Re: [css-d] Another menu query

Hey Ian, Your flyouts don't appear to the right of the menu in IE. I assume that's the problem your having. Have you checked out the suckerfish dropdowns and the javascript to make rollovers work in IE? http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns/ I do have the javascript installed. The

Re: [css-d] IE 7 and max-width?

Does anyone know if IE 7 is supposed to support max-width? I'm beginning to think it won't and if not, it really sucks. -- -- Christian Montoya Dave Massy of the IE team has written [1]: The change of the overflow behavior is the precursor to be able to support [min/max width/height]

Re: [css-d] Another menu query

Ian Young wrote: Been playing around with a vertical menu from a list apart. Works a treat in FF and Opera. Of course IE6 has fallen over. Draft page at: http://www.venachar.org.uk/members-new/newtemplate.php menu css at http://www.venachar.org.uk/members-new/includes/menu2.css. I have now

Re: [css-d] Another menu query

I have now managed to get the sub menus to work in IE. However, they jump about on hover. What have I missed? Ian Have found the problem. Nothing to do with my menu script, it was another div class that i had left in. That's what I get for being lazy!! Thanks all Ian -- No virus found in

Re: [css-d] Strange opacity in Firefox?

francky wrote: Hi List, Some playing around with semi-transparency and opacity (the css3-property), I found that Firefox (1.07) is supporting opacity, but in a strange way. Everything is allright, unless you place a new div on top of the semi-transparent box. Then the overlapping parts in

Re: [css-d] Another menu query

Ian Young wrote: [...]Draft page at http://www.venachar.org.uk/members-new/newtemplate.php I have now managed to get the sub menus to work in IE. However, they jump about on hover. What have I missed? Hi Ian, You missed the css-validator. :-) Is indicating some errors, perhaps IE can't stand

[css-d] Site Check please

Hello everybody! I just created a website for an art gallery. May I kindly ask you to check the website for any CSS improvements? (Of course your opinion on style or general points is also highly appreciated.) You'll find the website at: http://www.saager.info Many thanks in advance! Oliver

Re: [css-d] Site Check please

Oliver Saager wrote: Hello everybody! I just created a website for an art gallery. May I kindly ask you to check the website for any CSS improvements? (Of course your opinion on style or general points is also highly appreciated.) You'll find the website at: http://www.saager.info Many

[css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

hi, ive built a site which is being translated into about 20 languages. ive sent the site files to all the countries and a web design agency in Holland have replied to me telling me that the site breaks in thier browser because their default font size in Windows is set as 120%. As i

Re: [css-d] Strange opacity in Firefox?

On 2 Feb 2006, at 12:55 pm, francky wrote: - In the meantime the text in an {opacity: ..;} box goes semi-transparent too, even with contra-property {opacity:1;}. opacity applies to the box it self: although opacity is not inherited, it affects all the contents of the box. It acts the same

Re: [css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

On 02/02/06, Ollie Harridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the site breaks in thier browser because their default font size in Windows is set as 120%. has anyone else experienced this problem? No - I design for variable font sizes from the outset. Generally I avoid having more than two columns,

Re: [css-d] 3-column lay-out and FF-problems

Hi Adrie, I haven't seen any responses to your question. This is probably because your message got buried in an existing thread. To start a new thread, do not reply to an existing message. When you do this, your message gets threaded on to the old thread, which messes up the archives and

Re: [css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

Ollie Harridge wrote: hi, ive built a site which is being translated into about 20 languages. ive sent the site files to all the countries and a web design agency in Holland have replied to me telling me that the site breaks in thier browser because their default font size in Windows is

Re: [css-d] IE 7 and max-width?

