I agree. Apply generic styles to a class, then add html tags as you go. This
avoids problems with specificity. The div.container class has a greater
specificity than the .container class, If both classes have the same
styles, the div.container class will override .container.
On 1/26/07,
Not sure what you mean Tom, define 'freak out' :)
If the issue is the menu appearing behind flash, you can add param
mode='transparent' on the flash movie and it will sit behind the menu.
On 1/26/07, Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/24/07 6:55 PM, Andy Woznica [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi al. :)
al morris wrote:
If the issue is the menu appearing behind flash, you can add param
mode='transparent' on the flash movie and it will sit behind the menu.
And the point I have been trying to make is that a wmode of opaque works
way better than transparent.
Safari has
The problem here is IE and floats. You can make the design more robust by
adding a negative margin on the side column that's equal to its width. But
you won't get a perfect solution using percentage widths on the side column,
only when using ems or pixels.
Have a look at the samples on this
