PHP in IE7 bug...

[DBookatay]

I am rewritting some of my pages to clean them up, and I noticed a display problem that only seems to happen in IE.

I built an entire page, then split it into 2, header.php and index.php. When the pages are one whole code they display fine, but once I use: <? include ('include/page_files/header.php'); ?> IE puts a top margin on the site, which looks horrible... http://www.carcityofdanbury.com/index2.php

 

If I put the 2 pages back togather again the problem goes away. I've tested the page in IE, FireFox and Safari, and IE is the only one with this stupid issue. Any ideas.

body {
	margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
empty-cells: hide;
}

 

[DeanWhitehouse]

wrong forum, this should be in the CSS forum.

Also use require '' ; just to make sure the files are being included.

 

[DBookatay]

wrong forum, this should be in the CSS forum.

 

It's not a CSS problem, because it only happens when I use the PHP include

[DarkWater]

PHP is server side and is therefore browser-independent.  It's an output/CSS problem...Check for any anomalies in your HTML output.

[DeanWhitehouse]

you posted a CSS code, so therefore it's a CSS problem