Thank you very much, Georg. I used your method searching by Google! Don´t feel surprised... :) Just to see it more beautiful I´ll hide a new IE.css, using that same way I´ve pasted.
Thank you all! Eugenio. On 8/27/06, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
TuteC wrote: > What do you think? I don´t like it, I´m not comfortable using it. > This site is not using a special IE stylesheet and I don´t want to > start using one! Shall I leave it? Testing in different browsers > works as I want, but I just want to make things the best I can. I don't like it either, but if you want IE6 to behave like it can handle 'min *and* max width', then there are not all that many solutions - 'IE-expression' or regular Javascript. Don't know when you picked up that "full-blown" solution, but a few more options - also 'expression-based' - are added to this page... <http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_14.html> I prefer the "full-blown" solution myself. Of course an 'IE-expression' is non-valid CSS, so if that's the border-line you don't want to cross, then 'IE-expression' is not an option without 'conditional comments' or other hiding-methods. Maybe you'll like this better... <http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/intro/> Just simulating 'min width' is another matter, as it isn't difficult to prevent IE/win from collapsing. <http://www.webreference.com/programming/min-width/> is as good as any. regards Georg
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