Re: [css-d] menu text/image buttons not working in IE7

2010-10-12 Thread Thierry Koblentz
 On this page (this VirtueMart cart, actually), the menu buttons are
 screwy in IE7:
 
  http://beverlylanzetta.net/retablos.html
 
 If you check in a modern browser you'll see they're wide-ish image
 backgrounds. Can someone tell me how to fix them?

I'd not float the UL (nor the LIs), I'd not position everything in there,
and I'd not use display:block on the links either. 

Instead, I'd go with:

1. text-align:center on the list
2. display:inline on the LIs
3. the background image on the links (not the LIs)
4. zoom:1 on the links

The key is to keep things *simple*.

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[css-d] menu text/image buttons not working in IE7

2010-10-11 Thread Debbie Campbell
On this page (this VirtueMart cart, actually), the menu buttons are 
screwy in IE7:



http://beverlylanzetta.net/retablos.html


If you check in a modern browser you'll see they're wide-ish image 
backgrounds. Can someone tell me how to fix them?


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Re: [css-d] menu text/image buttons not working in IE7

2010-10-11 Thread David Laakso

 On 10/11/10 7:52 PM, Debbie Campbell wrote:
On this page (this VirtueMart cart, actually), the menu buttons are 
screwy in IE7:



http://beverlylanzetta.net/retablos.html


If you check in a modern browser you'll see they're wide-ish image 
backgrounds. Can someone tell me how to fix them?








Go through all your style sheets until you find the one on which the 
culprit selector resides. Find the selector you believe is the culprit 
on that particular style sheet. Once you think you know what the style 
sheet and the culprit selector seems to be, refer to on having layout 
[1] for the appropriate IE/7 has layout 'trigger/fix.'


[1]
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html

Best,
~d

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