to do it. At least I can't think of
a good one...
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center
the inner box on that width (or a wider one if you make
the window wider).
The fix is to kill the text-align on the body for that
popup, or at least get rid of the min-width.
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straighten me out.
As for alternatives, well, there's overflow: hidden...
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ca ever lie in front of a different
stack that has a higher z-index than the LI parent.
Try this new rule:
ul.menu li:hover {
z-index: 50;
}
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described here http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/
center1.html but it didn't seem to work.
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CenteringBlockElement
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(the curved images
to the right of the text) stay in one place, and let the text
scrolland do it all with just CSS.
I just checked in IE5.5+, FF2 and Op9, and they are all fine.
Are you sure it's not some local issue?
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apparently in this one. Hm...
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interior divs for the same purpose.
I think you can put a left margin on #content to keep it out from
behind the AP left col.
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IE versions involved? I'm
seriously concerned about any IE7-only such issues that may exist.
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You should be able to work out some kind of a
fix after reading that page.
Ps. This was my first time using Browsercam and was quite shocked at
the IE 5 results in some cases, should I worry? ;-)
Only if your client is likely to care about it.
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be used here,
because then the BG cannot be positioned.
I still have to finish reading your article...
... so I can say some nice words... :-)
Well, so far we haven't been shot down, so I'm still smiling. :)
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Folks, this is to announce a new PIE article on
PNG drop shadows:
http://positioniseverything.net/articles/dropshadows.html
We think it's pretty neat, but what do we know? Any advice
(constructive or destructive) is appreciated! :)
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didn't
it fix the flicker, but now the flicker appears over against the left
edge of the wrapper instead of directly above the parent! Weird.
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I'll be testing this scrolling
idea out right away. Should have done it months ago, oy.
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the border bugs. I would not be suprised to see this 150px height
show up somewhere in the current bug as well.
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, but you didn't say so. if the container
the float resides in is given a width or height, it will aquire
layout in IE and will then contain any float.
To prevent this, you need to avoid giving that container layout,
which means not using a width or height.
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problem:
http://nemesis1.f2o.org/aarchive?id=11
I don't have time to track down the shorter grey bar,
issue, but try using this method:
http://positioniseverything.net/articles/mys-bug.html
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You need to give a 100% height for the body so IE has something
to calculate against.
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a link to a 10 day free trial so
you will be able to read it. The only requirement is that you
have to show the ability to pay via plastic before getting
the free trial.
That 2nd part was published only yesterday!
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http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=AC0B9
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, then the p will center all inline content inside.
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Unfortunately, I cannot upload the files at work, as I do not have a
network connection for my laptop. Some random BS with the network here...
But a copy of css file can be found at http://home.gwu.edu/~mvelic/dccub2
It hasn't been
the overflow:auto rule can either create a scroll for the tall
float or add height to the container. Apparently the consensus is
to enlarge the container rather than do the scrollbar thing.
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