Thanks guys, I guess the only thing to do now is hope that max-width makes it in. Otherwise this: #container { width:900px; } body#container { width:98%; max-width:900px; } is going to be a problem :( -- -- Christian Montoya christianmontoya.com ... rdpdesign.com ... cssliquid.com

Re: [css-d] Site Check please

On 2/2/06, Oliver Saager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello everybody! I just created a website for an art gallery. May I kindly ask you to check the website for any CSS improvements? (Of course your opinion on style or general points is also highly appreciated.) You'll find the website at:

[css-d] IE not showing image, while FF does

On the following site, the image http://www.motionedmedia.com/projects/vakantiehuisjefrankrijk/img/kaart_frankrijk.gif, does not show in IE on the site: http://www.motionedmedia.com/projects/vakantiehuisjefrankrijk/waaromnades.php, while FF has no problems. the css file is located at:

Re: [css-d] angled or rotated text

How about something like this? It's a bit heavy in the additional markup, but it seems to do what you're looking for (at least in FF 1.5 and IE6): That is horrible. It is the CSS equivalent of nested FONT tags and table layouts. I'd use an image (sized in ems) with a proper alternative text

Re: [css-d] IE not showing image, while FF does

Stefan, on Thursday, February 2, 2006 at 16:06 Stefan Witte wrote: On the following site, the image http://www.motionedmedia.com/projects/vakantiehuisjefrankrijk/img/kaart_frankrijk.gif, does not show in IE on the site:

Re: [css-d] Is there a CSS hack png transparency?

Abyss Information wrote: [...] PNG transparency and its problems with ie [...] my question is when you want to use it with a CSS via a style sheet [...] it falls over and doesn't work; is there a CSS hack for this? AFAIK, png transparency hacks (rather, scripting) only works on foreground

[css-d] CSS page breaks when printing even small tables

Hello there, first post here so I hope all goes well. I am building an online home price quote application styled with CSS. It is dynamically built by choices made by the user. It consists of several paragraph/table combinations. There are any number of options selected. This lends to

[css-d] IE won't let static content move up to flow around floats

This is not an IE 7 test. Although IE 7 gets this wrong as well, I'm just concerned about IE 6 right now, because this is a problem in a real page I am trying to lay out. View the following page in IE 6, then compare it to Firefox and Opera:

[css-d] Resources for Learning

Hi All, I'm new to the group and was wondering how you learned CSS...self-taught? Class? etc. Also, what are some resources (web sites, books) for those of us who are new to CSS but want to become well versed like the members of this group! TIA, Julie F.

Re: [css-d] IE not showing image, while FF does

http://www.motionedmedia.com/projects/vakantiehuisjefrankrijk/img/kaart_fran krijk.gif, does not show in IE on the site: http://www.motionedmedia.com/projects/vakantiehuisjefrankrijk/waaromnades.ph p, while FF has no problems. the css file is located at:

Re: [css-d] Stop the cascade

Brian Ogden wrote: Is there a way to do this: div style=text-align:centerSome Content div id=this one must be nested in the one above style=text-align:none/div /div In other words how do I stop the cascade? You can't stop the cascade. But every property has a default value, and

[css-d] Welcome

BlankHi All, I'm new to the group Welcome Julie. Iam learning CSS by following the group. Kate __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub --

[css-d] Pros/Cons of IE6 standalone w/install of IE7b2

I'm eager to start testing sites in IE7b2, but I cannot wipe out IE6 for current client site work on my machine. Some have said that installing the standalone IE6 works will alongside IE7. http://browsers.evolt.org/?ie/32bit/standalone Question: is this IE6 *exactly* the same as the regular IE6?

[css-d] tool tips + IE(6) = mess

I'm working on this demo http://ici1.umn.edu/beta/nceo/ If you click on either Participation Policy Variables or Response and view the page in IE it's a total mess. (Mozilla and Firefox are lovely) I used John and Holly's tool tips http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=4E2C0 and I

Re: [css-d] Is there a CSS hack png transparency?

AFAIK, png transparency hacks (rather, scripting) only works on foreground images, not the background-image property. Otherwise, for foreground image transparency, read about it here: http://webfx.eae.net/dhtml/pngbehavior/pngbehavior.html Actually, it's the other way around: the

Re: [css-d] Resources for Learning

Hey Julie, welcome to the group! There are many resources on the css-d wiki that you can see here: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Good luck! Michael Warkentin On 2/2/06, Julie Flolo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, I'm new to the group and was wondering how you learned CSS...self-taught?

