Anthony Baker wrote:
> http://www.coachandgrowrich.net/template_drafts/interior_15july2006.php
> If the width here is specified as 100%, I get the extra margins in
> IE on the right.
>
> If I make the width specified as "auto", the margins on the right
> disappear, but I get either padding or margins appearing at the
> bottom of each of the <li></li> elements.
IE/win needs its 'hasLayout'[1] trigger for the "block-effect" to work,
but one that doesn't affect 'width'.
This addition will do...
* html body #navcontainer li a, * html body #navcontainer li li a
{width: auto; height: 100%;}
...and you can simplify your styles by deleting the 'width: 100%' and
'corrections for the good browsers' you have now, and just feed IE/win
the 'height: 100%' hack.
regards
Georg
[1]http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
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