hi all
I was going through the bug reports on the Wiki, and I noticed this one
[http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FirefoxBugs] about Firefox not
respecting display:none on table columns. The bug indicates that IE6
gets it right by hiding the column in question. However, the CSS2.1 spec
For anyone who's interested, I put up a test page with
screenshots
There is no test case there, only screen shots.
Sorry for the confusing terminology; I didn't mean that the page had a test
case. (I'm trying to compare different browser renderings for a project I'm
working on, so
IMHO, the bug filer's conclusion is backwards;
it seems totally logical to me that setting a top margin on
the clear that's larger than the size of the floats would in
effect result in a margin of [margin as set] - [height of float].
For anyone who's interested, I put up a test page with
I'm looking at a bug report[1] regarding margins and clears, and I'm
wondering if it's really a bug at all. Since the spec says that when clear
is applied, the top margin of the generated box is increased enough that
the top border edge is below the bottom outer edge of any [left|right]
floating
The way the spec puts it, it sounds like doing a clear basically gives
the box a top margin auto equal to the height of the box it's
clearing. Changing that margin to -1px seems like you would be
taking away the top margin, and thus would be counter intuitive?
Yeah, that's what I was
I'm looking at a case where the rendering differs between IE and
Firefox/Opera (all on Win at the moment), and I'm trying to determine
whether it's (a) a bug in IE, (b) a bug in FF/Opera, (c) a perfectly
reasonable (but different) reading of the spec, or (d) something else. It
seems very similar
Thoughts on what's happening here, and ways to work around
it? Is setting a width on the div the only way to get the
browsers to match?
Zoe wrote:
Which one do you want to change -- FF or IE?
I guess I was imagining that if one browser was obviously getting it wrong,
that's the one I'd
Having said that though, I do see some value in knowing
whether a given rendering engine even begins to support
a given feature or not
This is especially true given that your friend is trying to create a
Dreamweaver extension -- viewing the extension in a browser is totally
irrelevant.
I went in to DW8 and under the Preferences you can set the
CODE FORMAT
properties.
Hi Cory
This is pretty far off-topic for this list and would probably be better
discussed in a Dreamweaver forum (see
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/index.cfm?forumid=12).
Having said