[css-d] Can't change font color in menus.

Tweeking look and feel of drop down but cannot seem to be able to change font colors: css for menus is as follows: ul { margin: 0; padding: 0; list-style: none; width: 150px; text-align:center; } ul li { position: relative; border-bottom:1px solid white; height:2.0em; } li ul {

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

IMHO, the bug filer's conclusion is backwards; it seems totally logical to me that setting a top margin on the clear that's larger than the size of the floats would in effect result in a margin of [margin as set] - [height of float]. For anyone who's interested, I put up a test page with

Re: [css-d] Can't change font color in menus.

Ian Young wrote: Tweeking look and feel of drop down but cannot seem to be able to change font colors:. The font color on hover is rendered but if I try to change the color in ul li a, there is no change. Ian Try: ul li a, ul li a:link { color:fuchsia; ... }

[css-d] Problems with IE 7

Hi gang: Being a Mac-guy, I don't have access to IE 7 -- other than via BrowserCam. However, when I view my site via IE 7 BrowserCam: http://www.sperling.com Two things pop out at me: 1. My second paragraph, namely: div class=wideparagraph Appears on top of my first

Re: [css-d] angled or rotated text

What about using WHITE-SPACE: PRE ? If you combine it with LINE-HEIGHT it should do what you want and look nice. Marc Luzietti Flagship Project Silver Hill Financial, LLC (305) 341-5624 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/01/2006 08:17 PM Please respond to css-d To:

[css-d] Safari Ignoring style definitions

Please check out: http://ixlr8.org/arts in Safari/Mac The styles #textblock and #contenttextblock in main.css are not being seen by Safari even though IE win, Firefox (mac and PC) and Opera PC are rendering them as specified. Any Mac CSS afficionados have ideas on why these styles are invisible

Re: [css-d] Stop the cascade

At 11:25 AM 2/2/2006, Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote: Brian Ogden wrote: Is there a way to do this: div style=text-align:centerSome Content div id=this one must be nested in the one above style=text-align:none/div /div In other words how do I stop the cascade? You can't stop the

[css-d] Fluid design width problem

Hi all, I seem to be having a bit of a problem getting a div to fill the width of the screen. Here's the trouble page: http://www.rit.edu/upub/new/contact_us2.html Can anyone help me get the maincontent div to fill the remaining width of the screen, instead of it just being 400px like it is now?

Re: [css-d] Fluid design width problem

On 2/2/06, Jared Lyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I seem to be having a bit of a problem getting a div to fill the width of the screen. Here's the trouble page: http://www.rit.edu/upub/new/contact_us2.html the markup is not conducive to a fixed-fluid layout right now, and you have both a

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE 7

On 2/2/06, tedd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Neither of those work for IE 7 and while I have an IE conditional comment to exclude IE 7, apparently IE 7 still see's the csshover.htc code in [B]. IE 7 doesn't support conditional comments correctly... it's buggy right now. Any suggestions as to how

Re: [css-d] Fluid design width problem

Hi Christian, thanks for the quick feedback. the markup is not conducive to a fixed-fluid layout right now, and you have both a stylesheet and inline styles, which makes things tough to edit. You say that my markup isn't conducive to a fixed-fluid layout, but the second example that I

Re: [css-d] Safari Ignoring style definitions

On Feb 2, 2006, at 1:28 PM, Jim Ryan wrote: http://ixlr8.org/arts Try changing #contenttexblock to #contenttextblock. FOUR t's. Thanks, but it didn't work. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] Frameset DTDs

Are the frameset DTDs for HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 more akin to the strict or transitional versions of each? Should a frameset DTD be used for source pages that appear within those frames, or are they only needed on pages containing frameset tags? Should they be used for pages that utilize

