Andrew Ingram
Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:49:27 -0800
~davidLaakso wrote:
I've managed to fix the header in IE6 (it does some crazy stuff with line-height which overflow:hidden took care of), but I can't figure out a way to fix the similar problem with the skip links. I agree about the nav breaking too early in Gecko, it's unfortunate that there aren't better ways of positioning text (oddly Internet Explorer 6 has the behaviour I want but Firefox doesn't).Andrew Ingram wrote:Basically, anything you can think of (especially things that are an easy fix) would be most welcome.http://www.andrewingram.net/ Andrew IngramLooking good and difficult to fault, Andrew. With regard to nit-picking:I think (fwiw) your nav may be breaking a little early with font-scaling in Gecko browsers. The bock containing the 'skip' stuff in the header breaks right at text-size 'largest in ie/7.0. The header is a little broken in ie/6.0 <http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/cssd/andrew.gif>-- nevertheless the page is usable.Best, ~dLPS And you gotta know some imbecile is always going to try and validate your css when you ask for a site check :-) .
I was uneasy about use the YUI CSS stuff because it doesn't validate, but in the end I decided that Fonts and Reset are too useful to ignore (I still dislike Grids though :))
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