IE5 alignment problem

[SteveMT]

In all other browsers the boxes at the bottom align centrally, which i've simply done using padding (as I worked out the necessary padding needed when in photoshop).

 

http://customdc.co.uk/

 

In IE5 however, the boxes cling to the left a bit. I've tried all sorts such as setting the main holder as margin: 0px auto; and v-align:center etc.

 

Link to css file:

 

http://customdc.co.uk/customdc.css

[DarkWater]

I believe IE5 suffered from the IE box-model bug.  Google "box model hack ie5" and you'll get the code that you need to use.  It involves recalculating some widths and stuff.

[ifubad]

why bother with the headache of ie5 when the user % is only about .1% http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp  But, I am sure you have your reasons.

[SteveMT]

Sorry I actually meant IE6, the same problem occurs in IE6

[DarkWater]

Sorry I actually meant IE6, the same problem occurs in IE6

 

Did you check out what I said?

[TheFilmGod]

Sorry I actually meant IE6, the same problem occurs in IE6

 

Did you check out what I said?

 

I believe the box model hack doesn't affect IE6. IE6 is a rather strong and powerful browser. It simply doesn't understand many psuedo classes in css, and has problems w/ margins and floats.

 

Can you provide a screenshot? I'm using ie7 w/ vista. Getting ie6 on vista is almost impossible.

[SteveMT]