On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 10:25:16 -0400, Travis Crabtree wrote:
> I always have trouble with lists, especially spacing. An example is our
> homepage
> http://www.tusculum.edu. The list under "Calendar Highlights" appears
> differently in
> Firefox than in IE6/7. Believe it or not, I want Firefox to look like IE6/7.
> I want
> less "space" between the menu items in Firefox, but I don't know what to
> change to make
> it happen. Because the CSS is spread out over two files, I've pasted the
> relevant code
> below.
> [code snipped]
>
For some reason, making the link into a block display fixes the issue.
No idea why(?) -
.eventclass a {
display: block;
}
As an aside, I note that the page will not survive *any* degree of
font resizing - rather sad when your 11px text displays at 6 points
actual size on my 15" laptop. That's about the size of a copyright
notice on a CD insert... I can read it okay, but not with relish.
Perhaps because my Firefox has so many add-ons, but there is an
unacceptable latency in your drop-down menus in my browser. The
sub-menus appear 3 - 5 seconds after hovering the top level.
The whole page takes quite a while to display initially, too. Odd,
because the page is quite light-weight.
The menu is completely inaccessible to keyboard users, BTW, but you
knew that.
Cordially,
David
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