Hi Travis,
Have you found a solution to this yet?
A webpage is only ever as long as the content within it. You can make
footers sit at the bottom of the screen by using javascript which works out
the window size, I used it once (on http://www.eastwoodhill.org.nz/).
But normally (and I reckon
Adding #content { display: inline-block; } to your IE stylesheet should
sort it out in IE7.
Not sure I understand the IE6 question.
On Mon, 15 Jan 2007 09:53:10 +1000, Rachel May [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am currently working on this site:
Hi Rachel,
Everything looks a-ok in Safari Flock.
I dont know what to suggest, maybe instead of a float:left, use a
position:absolute and then play around with margins?? Jus a thought,
I may be completely way off the mark.
IE should be placed in a lead container and thrown into the
Rachel May wrote:
In IE6 all of my floated divs disappeared which I have currently
'patched' with removing the floats until I have guidance from the
client on how he wants to support IE6.
Keep them floating, and add 'position: relative'.
* html #content div {float: left; position: relative;}
Hi Tom,
Thanks for checking that out for me in Safari and Flock!
Cheers,
Rachel
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From: listdad@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Tom Roper
Sent: Monday, 15 January 2007 1:35 p.m.
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] IE7 bug?
Hi
Steve Green wrote:
It actually reads fine with a screen reader
The legend just appears to be another paragraph and the user is totally unaware
of the inappropriate use of the fieldset elements.
It would obviously be better to use header elements
So there is a difference for screen readers.
Hi all
Setting the width on the select element of the form works fine in all
browsers except for IE.
The width that I have set the select element to is smaller than the
width of the longest item in the dropdown list.
In IE the dropdown values get cut off at 160px (the width that I
Looks like it's a known problem :-(
Warning: on IE, if the width suggested is narrower than the presentation
of an option requires, the option is displayed truncated, with no
possibility to see the whole text (without looking at HTML source)!
why does it work the way I want it to in all other browsers? :-(
Because it's IE and IE often does things its own way which can be a PITA
but something you just have to live with. As far as I know, there's no way
around your problem in IE - you either give your select a width wide
enough
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I am sorry to have to mass mail everyone, but you will understand should you
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Also, If you get it more than once, this is
Did you not read my post about there not being anything you can do to this
in IE?
On Mon, 15 Jan 2007 15:35:40 +1000, Bojana Lalic
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I already have set the width on the option. The thing is, that the
selected value (which also appears when no dropdown items are
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Russ
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Hello,
I've started using CMSs not very long ago.
The first one I looked at was WordPress which has some great
features. It was also easier to understand themes and I can use PHP.
And there are so many plugins around I can use.
Now, I have a site that I am building in Textpattern and some
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