Stas Bekman wrote:
allan wrote:
is "solved" using divs instead of <ul> and <li> tags. the problem (well, its only in netscape4 i think) is that when you apply a list-style of "none" it will show a question mark (?), why i don't understand, but it does. i have tried several tricks to solve that and it can be done but we have to use another stylesheet for netscape or opera or whatever etc. so enter the div solution. take a look and see what you think about it, i think it can be used in our case.
You are talking about the search page, right?
right.
This CSS solution works in NS4 <li class="search"> li.search { list-style: none; }
I've just tested. is it bad?
yes, see enclosed
Please be more verbose. Is this a <ul><li> section with the above stylesheet? Which browser do you get it on?
I've attached a patch against the current cvs, which will make it easier for you to see what the final search thing will be like. Though Bill is working on making it better. Can you make a snapshot against the search with this patch? Thanks!
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