Why is everything centered?
06-25-01, 05:59 PM
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I haven't noticed a change. What resolution are you at? What browser are you using? Try changing both (one at a time - proper scientific methods only! 
) and see if that fixes it.
) and see if that fixes it.
06-25-01, 06:43 PM
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Yeah, it is centered for me. I am not sure why, all the other forums sites and webpages are fine. I am using the latest release of IE 6 (6.0.2479.0006)
Also, I just tried in Netscape and the forums all load correctly. It has to be a problem with the new version of IE 6 i would guess.
[Edited by bradm20 on 06-25-01 at 04:57 PM]
Also, I just tried in Netscape and the forums all load correctly. It has to be a problem with the new version of IE 6 i would guess.
[Edited by bradm20 on 06-25-01 at 04:57 PM]
07-03-01, 02:45 PM
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NOOOO!!!!
I just installed the WindowsXP RC1 and it gave me the latest version of IE6 and now I have everything centered too. Has anyone found out how to fix this yet? Or is it a "live with it" type of problem?
I can't believe how annoying this is!
I just installed the WindowsXP RC1 and it gave me the latest version of IE6 and now I have everything centered too. Has anyone found out how to fix this yet? Or is it a "live with it" type of problem?
I can't believe how annoying this is!
07-03-01, 09:39 PM
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It's not a bug, it's a "feature". 
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07-04-01, 02:16 PM
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Originally posted by matta
I'm not noticing it, and ive got the same version of IE. it must be something in your prefrences.
I'm not noticing it, and ive got the same version of IE. it must be something in your prefrences.
07-04-01, 02:19 PM
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<b>spiderx</b> and others - including Goff have talked about this a few threads <A HREF="http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=121909" TARGET="_blank">down</a>.
Apparently IE 6 Beta 2 is either kess forgiven off questionable code or is actually correctly rendering per the HTML 4.01 specification.
Either way quite annoying and a warning to others on 5.5 and earlier not to upgrade. Or for the vB people to change their code.
Apparently IE 6 Beta 2 is either kess forgiven off questionable code or is actually correctly rendering per the HTML 4.01 specification.
Either way quite annoying and a warning to others on 5.5 and earlier not to upgrade. Or for the vB people to change their code.
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Or for the vB people to change their code.
07-04-01, 05:27 PM
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<b>ctyner</b>, I knew they were on version 2 and only yesterday saw a forum on their site that purports still to discuss version 1.1 but I appreciate that with your use of the package you are in a better position to say if the offending part of the program remains.
In the thread I referenced, initially the problems was ascribed to an incomplete tag that earlier versions of IE "forgave". Later Goff says it wasn't his code that was at fault and <b>spiderx</b> says
Can you do anything with that info that might assist the IE6 Beta 2 users?
In the thread I referenced, initially the problems was ascribed to an incomplete tag that earlier versions of IE "forgave". Later Goff says it wasn't his code that was at fault and <b>spiderx</b> says
<i>tracked down what line is causing the trouble. Seems that new IE thinks that in block<b> DIV align="center"</b> all texts are centered as well if not specified otherwise.</i>
