Back I am. Sorry for letting this thread suspended, but I had some
nightmarishly busy days, so I went with the temporary fix (ie, letting
the semantic class alone) to get the job done.
Yet, now that I am on another job, I have the same problem. Again, I
have semantic classes for the basic layout (header, content, sidebar),
which don't work in IE6.
These are the settings:
project:
path: /mypath/stylesheets/
custom_css:
ie.css:
- custom-ie.css
screen.css:
- custom-screen.css
custom_layout:
column_count: 24
column_width: 30
gutter_width: 10
semantic_classes:
"#header": ".span-24, div.span-24"
"#main-content": ".span-14, div.span-14, .append-1,
div.append-1, div.first"
"#sidebar": ".span-9, div.span-9, .last, div.last"
Also, I have done my homework ;-) I have disabled my custom
stylesheet, the problem is still there. I added div.first to #main-
content readinhg another thread here, but it seems to make no
difference.
Your second suggestion (applying div.last to first column) works, but
also ruins the layout (that is, th column is moved left, but it's not
in the grid anymore, for the right gutter is removed) . It looks like
a hack to me; hack for hack, I'd use the span classes instead, no
semantic but at least the layout stays on the grid.
Any suggestion?
Davide
On 25 Apr, 17:57, Josh Clayton <[email protected]> wrote:
> One more thing I just thought of that you could try:
>
> semantic_classes:
> "#footer, #header": ".span-15, div.span-15"
> "#main-column, #banner": ".span-11, div.span-11"
> "#content": ".span-11, div.span-11, div.last"
> "#sidebar": ".span-4, div.span-4, div.last"
>
> The reason I think this may work is because #content is getting extra
> content and pushing the 540px to 550px because of the 10px margin.
>
> Try my first suggestion, and if that doesn't work, give this a whirl.
>
> On Apr 25, 11:40 am, Josh Clayton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Davide,
>
> > Everything looks like it works on my end, generator-wise. The
> > generated sidebar is 190px wide, no right margin, and the main-column
> > and content divs are both 540px with 10px margin, adding up to 740px,
> > which is correct. That being said, applying a span-11 to the div
> > shouldn't have any effect on the div (since selectors with ids have
> > more weight than those with just classes). I can't see anything
> > that's incorrect in the script, so I'm guessing it's something with
> > your personal stylesheets. Comment out the custom files (notsemantic
> > assignments) and try again. Without those styles appended, we can
> > hopefully narrow it down to a CSS issue in your files.
>
> > One thing to note: there won't be any styles for #main-column in
> >ie.css unless they are in your custom styles, sincesemanticstyles
> > get appended to screen.css.
>
> > On Apr 25, 10:25 am, nutsmuggler <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Nice to meet you Josh, and thanks for your wonderful job. You can't
> > > imagine how easier you've made my life :)
>
> > > Anyway, here we go:
>
> > > screen.css
> > > #main-column, #banner, #content {float:left;margin-right:10px;width:
> > > 540px;}
>
> > > And this is it. I am pretty sure this is the only occurrence, I've
> > > done a global search with textmate.
> > > So apparently there's no styling for #main-column inie.css
>
> > > Davide
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