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Internet Explorer’s Blog Appearance

11:50 pm 01/04/2008 The Faith

Did something just change here in the blog’s appearance on Internet Explorer for Windows?

I use a Macintosh, so I don’t check it with IE very often. Today, after doing some experimenting to improve the placement of the live comment preview, it appears that on IE the sidebar gets truncated. It may not happen when viewing the main blog page, but it will on individual posts, where the main blog content is relatively short.

I’d appreciate some feedback from users on this so I can have a better sense of what needs fixing. Thanks.

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2 comments

  1. Chris Roberts @ 2008-01-05 3:21 am

    No problem here, Vista/IE7. There might be problems with IE6 but I don’t have ready access to check. On my own site I know there’s a glitch with IE6 but I have never gotten around to fixing it.

  2. Tom Gilson @ 2008-01-05 10:07 am

    Thanks, Chris. Apparently it was just IE 6.

    Is it working for others our there now? I made some changes Saturday morning.

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