Eek

This is what Itemisation looks like to people using Internet Explorer.


I knew it didn't look right, but THAT is atrocious. For those of you who can only view it that way, my most sincere apologies.

This is how the rest of the decent browser users us see it.



It really makes me appreciate Virginia's work.

*sigh*

I suppose I shall have to revisit this template after all...

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  1. VirginiaAugust 6, 2006 at 11:23 PM

    I'm tipping that my site doesn't look any better in those early versions of IE. But for what it's worth, your site looks exactly as it should. Rather than spend four hundred hours compensating for an outmoded, barely-used browser, the designer has kept the markup clean and orderly so that at least your words are allowed to sparkle.

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