Help with CSS and IE6

Can someone please help me with a CSS problem with IE6. The problem is with 
the following site.

www.vistahelp.ca

The text in the top right ("Internet help resource for Windows Vista")

doesn't wrap properly in IE6 only. In Firefox and IE7 beta it works 
properly. As you increase the text size in your browser in IE6 it wraps a 
word down to the next line and leaves part of the same word on the top line. 
In the other browsers it wraps cleanly at the word breaks i.e. the whole 
word moves down to the next line and doesn't leave part of the word on the 
top line. Also on some pc's only, again with IE6 only, the same text is not 
right justified. It is in other browsers. It is on some pc's with IE6.

Many thanks in advance. I'm new to CSS and struggling with it :-)

-- 
TechB 

Expression Web Designer Beta by Microsoft. I have tried editing the code by 
hand to fix it. I have run the code through several online code checkers and 
it has no errors. I think it is something in the way IE6 interprets the 
code. IE6 has many idiosyncrasies that need to be coded around. This is 
probably one of them but I don't know the workaround. EWD actually has an 
option to check the code for IE6 compatibility but that comes up with no 
errors.

-- 
TechB

Abby wrote:
> Hi Tech B.
>
> What are you using to edit your web pages?
>> o)
> Abby
>
>
> "TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote in
message
> news:F%2387ZfNvGHA.3108@GAMERA.annex.com...
>> Can someone please help me with a CSS problem with IE6. The problem
>> is with the following site.
>>
>> www.vistahelp.ca
>>
>> The text in the top right ("Internet help resource for Windows
>> Vista") doesn't wrap properly in IE6 only. In Firefox and IE7
beta
>> it works properly. As you increase the text size in your browser in
>> IE6 it wraps a word down to the next line and leaves part of the
>> same word on the top line. In the other browsers it wraps cleanly at
>> the word breaks i.e. the whole word moves down to the next line and
>> doesn't leave part of the word on the top line. Also on some pc's
>> only, again with IE6 only, the same text is not right justified. It
>> is in other browsers. It is on some pc's with IE6.
>>
>> Many thanks in advance. I'm new to CSS and struggling with it :-)
>>
>> --
>> TechB 

I thought tables were deprecated with CSS. I'll try it and see what happens.

Thanks,
-- 
TechB

Abby wrote:
> Try setting up the text on that line into a two-cell table.  Look for
> a setting to set the cell properties to "no wrap".  That should
> resolve the issue for IE.
>> o)
> Abby
>
>
> "TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote in
message
> news:3njuc8UvGHA.3108@GAMERA.annex.com...
>> Expression Web Designer Beta by Microsoft. I have tried editing the
>> code by hand to fix it. I have run the code through several online
>> code checkers and it has no errors. I think it is something in the
>> way IE6 interprets the code. IE6 has many idiosyncrasies that need
>> to be coded around. This is probably one of them but I don't know
>> the workaround. EWD actually has an option to check the code for IE6
>> compatibility but that comes up with no errors.
>>
>> --
>> TechB
>>
>> Abby wrote:
>>> Hi Tech B.
>>>
>>> What are you using to edit your web pages?
>>>> o)
>>> Abby
>>>
>>>
>>> "TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote
in message
>>> news:F%2387ZfNvGHA.3108@GAMERA.annex.com...
>>>> Can someone please help me with a CSS problem with IE6. The
problem
>>>> is with the following site.
>>>>
>>>> www.vistahelp.ca
>>>>
>>>> The text in the top right ("Internet help resource for
Windows
>>>> Vista") doesn't wrap properly in IE6 only. In Firefox and
IE7 beta
>>>> it works properly. As you increase the text size in your
browser in
>>>> IE6 it wraps a word down to the next line and leaves part of
the
>>>> same word on the top line. In the other browsers it wraps
cleanly
>>>> at the word breaks i.e. the whole word moves down to the next
line
>>>> and doesn't leave part of the word on the top line. Also on
some
>>>> pc's only, again with IE6 only, the same text is not right
>>>> justified. It is in other browsers. It is on some pc's with
IE6.
>>>>
>>>> Many thanks in advance. I'm new to CSS and struggling with it
:-)
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> TechB 

Hi Tech B.

What are you using to edit your web pages?
-- 
:o)
Abby


"TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote in message 
news:F%2387ZfNvGHA.3108@GAMERA.annex.com...
> Can someone please help me with a CSS problem with IE6. The problem is 
> with the following site.
>
> www.vistahelp.ca
>
> The text in the top right ("Internet help resource for Windows
Vista") 
> doesn't wrap properly in IE6 only. In Firefox and IE7 beta it works 
> properly. As you increase the text size in your browser in IE6 it wraps a 
> word down to the next line and leaves part of the same word on the top 
> line. In the other browsers it wraps cleanly at the word breaks i.e. the 
> whole word moves down to the next line and doesn't leave part of the word 
> on the top line. Also on some pc's only, again with IE6 only, the same 
> text is not right justified. It is in other browsers. It is on some pc's 
> with IE6.
>
> Many thanks in advance. I'm new to CSS and struggling with it :-)
>
> -- 
> TechB
> 

Try setting up the text on that line into a two-cell table.  Look for a 
setting to set the cell properties to "no wrap".  That should resolve
the 
issue for IE.
-- 
:o)
Abby


"TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote in message 
news:3njuc8UvGHA.3108@GAMERA.annex.com...
> Expression Web Designer Beta by Microsoft. I have tried editing the code 
> by hand to fix it. I have run the code through several online code 
> checkers and it has no errors. I think it is something in the way IE6 
> interprets the code. IE6 has many idiosyncrasies that need to be coded 
> around. This is probably one of them but I don't know the workaround. EWD 
> actually has an option to check the code for IE6 compatibility but that 
> comes up with no errors.
>
> -- 
> TechB
>
> Abby wrote:
>> Hi Tech B.
>>
>> What are you using to edit your web pages?
>>> o)
>> Abby
>>
>>
>> "TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote in
message
>> news:F%2387ZfNvGHA.3108@GAMERA.annex.com...
>>> Can someone please help me with a CSS problem with IE6. The
problem
>>> is with the following site.
>>>
>>> www.vistahelp.ca
>>>
>>> The text in the top right ("Internet help resource for
Windows
>>> Vista") doesn't wrap properly in IE6 only. In Firefox and IE7
beta
>>> it works properly. As you increase the text size in your browser
in
>>> IE6 it wraps a word down to the next line and leaves part of the
>>> same word on the top line. In the other browsers it wraps cleanly
at
>>> the word breaks i.e. the whole word moves down to the next line
and
>>> doesn't leave part of the word on the top line. Also on some pc's
>>> only, again with IE6 only, the same text is not right justified.
It
>>> is in other browsers. It is on some pc's with IE6.
>>>
>>> Many thanks in advance. I'm new to CSS and struggling with it :-)
>>>
>>> --
>>> TechB
>
>