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  • Thread Starter aviv

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    Ok, looks like I found a way around it:
    if the dir=rtl is embedded in the <html> tag, the entire doc will be right-to-left, but IE will render the menu always to the right of the screen- overriding the right-to-left “content” (and yes, i’ve removed all padding and margins before testing it out).
    Solution to it was to remove the dir=rtl from the <html> tag, and put it only in the content div. this worked out well- IE rendered the page just fine.
    I hope it’ll help others as well. Thanks all for the feedback.

    Thread Starter aviv

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    Root, I’ve removed all lines that included margin or padding.
    Still, I just can’t get the menue to the top-left of the blog.
    It keeps getting below the posts, for some reason (see the result at eliezer.org/tst – and css at /tst/wp-layout.css).
    could it be related to the dir=rtl that the <html> tag has? if I remove that dir=rtl, it gets better. but i do need that dir=rtl in place, so i’m kind of stuck…

    Thread Starter aviv

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    Hmm. Still, no luck.
    I, myself, also use Firefox. It’s so much better.
    Yet (almost) everyone out there use IE… That’s why I want to have it support IE.
    Any other idea / guess?

    Thread Starter aviv

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    Hi Podz, thanks for the reply!
    I just tried it, doesn’t work.
    And again, it works very well on Mozilla (thanks for the tip, though, I took off the float and margin-left) – but IE won’t render it correctly.
    My css for menu is below.
    Could it be some bug with Internet Explorer? I’m using the latest version (6). Err. Microsft.. always have to do things different..
    #menu {
    width: 160px;
    left: 10px;
    text-align: right;
    }

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