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I actually meant to use conditional comments to serve IE5.5 different
rules from everything else. So put back whatever you had for the page to
start with and then add something like this below all your other styles:
On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 13:09:42 +1000, Bojana Lalic
<[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi John
Setting the news_right position to absolute hides the right column in IE
5.5 altogether and stuffs up the layout in other browsers. Setting the
right margin on news_left didn't do much either :(
This is what it now looks like:
http://pre2005.flexiblelearning.net.au/temporary.html
Any hel
IE rocks! :-)
It can get worse. Developing a website with a custom page visit logger
sometime last year I found .htc files being the most requested 'page' on
that site. After a lot of guessing I happened to check the Apache logs
on my development server and saw IE looking for the thing all over
That has to be the biggest list of stylesheets I've ever seen attached to
one page! Is there really a need to have that many?
As far as the problem goes, for IE5.5 you might have to give #news_left a
margin-right and then use position: absolute on #news_right.
On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 10:58:09 +
Hi all
I've got a three column layout (navigation + main content + right
column). The navigation and the right column are fixed and the main
content (middle) is liquid. It all looks fine in firefox, IE 6 and most
all other browsers except for IE 5.5. And I really need to get it to
display prope
hi all,
I believe this to be relevant to web standards.
RSS is becoming of major importance, and of course parsing and showing
feeds as well.
Therefor Standards come into play, and this below shows the result of one
company not following any standard but their own, itunes.
Itunes compatable s
On 12/4/06 10:00 AM, "Tom Livingston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> The background-color on body is covering the background-image on html.
>
> So I assume the solution would be to move the background-color to HTML as
> well. No?
>
> How about the code-hints in DW8 not showing ID (or much
On 12/1/06 9:50 PM, "Philippe Wittenbergh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> html, body{ position:relative; font:100%/1.2 Verdana, Arial,
>> Helvetica,
>> sans-serif; background-color:#fff; color:#888; height:100%; padding:0;
>> margin:0;}
>> html#home{ background:url("../images/home_bgimage.gif")