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE 7

At 2:11 PM -0500 2/2/06, Christian Montoya wrote: On 2/2/06, tedd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Any suggestions as to how to fix any of this? Hope for the best, don't do anything yet. Let Microsoft fix their bugs right now, before you go off hacking for something that might be fixed in the next

[css-d] CSS positioning woes

Hi, I need help with this page: http://www.artbrush.net/ra/ra7.htm The page as it is now uses absolute positioning for all the divs, though ideally I want it to be a flexible layout with #main having relative positioning. My questions: 1. In its current state, IE6/Win moves the right

Re: [css-d] IE not showing image, while FF does

I have another question, when you click on the image you will be transfered to waaromnades2.php, how can i have the content div in which the picture and the text are auto extend to the height, as you can see the picture overlaps that div. I tried to set height: auto, but it doesn;t work. I don't

Re: [css-d] Frameset DTDs

On 02/02/06, James Eaton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are the frameset DTDs for HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 more akin to the strict or transitional versions of each? Frameset is transitional with frameset stuff added. Should a frameset DTD be used for source pages that appear within those frames,

Re: [css-d] CSS positioning woes

Anjali Arora wrote: I need help with this page: http://www.artbrush.net/ra/ra7.htm 1. In its current state, IE6/Win moves the right side column to the bottom left of the page. It reads well on Windows Firefox, but in Opera/ Win the #main #right1 overlap slightly. How do I correct this?

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE 7

At 03:07 PM 2/2/2006, Eric A. Meyer wrote: Thus the IE7 CSS support page on the wiki (the URL of which I added to the list footer appended to every message). Just a request to those making contributions to this wiki page (which I hope Microsoft will locate and find useful): Please be sure to

[css-d] Opera 8 (!) Issue

No, really...I have one. I can't believe it, but I do. Usually, I have no issues with Opera at *all* - but here it is. You can see the working comp here: http://www.foolishvisions.com/truffles/ If you look at it in Opera 8, the navigational buttons at the top are *whacked*. I imagine it's

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE 7

Adam Kuehn wrote: At 03:07 PM 2/2/2006, Eric A. Meyer wrote: Thus the IE7 CSS support page on the wiki (the URL of which I added to the list footer appended to every message). Just a request to those making contributions to this wiki page (which I hope Microsoft will locate and find

[css-d] Layout question

I was trying to do a simple test layout with: 1) A fixed height header 2) An absolutely position body that will fill all remaining content. It works perfectly in FF but the absolutely positioned body doesn't fill the area as desired. Could anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong or tell me a

Re: [css-d] Layout question

Jonathan Carter wrote: 1) A fixed height header 2) An absolutely position body that will fill all remaining content. Here is the test: http://www.epiphanize.com/test.htm Minimalistic approach, based on your test page: http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/test_9840.html ...should follow your

Re: [css-d] CSS page breaks when printing even small tables

On 02/02/06, James Golden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello there, first post here so I hope all goes well. Hi James -- welcome to the list :-) or happy de-lurk ;-) I am building an online home price quote application styled with CSS. [..] There are any number of options selected. This lends to

[css-d] Site Check Please

Hi all. I'm wrapping up my internal testing on http://test.cubiclearmy.com/ I'm using the basic skidoo-too layout from http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/skidoo_too/ Thanks for the time anybody who looks at this site. Issues I'm aware of: 1. the page doesn't validate CSS. 2. The

[css-d] How close is MS from releasing IE7?

It is apparent to me that when they eliminated the * hack - they failed to replace it with the min-height command - which is a serious problem. Does anyone know if they are going to address the min-height command? If they don't - we are going to have some serious issues. Paul

[css-d] float-setup with mysterious top-margin...

Hi folks I'm afraid that this is something simple, that I've gone blind on... On http://www.triomio.dk/index_e.html (and several more pages on the site with floated content) the content-floats to the right (the CD-cover) has a mysterious margin-top, levelling it with the bottom of the

Re: [css-d] angled or rotated text

From: Christian Heilmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://icant.co.uk/sandbox/matrixshenanigans.html This is cool, Christian. Maybe it's just the math teacher in me... ~holly __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] Strange opacity in Firefox?

