On 11/22/2008 12:02 PM, Mustafa Quilon wrote:
> Try making the latter more specific, eg:
> #sidebar ul #statistics ul li {
> list-style-position: outside;
> }
That did it. Thanks Mustafa!
Unfortunately, IE still is using either expanded padding or margins for
the list items, but I can deal with that. It looks better, at least.
What are you using to determine how IE parses the styling? I wish I had
something like Firebug for IE. It's a life saver when troubleshooting
web pages in Firefox, but doesn't do much for the browsers that can't be
bothered to adhere to the standards. I found two "Firebug IE
bookmarklets," but couldn't get either to work (one does nothing,
another opens a blank console box at the bottom of the window).
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