Is there an alternative to display:inline-block that will give a div
hasLayout?
It goes a bit against the validation grain, but I suggest using:
zoom: 1;
in a separate CSS file hidden from the validator by conditional
comments. It's a little more future-proof (since it's a proprietary
On Sep 8, 2006, at 12:37 AM, Brian Cummiskey wrote:
I have a menu that is floated, and the only way it renders
correctly in
ie6 is if it gets a hasLayout attribute. I added display: inline-
block
to the container div, and all is well. except, it doesn't
validate.
If that menu is
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
If that menu is floated, it already 'hasLayout' [1]
I suspect something else is going on with it.
Do you have a sample url ?
No sample URL to post right now, but Here's the basic markup and css:
div id=wrapper
mast head///
div id=navbar
ul
On Sep 8, 2006, at 1:28 PM, Brian Cummiskey wrote:
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
If that menu is floated, it already 'hasLayout' [1]
I suspect something else is going on with it.
Do you have a sample url ?
No sample URL to post right now, but Here's the basic markup and css:
[snip]
Aha.
#navbar is not floated. And yes it better has 'layout' in order to
contain and constrain the floated ul inside of it.
options as 'layout triggers': width, height, zoom:1,
Zoom:1 is probably the best option: hidden from other browsers, and
will work for both IE 6 and 7.
If you
