I should also point out that your namespace was correct for XHTML
1.0Transitional - just not the XHTML
1.1 that you're using in this document.
Matt
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This is a total shot in the dark, but it sounds a whole bunch like you're
triggering quirks mode in IE. (Those sound like standard IE5 behaviors - and
while I'm not sure that's exactly how many IE5 behaviors are triggered by
quirks mode, I know some of them are.)
On looking at your namespace defin
Drew Trusz wrote:
> Why is the p fixed at 160px? If you remove that you can center without
> a problem. The text will adjust to the width set by the image in FF2,
> Opera 9 and IE6 (don't have 7 on this machine).
>
> drew
Yes it works in all those browsers and in IE7 but...
The is fixed at 160px
~davidLaakso wrote:
> _*Set the width rather than the height of the image that you float*_. And
> since the images are different widths, create a ruleset for each image.
> Something like this:
> css
> div#container { width: 580px;border: 1px solid #000;float: left;padding:
> 10px; }
> div.im
Nick Mavros wrote:
> Take a look at this http://www.zefxis.gr/files/example.html
> I want the 3 images to "float: left". In FF they do.
> In IE6 & IE7 they don't.
> Nick
If I understand the problem correctly:
Set the width rather than the height of the image that you float. And
since the images
Take a look at this http://www.zefxis.gr/files/example.html
I want the 3 images to "float: left". In FF they do.
In IE6 & IE7 they don't. See for yourself.
It's like the that contains them has a 100% width.
The rules that causes the problem are:
"margin: 0 auto;" that i have placed for the
"mar
Nick Mavros wrote:
> Ok guys take a look to the following structure:
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>
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> I want the to "float: left" but I don't want to give it a width
> value. I want it to take its width value from the inside it.
> But I also want the and the to be centered inside the div.
>
> If I put "margi
