I agree with your mantra. :)
I simply mentioned it for completeness' sake, in case others had the same
issue (like I did) but didn't find the answer from reading the thread.
Best,
Kenny
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http://www.adrianpelletier.com/2007/11/25/decoy-fix-for-ie-duplicate-characters-bug/
Above is another fix worth mentioning...I had the Duplicate Characters bug
(in IE 7) and the margin solution didn't work for me. There were no
comments in between floats, either, so I was rather confused.
I've had similar issues before, where certain browsers would load certain
images and others wouldn't. I hope the following helps you out:
e.g. Windows IE7 would understand the following...
background-image: url(root/imageFolder/image.jpg);
But Windows FireFox3 wouldn't! After some poking
, it will always fit on
one line even if the font is changed to be very large.
PERCENT:
- always relative to containing block (could be parent font as well)
- this means that containing blocks can get very crowded.
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:48 AM, Kenny Leu kenny@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
