Alan Gresley wrote:
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When I have time, I will create a test case.
Your choice Theresa.
http://css-class.com/html/dropdown/suckerfish.htm
http://css-class.com/html/dropdown/ursidae.htm
Much cleaner HTML. CSS has a IE6 only hack. I not even sure if this is
needed since I don't even
Check it out at www.css-zibaldone.com/articles
I think it might be useful. ;-)
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I'm creating a horizontal unordered list that in most cases will be long
enough to wrap to more than one line. The li and a elements are set
to display:block and float:left. I do not have a set width or height on
either of these and prefer not to do so.
All works fine in Firefox; however, IE
Bill Braun wrote:
Wild hunch - try separating the words Exam Master Online with
non-breakable spaces (nbsp;).
Bill B
Thanks Bill. I dismissed that initially since this involves a CMS, but
decided to give it a try since the output is created by my own module
... it worked! Many
Denise McLaurin wrote:
Bill Braun wrote:
Wild hunch - try separating the words Exam Master Online with
non-breakable spaces (nbsp;).
Bill B
Thanks Bill. I dismissed that initially since this involves a CMS, but
decided to give it a try since the output is created by my own
Hi Folks,
I'm no CSS expert and sometimes I need to nudge a photograph one direction
or another a few pixels, and add inline CSS to do so, such as:
pimg style=padding-top: 5px; src=super_girl.jpg/p
However, I've noticed this additional padding is not displayed in Internet
Explorer (I
Doug Niven wrote:
I'm no CSS expert and sometimes I need to nudge a photograph one direction
or another a few pixels, and add inline CSS to do so, such as:
I can add a live URL example if needed but thought I'd ask first.
Doug
*Yes,* it is always to your advantage to add a clickable
I'm no CSS expert and sometimes I need to nudge a photograph one
direction
or another a few pixels, and add inline CSS to do so, such as:
pimg style=padding-top: 5px; src=super_girl.jpg/p
However, I've noticed this additional padding is not displayed in Internet
Explorer (I have IE 8). The
On Jan 14, 2010, at 1:32 AM, Denise McLaurin wrote:
I'm creating a horizontal unordered list that in most cases will be long
enough to wrap to more than one line. The li and a elements are set
to display:block and float:left. I do not have a set width or height on
either of these and
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I think you'd have better result across browsers if you were using
margin instead of padding.
Yes, it's an old problem that browsers haven't implemented padding properly
for img elements.
However, IE 8 implements it, but only in standards mode. If your document
is
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