>>Connor Boyack wrote:
>>However, in IE7b2, the overflow:visible; doesn't get caught for whatever
>>reason, and it doesn't expand vertically. Anybody know a fix for this?
I'm on digest so ignore me if this has already been answered.
Overflow isn't your problem. There's a new beta version ava
I did
On 3/29/06, Holly Bergevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Have you tried changing the ie.css file as I suggested before? I'll
> suggest it once more. The following selectors and declarations are the ONLY
> things that should be in your ie.css file.
>
> #leftnav ul {
> margin-left:-5px;
> l
From: "Connor Boyack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Everything else I've fixed, but I'm still having the height issue. IE
>won't respond to the min-height property. If I set the height as
>400px, for example, then it won't expand it greater than 400px - so if
>the content is longer, it gets chopped off.
> >In IE, the min-height isn't recognized.. so on the index.html page, the
> >footer is right up underneath it. How can I get hack the CSS to get IE to
> >push the footer down a bit?
>
> Perhaps set a height? (By the way, your current index.html page does not look
> as you describe it above in my
From: "Connor Boyack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I've changed that, and have a couple more bugs to squash...
>
>In IE, the min-height isn't recognized.. so on the index.html page, the
>footer is right up underneath it. How can I get hack the CSS to get IE to
>push the footer down a bit?
Perhaps set
Great, thanks for the tip.
I've changed that, and have a couple more bugs to squash...
In IE, the min-height isn't recognized.. so on the index.html page, the
footer is right up underneath it. How can I get hack the CSS to get IE to
push the footer down a bit? I don't want to do something like
From: "Connor Boyack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Both pages are now valid XHTML and CSS. Anybody have any ideas?
>
>The links are:
>
>http://connorboyack.com/junk/tlr/index_short.html (page w/ short content)
>http://connorboyack.com/junk/tlr/index.html (page w/ long content)
Tested on the index.html
Both pages are now valid XHTML and CSS. Anybody have any ideas?
The links are:
http://connorboyack.com/junk/tlr/index_short.html (page w/ short content)
http://connorboyack.com/junk/tlr/index.html (page w/ long content)
Thanks,
Connor
On 3/24/06, Ed Seehouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On
On 3/24/06, Connor Boyack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I just created a new mockup for a site, and when I went to view it in IE,
> I was quite amazed with how messed up the design was... I've spent some time
> trying to fix it, but have been rather unsuccessful in doing so.
>.. but in IE, it's
Hey everybody!
So I just created a new mockup for a site, and when I went to view it in IE,
I was quite amazed with how messed up the design was... I've spent some time
trying to fix it, but have been rather unsuccessful in doing so. In my
design, I used a technique from the "Equal Height Columns
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