get that one
covered, especially as it wasn't too much trouble to do so!
You're right about the menu of course. I'll give some thought to
implementing a 'skip to nav' solution.
cheers,
Stuart
John D Wells wrote:
Stuart-
Well done, the site is playing very nicely with Safari and IE5.2!
Layout
Well I wish I could offer a solution, but right now all I can give you
is as problem. Mac Safari looks great, but IE 5.2 looks pretty rough.
The main header content stretches to the left overlapping the
navigation, obstructing not only view but also clickability of the nav
items (they're
You'll need to align the text of the body to be centered, and align the
text back to left within your wrapper div:
body {
margin: 10px 0 10px 0;
padding:0;
background-color:#FFF;
color:#000;
min-width:750px;
Do you have a link to a live example of this behavior? Are your XHTML
and CSS valid? Are there other styles inadvertently tied to other tds
that are blocking out the #layout background styles?
On Feb 22, 2005, at 6:05 AM, john wrote:
First off, let me say that yes, I'm using a single table for
James-
Very nice site indeed. . . a couple thoughts:
The main navigation (visitors | exhibitors | about...) bar hangs beyond the right edge of the content's white background (Mac FF 1.1, Opera 7.51). A lot more page elements hang off in Mac IE 5.2, if you care (many don't, but I still do).
This is happening because your navigation list is floated left, which
consequently collapses it's dimensions as far as it's container
#content div is concerned. The white of your #content thus is sized
to what's left, but since there is only the select box, its white
background ends just below
I think there's a need to strike some balance between following a
convention far enough so that even a first-time visitor finds the
navigation to be familiar, and considering what the audience is and
using words and phrases that are most appropriate. Or perhaps this
makes better sense: follow
Bob--
From what I understand, you cannot control how a browser prints a
document (background printing, center a document, etc) without using an
active-x or other plug-in. So my guess is that you're stuck using an
img tag, but this isn't such a bad thing in your case, because the
image is
