

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[av8rmike]

I'm not sure if this is what was causing the problem in IE, but I changed around the header-text positioning a little. It might have been the negative placement, too. Anyway, since you wanted the linkbar at the bottom, I used position: absolute to place it where it looked right, but you can change the top and left numbers to whatever you want. It looked pretty close in IE7 too, but I don't have Opera to check.
#header-text { position: relative; font-family: verdana, sans-serif;}
#header-name { position: relative; top: 10px; left: 180px; }
#header-description { position: relative; top: 5px; left: 365px; }
#header-text ul{
position: absolute;
top: 260px; left: 495px;
}As far as the comment links, it's the same issue I mentioned last time: your comment pages aren't in Expressive.

[hhertzof]

That seems to work for the header. I may play with the placing of the top text tomorrow when I've got someone who can check it in IE, since it's a little low.

And the other was me getting confused. What I was looking for was the color of the links at the end of each post for making comments, etc., which have now been sorted out. I'm feeling rather *headdesk* about the whole thing.

Thanks again for your help.

[av8rmike]

:-/ Yeah, IE is weird; it's putting in extra margin above the main title that's not there in FF. Unfortunately, I'm not seeing what could be causing it.

If you're talking about the entry linkbar, you already have a section for that:
.asset-meta-list a:link,
.asset-meta-list a:visited {
color: #721934;
}

[hhertzof]

Probably just the way it's programmed to interpret the html/css

I know. Once I realised I was looking at the wrong thing, it was easy to fix.

I'm still new to this and sorting out what all the tags do. I was just trying to make it work with the wrong tag.