On Thursday 2006-02-02 04:55 +0100, francky wrote: testpage Opacity-support in FF1.07 halfway? http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/transparency_herited-by-FF-test.htm (+ screenshots seen in Win98SE); css is inside. Canceling the opacity is giving #box2 on the foreground,

Re: [css-d] How close is MS from releasing IE7?

On 02/02/06, Paul Seale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is apparent to me that when they eliminated the * hack - they failed to replace it with the min-height command - which is a serious problem. Shocking. A new browser comes out with different bugs. Who'd have guessed? :) Does anyone know if

Re: [css-d] Strange opacity in Firefox? not when understanding

Ingo Chao wrote [...], and Philippe Wittenbergh wrote [...], and Tedd wrote [...], and L. David Baron wrote: Opacity does affect z-ordering, just like position:relative does. (This would be clear in any CSS3 version of http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/zindex.html , but opacity isn't in CSS2.1, so it's

[css-d] nested divs with ul inheritence or not

Hi, I have nested divs with uls #left column #nav ul #tablist ul I am trying to get the #tablist width to be the same as #nav. can't figure it out. there is javascript in #tablist html. Also would like to eliminate the empty li at the bottom of #tablist.

Re: [css-d] IE not showing image, while FF does

From: Stefan Witte [EMAIL PROTECTED] when you click on the image you will be transfered to waaromnades2.php, how can i have the content div in which the picture and the text are auto extend to the height, http://www.motionedmedia.com/projects/vakantiehuisjefrankrijk/waaromnades.php css file:

[css-d] Screen Resolution, disappearing content?

Have a very strange problem. This seems to be IE only. When IE is maximized, on a display set to 1280x1024, my content is not being displayed. Hovering over the content, or resizing the browser makes it magically show up again. I have no clue what could be going on right now, has anyone else

Re: [css-d] Screen Resolution, disappearing content?

Ok, my bad, I was missing a closing /div on the clients and Contact pages. However, the Products page is still having the same problem. Mike -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Homme Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 8:33 PM To:

[css-d] multi columns layouts in the Zen Garden, floating and positioning

Does anyone know of a Zen Garden layout that floats the linkList div to the left or right of the main content? I've looked through 5 or 6 two-column layouts so far and they all use the position: absolute method. Thanks Christian

Re: [css-d] How close is MS from releasing IE7?

Actually, they said that min-height, min-width, max-height and max-width are the next big issues they're going to tackle. So it appears that yes, they are going to add them to IE7 (the specific comment mentioned that fixing the expanding box model bug was the precursor to adding these

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE 7

I found that a solution that works for now and will work in the future is to Tan Hack all the entries in the conditional comments. Remember, IE7 can't see through the Tan Hack, but IE5-6 can. Christian Montoya wrote: Any suggestions as to how to fix any of this? Hope for the best, don't

Re: [css-d] How close is MS from releasing IE7?

At 5:59 PM -0600 2/2/06, Paul Seale wrote: It is apparent to me that when they eliminated the * hack - they failed to replace it with the min-height command - which is a serious problem. Does anyone know if they are going to address the min-height command? They've indicated not, but if they

Re: [css-d] Screen Resolution, disappearing content?

Hey Mike, The markup for the 'products' page seems to have some erroneous '/div' tags... would suggest fixing up these errors (see link: http://tinyurl.com/ay52l) and go from there. Good luck, jb :) -Original Message- From: Mike Homme [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org

Re: [css-d] Screen Resolution, disappearing content?

Mike Homme wrote: When IE is maximized, on a display set to 1280x1024, my content is not being displayed. Hovering over the content, or resizing the browser makes it magically show up again. I have no clue what could be going on right now, has anyone else run across this?

Re: [css-d] Screen Resolution, disappearing content?

