hi guys,
Another possibly silly question but I've done quite a bit of searching
on this now and found nothing.
I'm setting my font size at 0.8em in my body class. In firefox this
works fine across the site, but in ie, the text inside my table cells
appears larger.
I've tried setting a font
Font sizes in tables in ie
Kara O'Halloran - Eduka wrote:
I think if I set a base of 1em in the body it would solve my problems,
but then I have to apply font size 75% to make everything the size I
want it, and that would cause much the same problem as it cascades
down and potentially end
Thanks everyone for your help, I have a few resources to check out now
and some things to try :)
Much appreciated, Kara
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I noted that too, and I think that the issue may be in your
interpretation of header (well it was what confused me anyway until I
thought about it).
Using a div with class=header is fine when the div is actually a box
that contains for example your logo/menu etc. Other people call it the
Hi guys,
I have 2 divs inside a container.
1: a relatively positioned div to contain and position an image
2: another div, absolute position, to contain a submenu.
Image on left, menu on right.
For some reason, both divs are expanding horizontally to take up all the
available space, even when
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Hi guys,
I have 2 divs inside
Re using ems in your layout elements too (below) - Oh you legend - I was
wondering why my layout spat it when I increased the font size!!
On another note - I have a positioning problem in safari. I am using
absolute positioning and I have a style that swaps my background image
on rollover. In
