ways line up. Instead, you need to find a
way to put your BG image in the same centered wrapper, or you
might possibly fudge off 1px somewhere so no one notices when the
error happens.
BTW, I have been meaning to make this into a full PIE demo, but
I can't seem to find the time! Alas.
Big John
cation stays inside
#header, but the widening still happens. Oh well. ;)
Again I am suprised by IE. It truly is a bottomless pit of bugs.
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xpect DW to eventually become CSS friendly, but only
after IE and its many "issues" is taken out of the picture.
Right now tho, DW+CSS is still a work in progress.
Big John
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the ghost does
not appear.
Okay, Gecko bugs are rare and hard to trigger,
but when it does happen, look out!
Most interesting. :)
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(which seems not to be needed anyway),
or by changing the hover effect. The best is to lose the top margin
on div#archives and substituting a margin or padding on some other
element.
HTH
Big John
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ted widthless paragraph, the AP box
would only be as wide as the widest word in the paragraph!
The remedy is to define a width on that AP container, about 200px,
If IE/win has trouble it will be due to the 3px bug, which could be
accomodated by adding 3px more to the width.
HTH
Big John
each page's body tag an ID name the same as what's
on the tabs, then you will see how it does work.
If you complete the href's in the links, you can
link the five pages together and see the effect
live.
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"feature" that causes the float rules to be radically
altered, in total violation of the specs. See these pages for more:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/float-bugs-1.html
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/floatmodel.html
If the W3C ever caves to MS on this
rouped together:
.home .hometab,
.about .abouttab,
.sitemap .sitemaptab
{styles for the "current" page tab;}
Thus the tabs normally obey the primary tab styles, and
only if a tab class properly matches up with a body class,
will the special styles in this block apply to it.
Big John
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