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Had some problems with a page I'm working on. I stripped it down to the
minimum test-case:

http://olifilth.co.uk/test10.htm
Hmmm, some duplicated characters.

http://olifilth.co.uk/test11.htm
Take the comments out of the HTML, and all is fine again.

Is this possibly the most retarded/pointless IE bug ever?

After some googling, I found this:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/...haracters.html

WHY ?!?!?!?!

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"Oli Filth" <> wrote in message
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> Had some problems with a page I'm working on. I stripped it down to the
> minimum test-case:
>
> http://olifilth.co.uk/test10.htm
> Hmmm, some duplicated characters.
>
> http://olifilth.co.uk/test11.htm
> Take the comments out of the HTML, and all is fine again.
>
> Is this possibly the most retarded/pointless IE bug ever?

I dont see any difference...

WindAndWaves wrote:

> "Oli Filth" <> wrote in
> message news_UFd.205$...
>> Had some problems with a page I'm working on. I stripped
>> it down to the minimum test-case:
>>
>> http://olifilth.co.uk/test10.htm
>> Hmmm, some duplicated characters.
>>
>> http://olifilth.co.uk/test11.htm
>> Take the comments out of the HTML, and all is fine again.
>>
>> Is this possibly the most retarded/pointless IE bug ever?

Yes, but easy to solve. Just don't use the entire width of the
window (not 5x 20% or 4x25% width for instance) when using
floating columns, or as you said, take out the comments

> I dont see any difference...

Only shows on certain window widths, if you just pull the side
of the window from left to right, you'll see the effect come and
go.

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Oli Filth wrote:
> Had some problems with a page I'm working on. I stripped it down to the
> minimum test-case:
>
> http://olifilth.co.uk/test10.htm
> Hmmm, some duplicated characters.
>
> http://olifilth.co.uk/test11.htm
> Take the comments out of the HTML, and all is fine again.
>
> Is this possibly the most retarded/pointless IE bug ever?
>
> After some googling, I found this:
> http://www.positioniseverything.net/...haracters.html
>
> WHY ?!?!?!?!
>

IE and even Firefox sometimes render content a little differently
depending HOW you tab (indent) your markup, which really IS stupid. I
had a fault earlier this week where if I had a line break between
</div></div> IE would add a space on the page. No reason at all. TO my
horror I discovered Firefox shifted the content a few pixels if I
commented out the trailing </div> as well! WHY do browser parse
unprinted linebreaks (and, only sometimes). It's annoying!


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