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    Question Text Image Crawler expands endless to the window's edge in IE7

    1) Script Title: Text and Image Crawler

    2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...wler/index.htm

    3) Describe problem:
    I have this script working perfectly on FF, Opera, Safary (thank you). But on IE7 my marque div begins to expand to the left to infinite size. If I put mouse on the left then all images goes once to the right and gone.

    May be there is a problem with {width:100%} of some parent DIVs but i cant fix it.
    Thats link to my trouble site: http://www.exotic-dog.ru/
    Last edited by telepopik; 08-28-2009 at 05:22 AM.

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    Solved that.
    My script generated images inside table, that's why that didn't worked in IE

    I replaced table data with <span style="dispay:inline-block">

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    hi, i am having the same problem with my site in IE.
    would you be able to explain a little more about what exactly you did to fix the never ending string of photos and placement problems with the slideshow in Internet Explorer?

    andy
    andrewjaybecker@gmail.com

    Thanks so much

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    You really should start a new thread for a new question. Even though the situation seems the same as in this thread, it may not be. Basically though I can tell you that tables should be avoided whenever possible. Valid Transitional or Strict HTML 4.01 markup should be used. The script will actually detect when you are in a table in IE 7 or less and try to compensate via initializing onload - all other browsers may init in the flow of the page, as can IE 7 or less when there is no table involved. IE 8 can init as all other browsers can.

    To be specific I would need to see your live page.

    Please start a new thread on that, but feel free to post a link to your new thread here, so I can find it.

    In the meantime, who knows - telepopik may answer here, even though it is a bit of an old thread (Aug 2009).
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    hi john
    i just sent you an email and posted a new reply
    thank you for your reply

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