On 4/11/10 3:15 PM, Peter Bradley wrote:
I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing.
There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there
is just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the
pages affected:
David Laakso wrote:
IE/6.0 does not support min/max width or height and trips/bounces on the
percent margins on the wrapper.
* html #wrapper {
width:975px;
margin: 0 auto;
}
* html #left-nav {
height:85ex;
}
Best,
~d
Thanks, David.
It was the * html nonsense I'd
David Hucklesby wrote:
Usually, adding an extra wrapper element inside your outer #wrapper with
a 'width: 100%;' declaration on it helps IE compute the sidebar width
correctly first time around. The jumping comes from a recalculation once
IE has figured out 25% of the actual width of #wrapper.
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I believe your wrapper needs a layout, so David's suggestion should work as
it sets a width on #wrapper.
Did you try that fix?
Depending on which David you mean... I got it going with David Laakso's
suggestion.
Also, I'd wrap the main content in another DIV and
I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing.
There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there is
just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the pages
affected:
http://www.peredur.net/tt280/pb88_ph.htm
On opening the page, the right
Peter Bradley wrote:
I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing.
There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there is
just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the pages
affected:
http://www.peredur.net/tt280/pb88_ph.htm
On
On 4/11/10 3:15 PM, Peter Bradley wrote:
I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing.
There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there
is just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the
pages affected:
Hi list,
I was hoping someone could help me with what appears to be (I think)
an instance of the IE6 float/margin bug.
The page is here:
http://datastream.irregulara.org/
CSS here:
http://datastream.irregulara.org/wp-content/themes/irregulara/style.css
Scott Johnson wrote:
http://datastream.irregulara.org/
As you can see, I've been experimenting with the YUI GridBuilder.
(Weirdness #1: The YUI CSS doesn't seem to validate. The page
validates, however.)
Page renders properly in Firefox2 (Mac/Win), Safari, and IE7 (with a
few tweaks) in
Hello,
I have a container with floating image. I've set a width for the
container in the CSS mode. All standards compliant browsers display
the page just fine: image is floating and parent container has zero
height. In the IE6 parent container height is expanded to enclose the
floating image.
Arian Hojat пишет:
When you give an element 'layout' in IE6, it will expand to fit the
content inside ('hasLayout' is a funky IE property that if triggered by
certain CSS properties causes funky stuff to happen), so its a way of
containing floats without the use of a clearing element.
You
h... not sure. I dont think you can give width to the parent without it
containing the float in IE.
On 7/23/07, Eugene Morozov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arian Hojat пишет:
When you give an element 'layout' in IE6, it will expand to fit the
content inside ('hasLayout' is a funky IE
Arian Hojat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
h... not sure. I dont think you can give width to the parent without it
containing the float in IE.
Yes, I've read your link to the end, and now understand it. There's no
way to do what I want in IE. I used to think that for every IE bug
there's a hack
Eugene Morozov wrote:
Arian Hojat пишет:
When you give an element 'layout' in IE6, it will expand to fit the
content inside ('hasLayout' is a funky IE property that if triggered by
certain CSS properties causes funky stuff to happen), so its a way of
containing floats without the use of a
Just curious.Can u give an example of why you want it not contained? like a
link to the website or a link to a pic of your layout in FF.Maybe can
suggest another way to visually present the data.Arian
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Arian Hojat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just curious.Can u give an example of why you want it not contained? like a
link to the website or a link to a pic of your layout in FF.Maybe can
suggest another way to visually present the data.Arian
http://home.eugenemorozov.name/~jmv/library.html
The
In that #insert-wrapper img rule try absolute positioning it as one
possibility.
#insert-wrapper img {
position: absolute;
top:0px;
left:-20px;
}
or maybe relative to the main page.
#inset #inset-wrapper {
position: static;
}
#inset #inset-wrapper img {
position: absolute;
top:100px;
Arian Hojat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In that #insert-wrapper img rule try absolute positioning it as one
possibility.
#insert-wrapper img {
position: absolute;
top:0px;
left:-20px;
}
or maybe relative to the main page.
#inset #inset-wrapper {
position: static;
}
#inset
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