Hi,
I've asked his before with a other website which was relying on floats...
But now I have the problem with an absolute positioned element.
If you look at http://www.omniradius.nl you see it works fine in Firefox,
but in IE it's using the 100% browser width instead of just stretching
the rest
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Lowen Fan wrote:
Hi,
I've asked his before with a other website which was relying
on floats... But now I have the problem with an absolute
positioned element.
If you look at http://www.omniradius.nl you see it works fine
in Firefox, but in IE it's using the 100% browser
Hi,
I made a site for a friend of mine and it's the first time using Absolute
and Relative positioning.
I discovered once I had to much content, the content box would stretch but
the navigation wouldn't.
In IE you would still see the right background color but in Firefox it all
uses the
Hi,
I made this page: http://e.domaindlx.com/lowenf/radius/index.html
But for some reason the height doesnt stretch with the content in Firefox
(IE is fine, that's a miracle).
I used these guidelines:
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/100percheight.html
And it worked before and I've been searching
Hi everyone,
My first site with CSS. So i'm still pretty new and I'm sure i made some
mistakes.. perhaps there are better ways doing it, any suggestion is
welcome!
(Also still don't know what do with the 'gallery' link, but this is a CSS
mailling list...)
Now my problem is in IE you see like 20
Hi, thanks for your reply.. but it does not seem to work. I uploaded it with
the display: inline, but nothing changed..
On 10/30/05, D Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Add display: inline to the #container in the css. It will fix ie's double
margin and not hurt anything else.
Now my problem
Hi,
This thing is driving me nuts, I tried copying from other websites but it
doesn't work.. and I dcan't seem to find my problem on the web.
What I'm trying is this, I have 1 container on the left, holding the
content, but next to it I want to place an image by using css background
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