Hello,

Thank you for responding and letting me know.  I somehow chopped up my 
source pasting it into the email.  I have managed to get a link up as an 
example.  Please take a look at: http://www.kilby.info/test.xhtml.  You 
should be able to see that the border of the div starts below the first 
floated div with IE6.  With FF 1.5 the border contains all of the divs. 
So, my question is if this is a known bug with IE6 or some 
misunderstanding of the code on my part.

Thanks
Steven




"Jim Nannery" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
06/11/2006 08:34 AM

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Morning Steven

You wrote

> Hello,
>
> This is my first post.  I've read the policies, searched the archives 
and
> google'd, so I hope no one gets upset if this is a duplicate.  I've
> created a trivial example of my problem:
>
> CSS:
>
> #outer
> {
> : 10px;
> : 10px;
> : 1px solid blue;
> }
<snipped a bit>

> XHTML:
>
> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"

<snipped a bit more>

>                <title>Enter the title of your XHTML document 
here</title>
>                <link rel="stylesheet" href="test.css" type="text/css" />
>        </head>
>        <body>
>                <div id="outer">
>                        <div>
>                                <label id="lf1" for="f1">A very long 
label
> indeed: </label>
>                                <input id="f1"></input>
>                        </div>
>                        <div>
>                                <label id="lf2" for="f2">A very long 
label
> indeed: </label>
>                                <input id="f2"></input>
>                        </div>

<pruned heavily>

> Thanks
> Steven Kilby


First, Welcome to CSS Discuss....

 the CSS you provided above makes no sense me;

 #outer
 {
 : 10px;  <-- 10 px of what? height? width?
 : 10px; <-- etc
 : 1px solid blue; <-- I'm assuming this is a border...... and would be 
properly written, border: 1px solid blue;
 }

Similarly, in the XHTML you have label id="lf1" but that's not in the 
styles 
provided.  Unless it's in the external link to your real test.css..... 
which we can't see.... so, looking at the code provided isn't much 
help.... 
and any solution offered would only be a wag.....

A link to a real page or a test page with the problem would make it easier 

for the folks on the list to help you solve this problem.

Best

Jim Nannery
owner - www.backporchgames.com 




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