Hi there,
Internet Explorer (6 and 7) confounds me with inconsistent scrollbar
behavior.
I use three DIVs for creating a three row layout
- header DIV
- content DIV
- footer DIV
The second DIV has overflow set to auto. I'm seeking a fluid layout. That
is the header should glue at the browser
Hello!
thanks for your suggestions.
On Thursday 28 February 2008, parameswaran marimuthu wrote:
#content {
display:inline;
}
When I set the #content DIV to display:inline, setting its height does no
longer change the height of the DIV. Sorry, this did not work.
Cheers
Daniel
Hello,
usually tables stretch to fit their content.
Not in this case:
http://14mb.de/u/dkabs/ff_table_padding.html
The page contains a table with two cells: Left cell has only text, right
cell has an image. That cell is aligned to the right and has the
style white-space set to nowrap.
Hello,
almost two years ago I had trouble horizontally centering an absolutely
positioned element:
On Tuesday 24 October 2006, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Daniel Kabs wrote:
Please see the test page at
http://www.mobotixserver.de/~daniel/css_center_horizontally.html
The page works on Firefox
Hello there,
regarding the CSS wiki at
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/
I understand that a lot of CSS tricks and problems are explained on
external sites. They often contain elaborate descriptions regarding a
certain topic and provide examples. CSS wiki collects URLs of those sites
and
see the test page at
http://www.mobotixserver.de/~daniel/css_center_horizontally.html
The page works on Firefox and Konqueror but not on IE 6.0 (SP2).
Did I do something wrong or why is IE failing once more?
Cheers
Daniel Kabs
On Tuesday 24 October 2006 14:24, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Yes, IE6 centers block-element by auto-margins when in standard
compliant mode, but there's a flaw in IE when it is served absolute
positioned elements.
As I wrote before, I read about the Centering with auto-margins
technique in Eric
