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Headers dont show in IE6

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On one of my sites www.ritchieandpaul.com the headers do not show in IE6 but show in all other browsers. I have tried playing around with the css but to no avail.

Do you mean the logo.png image? IE6 has problems with png images, either google for a hack or change it to .jpg

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Sorry wickham no i meant the h1 headers, the about me page has 1 entitled "a little about ourselves" The seeing is believing has "Examples of our Work" You will see they work in other browsers. I created a logo.gif for IE6 so the logo is not a problem, it loads a .png version for all browsers except for IE6 when it loads the .gif

 

There is also a site I have uploaded called www.alexanders-electrical-electricians.com, the wrapper works in IE but not any other browsers and in IE6 the design by cherrie webdesign takes two lines. I created a style sheet for ie6 and changed the padding of the footer left and right but this did not fix the problem.

 

In another site www.philipbeveridgephotography.com the galleries work in all browsers with the exception of opera and safari. Its very much one problem after another at the moment.

In site.css you have

#right {
float:right;
height:727px
!important;margin-top:-100px;
padding-top:10px;
width:478px;
}

 

and IE6 moves everything up so far that the header is out of the top. Edit this in the IE6 conditional comment to a much smaller negative margin-top.

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