Hi!
That sounds like uncollapsed margins. Eric A. Meyer has a good article
on that:
http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/uncollapsing-margins/
HTH
Lothar
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The div content is defined as having only a left margin. The div footer
is
Hi!
Nothing strage with this. :)
If you have a div (your #header) with no height specified and put
another div into it, it has the height given by the inner div.
When you float the inner div, you take it kinda out of the outer one,
which then colapses. To get it in again, you have to clear the
Hi everybody.
@Tom:
I looked at it in IE 6, FF 1.0, Moz 1.7.5 and Opera 7 on WinME, it looks
the same everywhere, can't see any difference.
Lothar
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Sorry, Tom,
you are right, the 4squares isn't visible in IE6. (Was to close to
lunch, when I had a look first.)
I had a close look at markup and css, but don't have any idea, what is
the reason for that bug in IE. All other UA are fine.
Lothar
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Hi!
Patrick and Andreas, you both are right on one hand. But on the other
one it's not so simple. My goal is surely to produce websites, which can
be use by everybody and please their eyes.
But is it my fault, that dell or hp ore other produce laptops, which
screensize and screen resolution
