Thank you so much for the clear and complete explanation.

No need to look any further than “Freedom of Information - Advocate, Celebrate, Participate” The content is limited to 515px (give or take depending on which browser, I would say 500px just to be safe). Your “National FOI day” graphic is 550px.

Firefox handles it by apparently automatically resizing the picture (I didn’t know it would do that), but IE6 just increases the width of the main content div. This then pushes the entire content over into your left column.

So, you have two options that I can think of, off the top of my head.

1.Resize the picture and call it a day; enjoy the fact that your site looks roughly the same in IE as FF.

2. Resize the pictures AND add “overflow-x: auto;” into sb-content-sb.css inside of the “#primary {” section. This will not change anything to your site, unless you post something at some point in the future that is too big. Then, it will put a horizontal scrollbar for your content div, instead of moving the entire page. Then, at your convenience, you might notice that you have a scroll bar on your content and can go fix the offending entry.

I recommend trying that out before you resize the picture, so that you will know what I mean. Then you can resize the picture and the scrollbar will go away.

thanks

I will be upgrading to 2.1.2 this evening, and I will see if that’s the issue.

In the meantime, would you care to post your website address so that I can see exactly what you’re referring to?

I’m using 3 Column K2 0.9.5.1 and tried both sb-content-sb.css and sblg-content-sb.css. The only difference I can spot is that this blog has WordPress 2.1.1 and I’m using 2.1.2.

Any ideas? thanks!