I.E 8 Breaks Up Page After "Self" Form Submit

HTML & CSS
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Hey,

A client of mine needs help and, sadly, I am not a css guru. Long story short, this page:

FOCUS Publications, Inc.

If you add a product to the cart, breaks the page format in IE8. Works in other browsers. The thing that is confusing is that there is no css code added after a form submit that I see. It’s odd. Here is the link to the CSS file:

Here is the div that surrounds the cart contents:

<div id="mainContentContain">

(as you can see in the source code of the main link)

For reference, when a form is submitted, this code handles it:



if ($_POST['submit']) {
    foreach($_POST as $varName => $value) {
        if ($varName != "submit") {
            $msg .= $varName . ' - ' . $value . '<br>';
            if ($value > 0) {
                //echo '<!-- varName: ' . $varName . '<br> -->'. "\
";
                $b->additem($varName,$value);
                    
            }            
    
        }
    }
    //echo $msg;
}

That calls a function ‘additem’ which calls a php file that handles cart functions. Thing is, the cart functions don’t add css tags/etc so it’s baffling that it would cause issues.

Does IE 8 have issues with form submissions to the SELF, meaning, sending a form to the same page? Could it be a cache issue?

For the record, I looked through firebug to see if any css issues might exist. I doubt they are useful but I will post them just in case you are curious:

Warning: Error in parsing value for ‘text-decoration’. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://www.foocus.com/css/focusIndexStyleNew4.css
Line: 123

Warning: Error in parsing value for ‘height’. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://www.foocus.com/css/focusIndexStyleNew4.css
Line: 422

Warning: Expected declaration but found ‘*’. Skipped to next declaration.
Source File: http://www.foocus.com/css/focusIndexStyleNew4.css
Line: 423

Thanks for your time.

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Sorry, your post was missed but if you are still having problems then post again with what you have tried so far.