On 2/2/06, Mike Homme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.gawebdevelopers.com/clients/ger/website/fluid/ In Firefox 1.5, the center content has a background of a hand in the light, and this background is off center. The background is clipped and the words setting the start over on the right. I

Re: [css-d] Style Parent Element from Child?

At 09:54 AM 2/1/2006, you wrote: If you (can?) remove the declared width of 250px from customApp and then float both customApp and navigationPortlet the width of customApp will always shrink wrap to the width of it's child div - navigationPortlet By adding padding to the div

[css-d] site check: HyperStrike

Hello, Unfortunately I could not show you guys a whole lot while in development, but now that we have launched I would simply like everyone to feel free to let me know if you see any weird irregularities from browser to browser and so on. Its free to sign up and look around on the inside as

Re: [css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

Ollie Harridge wrote: hi, [...] a web design agency in Holland have replied to me telling me that the site breaks in thier browser because their default font size in Windows is set as 120%. As i understand it this is the default setting in Holland (for some unknown reason). [...] ??? 1. The

Re: [css-d] site check: HyperStrike

Adam Helweh wrote: the site is: www.hyperstrike.com Your skilled eyes are appreciated. Thanks Adam IE Accessibility mode at text-size largest does a bit of a number on your entire site. Regards, ~davidLaakso __

Re: [css-d] site check: HyperStrike

HTML validation: http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hyperstrike.com%2F Basically, no doctype, but experimenting with forcing some doctypes only reports various numbers of validation errors. Nicely done Flash graphics. Horizontal scroll bar until I widened my browser

[css-d] Inline styles and the people who hate them.

Sorry about the sensationalist subject line. I couldn't resist. For the past six months I've been building a massive, consumer Web application. I took over the development from a guy who was keen on standards-compliant XHTML (yay!) and keeping every style rule in an external CSS document (kinda

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

On 3 Feb 2006, at 2:26 am, Lori Hylan-Cho wrote: IMHO, the bug filer's conclusion is backwards; it seems totally logical to me that setting a top margin on the clear that's larger than the size of the floats would in effect result in a margin of [margin as set] - [height of float]. For

Re: [css-d] Inline styles and the people who hate them.

to open the HTML (actually .JSP) file, find the element in question, grab the class name, then open the associated CSS doc, search for the class name and finally make the change. (And of course, the requests are seldom so simple, which means the fixes tend to involve a lot more scrolling

Re: [css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

Hi Ollie, You wrote: the site breaks in their browser because their default font size in Windows is set as 120%. From your screen shot, that's 120 dpi --- 125% rather than 120%. I have read several posts indicating that high definition laptops (Screens more than 1000 pixels high) are

Re: [css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

francky wrote: Ollie Harridge wrote: hi, [...] a web design agency in Holland have replied to me telling me that the site breaks in thier browser because their default font size in Windows is set as 120%. As i understand it this is the default setting in Holland (for some unknown

[css-d] dynamicly scale image without js just css

hi, is there any way to position a image and make the height 150 px smaller thant the viewpoint height without javascirpt? thanx christof __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2

Re: [css-d] different countries default display adapter setting

Ollie Harridge wrote: ive built a site which is being translated into about 20 languages. ive sent the site files to all the countries and a web design agency in Holland have replied to me telling me that the site breaks in thier browser because their default font size in Windows is set

Re: [css-d] Inline styles and the people who hate them.

On 2/2/06, Troy Brophy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This worked great up until I hit line 6000 of the external CSS doc and Dreamweaver started choking a little each time I saved. I'm surprised you waited so long! Then I began grouping pages of the site into sections and creating CSS docs for

[css-d] background-images alignment questions

Wow, this is weird. Have never used a group like this before, and have no clue where this email will actually be going. Anyway, see if a question works: Some web pages divide a background-image across several elements, so that it looks like just one image. How can you do that safely with CSS?

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

On 2/2/06, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In my test case above, Firefox (1.5) and Safari (1.0 and up) are correct. Now that I see the latest standard, I concur. At least, as far as I can interpret it, that is: clear means add to the top margin a value equal to the height of the