Casadio Pablito wrote:
> I ask a questioin about css/crossbeowser:
> Please Take a lokk here:
>
> div#conteiner {
> overflow:hidden; /* Now div#conteiner contain all floats Not for IE5~IE6*/
> }
>
> * html div#conteiner {overflow:visible;height:1%;} /* so IE5~IE6 will
> contain the floats */
> In general How can I do to know HOW use Css for any browser?
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> Pablito
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Relatively simple layouts, using floats, will work well in any browser
without using filters ("hacks") for Internet Explorer. So called
"negative-margin" layouts are particularly robust and stable
cross-browser. For example, all 40 of these layouts [1], in an
unmodified state, work just fine cross-browser.
Difficulty often arises in what is contained within such layouts, and
more often then not, it is that that needs special treatment for IE
(usually IE/6 and down) such as the filter you have above.
A common practice for maintaining cross-browser compatibility is to code
to compliant browsers (Opera, Firefox, Safari and others), with frequent
checks back to IE/7 and IE/6. When you run into a problem at this early
stage, post a clickable link to the page/problem in question to the
list. The list wiki (see link below) is an excellent reference for most
any issue that may arise.
[1]
<http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/>
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