Hi Leo!
Can anyone here point me towards a good resource article on using IE's conditional comments?
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/condcom.html
This URL gives a little background, too, and is the most complete resource on this I
know.
Personally, I include them in every browser that can be IE,
Good afternoon Gyrus,
It was foretold that on 23-3-2004 @ 02:47:56 GMT+ (which was
3:47:56 where I live) Gyrus would mumble:
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G It's a shame if floated lis all stack up in Opera but inline lis lose
G padding in IE5.0. Ah well...
Just a quick guess, but have you removed
Good afternoon Gyrus,
It was foretold that on 23-3-2004 @ 02:47:56 GMT+ (which was
3:47:56 where I live) Gyrus would mumble:
snipped a bit
G Thanks, I'd forgotten about inline whitespace. It works OK in Opera
G now, but all padding is lost in IE5.0/Win.
Was to quick on my previous
At 15:11 23/03/2004 +0100, you wrote:
G It's a shame if floated lis all stack up in Opera but inline lis lose
G padding in IE5.0. Ah well...
Just a quick guess, but have you removed the display:block?
Yeah, it's all inline now. I was just making a general comment there about
the fact that
At 15:22 23/03/2004 +0100, you wrote:
Was to quick on my previous post: have you tried using margin
instead of padding? Or adding a position:relative to let IE5 behave?
Just still guessing...
Appreciated. I think the reason for padding rather than margin is so the
space created is (1) filled
Good afternoon Gyrus,
It was foretold that on 23-3-2004 @ 14:33:46 GMT+ (which was
15:33:46 where I live) Gyrus would mumble:
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G Yeah, it's all inline now. I was just making a general comment there about
G the fact that display:block/float screws Opera but display:inline
Hello Leo,
It was foretold that on 23-3-2004 @ 17:57:46 GMT-0500 (which was
23:57:46 where I live) Leo J. O'Campo would mumble:
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LJOC Can anyone here point me towards a good resource article on using IE's
LJOC conditional comments?
At 01:52 22/03/2004 +0100, you wrote:
G I'm floating the li elements left,
Do they have to be floated? Why not using display:inline? That way the
li are forced onto 1 line.
I think the reasons I used float were:
- Making the a display: block seemed to give me better control over
padding
Good afternoon Gyrus,
It was foretold that on 22-3-2004 @ 14:54:34 GMT+ (which was
15:54:34 where I live) Gyrus would mumble:
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G This made the borders I applied to li not work properly,
What is working not properly?
G - In IE5.0/Win, the padding doesn't apply to the the a
At 16:56 22/03/2004 +0100, you wrote:
G - In IE5.0/Win, the padding doesn't apply to the the a
Sorry, IE5.0 is something i'm no expert in
I'm sure it seemed like an OK browser 3 years ago ;-)
G - In all browsers I've looked at, there's a bit of space between each li,
G with the background
Hi,
I'm working on a new site for a friend, and I'm having trouble getting the
horizontal nav list working in Opera (7/Win).
HTML: http://headoverheels.org.uk/index.html
CSS: http://headoverheels.org.uk/css/screen.css
(the design's still being done, ignore scrappiness ;-)
I'm floating the li
Hi Gyrus!
I'm working on a new site for a friend, and I'm having trouble getting the horizontal nav list working in Opera (7/Win).
First of all, I couldn't see anything by viewing the HTML-Link in Opera. Was the CSS linked?
Anyone know Opera's quirks enough to help here?
As I'm a bit too tired
Hello Gyrus,
It was foretold that on 22-3-2004 @ 00:01:50 GMT+ (which was
1:01:50 where I live) Gyrus would mumble:
snipped a bit
G I'm floating the li elements left,
Do they have to be floated? Why not using display:inline? That way the
li are forced onto 1 line.
Maybe this helps
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