and check again.
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it down to only
complaining about the embed and an onchange attribute.
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that the display in IE7 iscorrect,
so why are Firefox and Opera wrong?
They're not doing anything wrong. They just use padding rather than
margin. Add padding:0 to your #mainNav ul styles.
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I thought I'd mention that big negative numbers like -9em cause
things to break in Opera. This is not specific to this example, but a
general issue. I think it's when CSS dimensions convert to -32768px and
below. I'm sure -999em would be more than sufficient.
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/shfb_basic_white.css).
You have multiple DOCTYPE and html sections - validate and fix up the
errors and you should be right.
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content: attr(alt);
/* optional, but may help alt text from being chopped off: */
width: auto !important;
height: auto !important;
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However, AFAIK only Opera supports that. For everything else, you'll need
scripting of some sort.
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of jump on hover
I didn't see anything jump?
2) http://www.brunildo.org/test/Op9-hover-hidden.html
the area where the a.p. element is located responds to the hover even
when it is hidden.
Confirmed.
Have you reported these to Opera? http://www.opera.com/support/bugs/
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Andrew Gregory wrote:
Using build 8501:
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 05:04:50 +0800, Bruno Fassino
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1) http://www.brunildo.org/test/Op9-hover-margin.html
In Op9 there is a sort of jump on hover
?
You're floating #navlist so #navcontainer shrinks and #navcontainer's
overflow:hidden hides it. I moved the br style=clear:both / to just
inside #navcontainer after #navlist, and that fixed Opera.
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for both (didn't check in IE), is to align the image to the
top:
#c_table_foot img {
vertical-align: top;
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My Firefox (1.5.0.3) did not need that margin. Removing that margin
changed nothing in the display of my Firefox, Opera or IE.
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that page, unless someone smarter than me can come up
with something!
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Then add the missing # to the background-color in your #fun-facts style
(validate your CSS).
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away completely?
They aren't thrown away completely, they just occupy the full width. Maybe
it's the width:100% on .switcher dd a:link?
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I am testing with FireFox, IE6 and Opera on my local host. My page
displays almost correctly in FF and IE6, but fails to display a CSS menu
in Opera.
A link to a demo page would be very helpful.
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I added a border to #header which showed it was extending down to the top
of #mainwrap. Then I noticed the display:table in #header. I changed that
to display:block and removed the margin-top:-100px from #mainwrap. That
looks much better.
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a width. The current CSS 2.1 spec has
removed that requirement, and I believe Opera 8 (and later) no longer need
that width.
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border.
Here is a test page, http://www.holdembonus.com/index_test.htm
Easy, just zero out the top and bottom margin in #navcontainer ul. If
you're being thorough, you'd zero out the top and bottom padding too.
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His DHTML example seems to work fine on Mac/Safai/Firefox:
http://www.communitymx.com/content/source/E5141/wmodeopaque.htm
Although:
▪ It also does not work on Opera
...before version 8!
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The background image of #contentouter is missing in Opera. Am I just
overlooking something obvious?
Looks like an Opera bug that's been fixed in the v9 preview.
As a workaround you can change the right center to right top or right
bottom.
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disabled anyway, so it's less likely to be a problem.
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background: transparent url(halfscreen.png) repeat;
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(255,255,255,0.4), but nothing (that I
know of) supports that, so in practice your only option is a background
PNG with an appropriate alpha transparency plus hacks for IE support.
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expect the result
would be happier web designers, and more robust cross-browser designs.
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(about 100 lines down)
I had a look on the cssd wiki for any Safari specific bugs and
workarounds, but I couldn't find anything. Do such sites exist? Are there
any workarounds or things I could try to resolve this?
Thanks in advance for any hints, links, etc.
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... Safari chops off all the menus at the right edge of the left-most
drop down, although they are active for their full width even if you
can't see it.
Ex. http://www.scss.com.au/family
on and off.
BTW, Archived Publications/Presentations doesn't fit.
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in Opera.
I know that older versions of Opera require width to be specified on
floats (as per the original CSS 2.0 spec).
I'll also mention that when I did CSS menus for my site, I didn't use
floats, just positioning.
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margin-left:10px. That improved things muchly for Opera 8, and did
very little to Firefox. Didn't check in anything else.
BTW, setting display:inline and float:left/right is pointless. All
floats are display:block.
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Second, in Opera 8 it looks like it's not applying the margin properties
in the body declaration correctly.
Opera uses padding on body, not margin.
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inheriting the *grandparent* element (div) width/height to the image.
Comments?
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