Re: [css-d] I give up with IE

Ray Pello wrote: Hullo, I have a problem. THis site : www.reginagarde.com looks OKAY to FF but when it comes to ie : when it gets to the product details page (such as : http://www.reginagarde.com/store/show/D231) The layout of the footer got screwed. ... Can anyone help? - Ray Ombilic

[css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

I have tested my page in all major browsers and it works perfectly in all of them except for IE (I've tested in IE7). Instead of a nice, flat horizontal nav bar, it looks likes steps in IE. See it here: http://lindenamueller.com Is this a hasLayout problem? I'd like to understand why this is

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

Hey Linden, From the brief look, you have the ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8? at the very top of the code; I recall this points IE in quirks mode. YOu have a CSS validation error too: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css2warning=2uri=http%3A%2F%2Flindenamueller.com%2F

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

And you don't need the bold in the links, you can do that in CSS. You should do all that in the CSS. Also you should ot some CSS and apply it to the a tag, not the b tag. #point li a:hover b, #point li a.current b, #point2 li a:hover b, #point2 li a.current b { display:block;

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 18:26, Kevin Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And you don't need the bold in the links, you can do that in CSS. You should do all that in the CSS. Also you should ot some CSS and apply it to the a tag, not the b tag. I think perhaps because of the type on the above line

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

The change Kevin is suggesting is to remove the bold (b/b) tags from your source html (lia class=current href=index.htmbHome/b/a/li) and comment out (or remove) the 'font-weight:normal;' from your CSS. --- Alyda From: Linden A. Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:40:09 +0100

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

Linden A. Mueller wrote: I have tested my page in all major browsers and it works perfectly in all of them except for IE (I've tested in IE7). Instead of a nice, flat horizontal nav bar, it looks likes steps in IE. See it here: http://lindenamueller.com Is this a hasLayout problem? I'd

[css-d] Lists, margins, padding in IE

I know that in order to get lists to display the same way in both IE and Firefox, you must explicitly specify both margins and paddings.. However, I've got one list that just isn't behaving. The site I'm working on: http://www.kungfu-silat.com/wp/ (If that doesn't work, use

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

Gunlaug, I sincerely appreciate your detailed answers. Can I ask you a few questions in order to further my understanding of the IE problem? Thanks in advance. Re: the CSS file with the comments: * Could you explain or point me to a site that clearly explains the collapsing margins thing? *

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

Linden A. Mueller wrote: * Could you explain or point me to a site that clearly explains the collapsing margins thing? Don't know how clear you'll find the explanation here... http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#collapsing-margins ...but it is the official version. To expand on the solution

Re: [css-d] Table displays strangely in IE

I guess this is meant by CSS2.1:17.5.3: CSS 2.1 does not define how extra space is distributed when the 'height' property causes the table to be taller than it otherwise would be. That appears to be the explanation. So, obviously, the fix is to set the height of the individual elements so

[css-d] positioning element correctly for text resizing

I'd like my blockquote to remain at the bottom of the sidebar so I've absolutely positioned it. But when I increase the font size twice there's obviously a problem: http://www.redkitecreative.com/projects/hixon/ Is it possible for me to keep my blockquote where I've placed it yet not have

Re: [css-d] positioning element correctly for text resizing

Debbie Campbell wrote: http://www.redkitecreative.com/projects/hixon/ Is it possible for me to keep my blockquote where I've placed it yet not have the oversized text flow on top of it? Like this..? http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/dc/test_08_1122.html

Re: [css-d] Cross-browser problem: IE

Linden A. Mueller wrote: Gunlaug, I sincerely appreciate your detailed answers. Can I ask you a few questions in order to further my understanding of the IE problem? Thanks in advance. Re: the CSS file with the comments: * Could you explain or point me to a site that clearly explains

[css-d] IE8b2 min-height preventing margin collapse

Hello all It appears that IE8b2 has a regression from IE8b1 in cases of containers with min-height. IE8b1 showed the bottom margin collapsing through where IE8b2 shows the same bottom margins being contained (liked the effect of haslayout).

Re: [css-d] IE8b2 min-height preventing margin collapse

Glad to see that you are keeping up the good work. I'm working on my new tests on CSS + XML too. bye http://www.css-zibaldone.com http://www.css-zibaldone.com/test/ (English) http://www.css-zibaldone.com/articles/ (English) http://mimicry.css-zibaldone.com/ (Blog)