Al Sparber wrote:
From: Reese howel...@inkworkswell.com
I agree with you that your suggestion is the preferred option, but
the menu items range from 5 to 20 characters (with spaces, some of
them). The text of those items is not negotiable with the client so
I don't see that getting very
BTW - I was not suggesting that all menu items be set to the same width.
You can of course set each one to match the length of the text.
Cordially,
David
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I suspect that is the client's call and my clients all want menu items of
the same length/width. And I tend to agree with them.
Del
At 20:47 -0500 on 07/18/2009, Reese wrote about Re: [css-d] Problem
with all Mac browsers according to Brow:
It isn't asnSEO-friendly as text links and SEO-friendliness is important.
So long as each image has an ALT tag with the text, the SEO Police
should be reading it and treating it as if
I have an inline, unordered list for a horizontal navigation menu.
What I'm seeing on BrowserCam, all Mac browsers increase the size
of the text in those hnav links, causing the list to wrap to a new
line where the wrapped text gets lost against the background.
That's BrowserCam, a Mac user tells
Reese wrote:
I have an inline, unordered list for a horizontal navigation menu.
What I'm seeing on BrowserCam, all Mac browsers increase the size
of the text in those hnav links, causing the list to wrap to a new
line where the wrapped text gets lost against the background.
Reese
Are
Hello David,
David Laakso wrote:
Are all of your browsers set to default font-size.
Are all your browsers set at their default-- minimum font-size.
All the Win-platform browsers, yes and yes.
Are the list-items letter-spaced.
Yes.
Are the list-items calling Verdana.
No. Geneva, Arial,
David Laakso wrote:
Wild guess...
Try:
font-family: Helvetica Neue, Geneva, Arial, sans-serif;
and comment-out the letter-spacing.
Helvetica Neue?
The latest BrowserCam results indicate that dropping the letter
spacing fixed the line wrap (and the array of list items appears
to be a
Reese wrote:
Are the list-items letter-spaced.
Yes.
Are the list-items calling Verdana.
No. Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif.
Wild guess...
Try:
font-family: Helvetica Neue, Geneva, Arial, sans-serif;
and comment-out the letter-spacing.
David Hucklesby wrote:
... I suggest you make the link container,
probably an LI, a fixed width, and take out any padding to the left and
right of the text. Give the link text breathing room to expand, at
least to the entire width of its container. That way, differences in
text size and font
Reese wrote:
David Laakso wrote:
Wild guess...
Try: font-family: Helvetica Neue, Geneva, Arial, sans-serif; and
comment-out the letter-spacing.
Helvetica Neue?
The latest BrowserCam results indicate that dropping the letter
spacing fixed the line wrap ...
I think that what David
From: Reese howel...@inkworkswell.com
I agree with you that your suggestion is the preferred option, but
the menu items range from 5 to 20 characters (with spaces, some of
them). The text of those items is not negotiable with the client so
I don't see that getting very far. I suppose the other
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