Hi Bert
Thanks for the suggestions.
I'm not quite a CSS expert, but I'm not sure that images, being replaced
elements can officially have padding, since padding goes inside the
element
I am following, to some degree, Russ' tutorial:
G'day
I am following, to some degree, Russ' tutorial:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/tutorial0208.htm
So it is possible to style an image to have padding and a border.
I don't see image padding mentioned, at least not on that page.
Just not sure why my version isn't working in
Hi again
I am following, to some degree, Russ' tutorial:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/tutorial0208.htm
So it is possible to style an image to have padding and a border.
I don't see image padding mentioned, at least not on that page.
The CSS code on Russ' tutorial highlights
G'day again.
The CSS code on Russ' tutorial highlights the padding as per below:
.floatright
{
...snip...
padding: 10px; /* This line uses the padding */
border: 1px solid #666;
}
As I've been saying, that's the container, not the image:
div class=floatrightimg ...
Just have time for a quick glance, but I think it looks nice, it
validates, and it doesn't have unintelligible markup so my screen reader
doesn't struggle with it. Just to make sure, you're not going to keep
the Heading Two, Heading Three, etc. right? Because in my screen
reader it says
Hi Charlie
RE: http://www.xert.com.au/workshop/pbyron628/
Just have time for a quick glance, but I think it looks nice, it
validates, and it doesn't have unintelligible markup so my screen reader
doesn't struggle with it. Just to make sure, you're not going to keep
the Heading Two,
Hi all
Was wondering if someone has some time to check out this *in progress* page I'm
working on:
http://www.xert.com.au/workshop/pbyron628/
I have validated the XHTML and CSS and it appears to be OK on Firefox, Safari,
NS 7.0, Opera 7.5, IE
Mac 5.2.3, but NOT in IE Win 6.
The problem is
