David -- Thanks for the effort you've put into reviewing this. Do any thoughts jump out at you about the source of IE's issue with the CSS. It seems to not get "inline" correctly. The list item with the "span" tag is dealt with anomalously.
Anyone else have any ideas? I'd love to be able to use this implementation. It solves a problem for me in a quite useful way, if only Microsoft wasn't determined to make life difficult. Is it some youthful challenge that causes Bill Gates to demand extra attention from everyone. Think about the huge numbers of human hours that could be spent thinking about world peace or something if IE would just get standards compliant. But then there would be a lot of web designers sitting around with nothing to do. Guess there are up sides. --Kenoli On Dec 27, 2005, at 7:14 PM, David Laakso wrote: > Kenoli Oleari wrote: > > > Some of you may be interested in the following page: > http://www.longrange.org/nav_test/page_1.php > --Kenoli > >> Thanks for the feedback.-- That's interesting. It's working on >> all three browsers on the Mac, including Opera. No fuchsia. >> Does IE Win just do nothing with it? Is there any clear way in >> which it breaks in WIE? >> >> I must say I don't understand the code either. I started to >> parse out the php and it seemed like a kind of hybrid of >> procedural and object oriented code. It is probably php4, which >> only partially implemented objects. >> >> I guess it's not much use if it doesn't work on Windows (I >> presume that is the platform you are on). I will look at it some >> more and see if I can identify any known IE Windows issues. >> There are hovers, but they are all related to links, which is >> something i think Microsoft understands. >> >> There are two things I try to give as little support to as >> possible: Microsoft and George Bush. Unfortunately, there are >> still a lot of unrepentant sinners in the world. >> >> Some day . . . >> >> --Kenoli >> > Breaking layout problem seems isolated to all versions of IE. > Please see win/2000, xp, and mac/5.2 captures. <http:// > www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=216594> > I was being sarcastic about the color. Not all os/browsers default > to white backgrounds. I've got Opera set to fuchsia. > Best, > ~davidLaakso > Kenoli Oleari Neighborhood Assemblies Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] 510-601-8217 http://www.horizonsofchange.com http://www.sfnan.org ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
