On Nov 7, 2010, at 4:37 AM, David Laakso wrote:
> On 11/6/10 1:28 PM, tee wrote:
>>
>>> Now, if I can just figure out why Mac OS X 10.4 Safari/4.1.2 and the
>>> current WebKit nightly are both rendering some images as teeny-tiny
>>> thumbnails with js enabled...
>>>
>>> Anyone?
>> Pretty sure it's caused by max-width declaration in #main img. Not a good
>> idea for inline image.
>
>
> Correction for
>
> Mac OS X 10.4 Safari/4.1.2 and the current WebKit nightly
> was to delete float left on
> #main img
>
One thing I know about about CSS, just like life itself, is that there is
<em>no</em>one correct answer nor one correct solution or approach to solving a
problem.
If there is any disagreement and anything that I fell short in the approach I
provided, is that I didn't explore another approach, but I am perfectly OK
with it because <i>it's not my site<i> therefore I didn't need to seek for more
approaches to better understand the problem.
And if there is any disagreement and fell short on your part, based on your
answer, is that you seemed to denied my solution is not a solution at all.
I rarely post here therefor feel a need to respond: never feel the need to be
right, but don't want to be wrong by the denial either when I know the solution
posted is also a <strong>correct</strong> one. As to whether it 's a good
solution, it's for individual to decide based on one's understanding on CSS
and the short-coming of targeted devices IMHO.
p/s. I notice you deleted the "max-width" declaration in the #main img.
Your : #main img {float:left}
Mine: #main img {width: value}
tee
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