Within the ie.css
file, there is a CSS rule that causes text clipping in Internet Explorer:
#content, .sidebar { overflow: hidden; }
Removing this rule will prevent the text from being clipped, although it's important to test the entire website to ensure this doesn't cause any unforeseen issues. It's possible that the rule was implemented for a specific reason.
Additional note: It's recommended to address any validation errors in the code, as invalid markup can lead to rendering problems in various browsers.
Further correction: The parent #content
<div>
element has a defined width with overflow:hidden
, causing a child <div>
element with a width that exceeds the parent's boundaries to be clipped. To resolve this issue in Internet Explorer, adjusting the width of .rightbox
within the CSS could prevent the overflow from being hidden.
.custom #content .box-wrapper .rightbox {
float: right;
width: 451px; /* <-- Recommended change */
margin-right: 5px;
}