David Laakso wrote:
...
> IE/6 does not support min-height and is honoring height:500px;
> The correction is to let content determine height. Compliant browsers,
> and IE/7 will all go along with this; and, IE/6 will follow suit.
>
> #content { border: 1px solid red (4 position only--delete);
> width:580px;
> overflow:hidden;
> margin: 0 0 0 190px;
> min-height:500px (delete rule);
> height:auto !important (delete rule);
> height:500px (delete rule);
> }
>
Oh, I understand what you're suggesting now. And yes, that doesn't
interfere with my tiling background. But it does end up with certain
pages looking a little silly:
http://tinyurl.com/mfyyuf
That's why I started using that min-height hack in the first place. Sure
you can just add line breaks, but since this is a CMS site, I'd like to
give the client something that is easier to use than that.
Isn't there an easier way? Or perhaps the question is: is there a better
way of achieving min-height? Or perhaps the best I'm going to get is to
make ie6 "just work, and no more", while the other browsers will
actually "work AND look good".
...josh
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