Ingo Chao wrote:
martin f krafft schrieb:
also sprach Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005.06.22.1306
+0200]:
Firefox is _wrong_ , Opera is right, and IE does not know how to
handle floats at all, and in this time, it looks like as if IE is
right, but thats not method, but chance. ;)
May I suggest a correction that'll work in Firefox, IE6 and Opera8 ?
Cross-browser design is "in" these days :-)
This will imitate Firefox' rendering in IE6 and Opera8 - using floats
and negative margins:
#section-aboutfolder-book table {float: left; margin-right: -1000px;}
#section-aboutfolder-book h1 {clear: left;}
...works fine at my end, and Firefox will behave the same as before,
without relying on its bugs.
Next problem in IE6 (and Opera):
ol#section-selectors-aboutfolder can not wrap on narrow windows - below
1024px or so.
The list does wrap in Firefox, so your styles aren't working there,
which actually saves Firefox.
However, this non-wrapping list forces IE6 to expand the container, thus
the whole page is breaking apart on narrow windows. This gets worse if
font-resizing is applied.
Opera8 isn't breaking anything, but some of the list is covered on
narrow windows.
Further corrections to your styles depends on which browser you are
using as reference, as none of them treats that page all that well.
It also depends on how narrow a browser-width that page is supposed to
hold its own.
regards
Georg
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