The white spot at the bottom of the page looks pretty ODD, i have checked the site with the latest versions of , explorer , firefox , chrome and safari i have noticed this issue in safari and chrome and that which made me report this issue to you. Thank you for your efforts in such a product Simon
What do you mean by "white spot"? Can you attach a screenshot demonstrating exactly what you're referring to so that we can be clear on what the problem is?
Created attachment 27784 [details] Chrome A white spot at the bottom of the page
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I see the same white area at the bottom of the page in Firefox 3.0. That suggests to me that this may be a website bug.
Did you check it on Iexplorer?
I don't have access to IE, but I did look at your screenshot. The background is specified on a div element that has a height of 800px specified. Content is contained within a table below this div element. In both Firefox and Safari the div element is 800px high as specified in the CSS, while the page appears to expect the div to expand to accommodate the table within. The source contains the following comment which is a good indication to me that the site is designed to render in IE's old non-standards-compliant mode, suggesting that the site is expecting non-standard behaviour: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7">
(In reply to comment #7) > <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7"> My understanding is that Microsoft sorta recommends tagging all pages with this meta to ensure that their rendering won't change due to IE updates.
http://haslayout.net/css/Expanding-Height-Bug Internet explorer <8’s “height” works more like “min-height” should. This site is relying on that bug. Every other browser is doing it right, despite the ugly result.