Only flickering I see is caused by the browser scrollbar... The reason why
it's not behaving the same in IE7 is because it keeps a placeholder for the
scrollbar.
On 8/6/07, Cheryl Amato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just added another navigation element to a website and suddenly there is
this
Hi,
Putting the price Price ~ $8.00 text within a tag and making it float left
would prolly work... But instead of a span for container, I would use a
block element and two childs (block also) one floating left and the other
floating right.
Also, just my 2cents... I'm not sure about your choice
Hrm, not really (tested FF and IE7)... I do have a running sample, ne how,
if relative positioning works for you (depends on the rest of the layout)
you should go that route.
On 8/2/07, Mark Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
To fix the height of the li tags, display:block and
Here's the sample:
http://www.bossanoza.net/_external/css-d/underline_link_test.html (works for
me on IE7 (vista), FF and IE6 (xp))
On 8/2/07, Phillip Allard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hrm, not really (tested FF and IE7)... I do have a running sample, ne how,
if relative positioning works
Hi Scott,
Just my two cents here but this actually looks like tabular data you want to
display there (will there be multiple rows ?). Remember that tables are
still valid tags in the HTML/XHTML language definition. They are just no
longer considered fitted or semantically correct for main layout
(re-posted to CSS-D)
Hi,
You might wanna try a:active{outline:none;}, I know this works for FF. The
reason I use a:active, is to comply with TAB browsing, where you do need
some kind of indicator for the currently selected link.
Hope this helps,
Philip A.
On 7/20/07, Michael Leibson [EMAIL
