Chris Akins wrote:
> Wow - that's perfect! I had to put the declaration on both of the
> floated divs, not just one, in order for it to be fixed in my IE6.
> But that's swell! Thanks. :-)
I had the fix on both floats in my example too - they're in the CSS, but
forgot to mention the second one i
Wow - that's perfect! I had to put the declaration on both of the floated
divs, not just one, in order for it to be fixed in my IE6. But that's
swell! Thanks. :-)
So, in order to turn this into a learning process, had these divs had
margins on more than just the one side, would they all have g
Chris Akins wrote:
> Nothing, I guess. But now that I've put the floats in, I'm getting no
> spacing between #stories and #nav on IE6. Firefox and Safari show
> it correctly (or as intended anyway). This page actually started
> being built over a year ago, and I had tried floats. Now I rememb
Nothing, I guess. But now that I've put the floats in, I'm getting no
spacing between #stories and #nav on IE6. Firefox and Safari show it
correctly (or as intended anyway). This page actually started being built
over a year ago, and I had tried floats. Now I remember why I then went to
position
Chris Akins wrote:
> Is there a way to keep my html ordered the way it is, and NOT use
> floats, and still end up with a #container that contains BOTH of the
> things inside it?
Don't think so - if the appearance should otherwise stay intact.
What's wrong with using floats in your case?
Turns ou
Thanks for the tip, but unfortunately, declaring height:100% doesn't work
for me. I tried putting it on body, #stories, #container and nothing.
I've realized that it's my #nav that's absolutely positioned within the
#container that is the problem apparently. But I'm not sure what to do to
fix it.
Chris,
You need a height:100% in several places. My css definitions start with
this. Of course, font, background, etc varies by site. For an example go
to www.pro-web-marketing.com and click on one of the top nav bar links.
You will see that the right menu extends to the bottom of the content
Hello all experts and novices. :-)
Page with issue and CSS:
http://www.springfieldmo.gov/cityconnect/getPost.jsp?entryid=6
http://www.springfieldmo.gov/css/cityconnect.css
Having worked through many CSS issues thinking my blog-type site was ready I
just discovered today that on pages with short
