[fezh]

I don't have that problem and I'm using Chrome.. Also who cares about it? It's just an unimportant bug..

Also I preffer to use Chrome instead of Firefox, since FF use a lot of memory and CPU in my PC, I dunno why..

[BAILOPAN]

I don't know enough about style sheets to tell you what is going wrong. I wouldn't be surprised if we had some poor-practice CSS or HTML. However I don't think IE6 is "compensating" for anything. It's eight years old and most web developers would rather see it die.

[commonbullet]

That's actually an ie6 box model bug that makes it look correctly. All standard compliant browsers should display it messed up if window is not wide enough (including ie 8 ).

In the "breadcrumbs" class selector (.bcrumbs) you'll find this property:

height: 12px;

That means for standard compliant browsers that this box should be exactly 12px high; that's why text flows out of box bounds. In the ie6 weird box model, the height grows with the text.

So, blame the markup.

[BAILOPAN]

Thanks for the explanation, commonbullet.

[fysiks]

Thanks, that's good to know .