Luc wrote: > Good evening Roger, > It was foretold that on 19/6/2007 @ 12:38:55 GMT-0400 (which was > 13:38:55 where I live) Roger Roelofs would write: > > <snipped a bit> > > >> One of the beauties of allowing floats to drop is >> that the content is conveniently viewable at more screen/window >> sizes, but that means you have to give up a certain amount of >> control. Sometimes it is easier to make the user scroll than it is >> to convince the customer that 'it is supposed to do that' :-). >> > > Dropping floats is my preference also but as you pointed out, > sometimes the user/client prefers to scroll :-). > > I could make the min-width less but i'm afraid that still leaves me > with IE7. I messed around with the heading class (width, margin, > paddings...) with the result that IE7 (installed it by now) gets the > heading "right" but the other browsers "mess up". > > Place your ie code in a conditional comment so it doesn't mess up the page in other browsers.
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