Dwain Alford wrote:
so will ie7 behave without the width and height values now, or just
width?
IE7 will in many cases behave a bit more like the standard compliant
browsers, when no dimensions are declared. IE7 has plenty of bugs
though, so there are enough exceptions to keep you busy.
IE7 will (at least try to) obey declared dimensions. How it goes about
doing so in every case, is not quite clear.
Declared dimensions will still act as 'hasLayout'[1] triggers in IE7,
and a number of "new" properties that are now being supported by IE7,
will also act as 'hasLayout' triggers.
The result is that there are quite a few new ways for that particular
IE/win bug to enter, and mess up, our designs.
If you need to take advantage of that 'Layout' bug - or to avoid it,
then you're well advised to read up on the latest revision of the
article[1] on the subject. IE7 is pretty well covered.
regards
Georg
[1]http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
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