Charles Dort wrote:
Georg wrote, in part,
The voice-family hack is extremely unreliable, and should not be
used.
I'm a CSS beginner, slowly working through Dan Cedarholm's
_Bulletproof Web Design_ ...
Can't and won't comment on the book. Have never read it and probably
never will.
I read
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
I have now updated the test page to NOT have a DTD to match the production
piece. It's still
goofed up :( Sorry about that - URL again is:
http://www.pixelmech.com/rev/menu.html
I think the trick is to set _only_ those widths that are actually needed.
See if this'll
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
Working on an internal project that runs on an old Epicentric portal
installation. The pages have no DTD (and I cannot get one inserted -
long story), so in IE6 the pages load in quirks mode.
No DTD means it's quirks mode in _every_ browser on earth.
I've got a
--- Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The voice-family hack is extremely unreliable, and should not be used.
Agh... it's been so long since I used a box model hack, I didn't realize that.
I usually try and
avoid box model issues altogether but I can't seem to avoid it on this menu.
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
http://www.pixelmech.com/rev/menu.html (css is inline)
Have I made a mistake implementing the hack, or am I simply going
about things the wrong way? I've never had so much trouble with a nav
list, although this one is nested 4 deep..still...
Now I'm really confused
Georg wrote, in part,
The voice-family hack is extremely unreliable,
and should not be used.
I'm a CSS beginner, slowly working through Dan Cedarholm's _Bulletproof Web
Design_ and applying principles to my site, and he recommended this hack in
the design of sites he argues are
