Peter Ottery wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with images that are floated left and then when a
list wraps around that image the list bullet points themselves dont
get pushed out by the floated image and instead remain behind (or on
top of) the image. to help explain i've put a simple demo page
Title: list item markers disappear behind floated image
Hi,
I have a problem with images that are floated left and then when a list wraps around that image the list bullet points themselves dont get pushed out by the floated image and instead remain behind (or on top of) the image. to help
nice layout -
but CSS is still not perfect and certainly not across all browsers)
Gary Menzel
- Original Message -
From: Peter Ottery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 16:52:05 +1000
Subject: [WSG] list item markers disappear behind floated image
To: Web Standards Group (E-mail
Pete,
This may sound insane but the problem is fixable by floating the ul element.
ul { float: left; }
0r if more specific version is needed:
ul#wrapped-list { float: left; }
This will have a major impact on content that comes after the list (will
appear up beside the list), but this could be
Group (E-mail)
Subject: [WSG] list item markers
disappear behind floated image
Hi,
I have a problem with images that
are floated left and then when a list wraps around that image the list bullet
points themselves dont get pushed out by the floated image and instead remain
behind (or on top
Title: RE: [WSG] list item markers disappear behind floated image
Russ wrote: This may sound insane but the problem is fixable by floating the ul element.ul { float: left; }
that does sound weird but on reflection of the finer points of the behaviours of floats, does make sense. fix
Pete, that's not a drawback - that's what list-style-position: inside is intended to do!
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On Wednesday, Aug 18, 2004, at 09:45 Australia/Sydney, Peter Ottery wrote:
the only drawback i can see from that is that
I tried that too, Hugh, but in Safari the background images on the list
items went all the way under the floated image. Each browser seems to have
their own reading on where the background of a list should stop.
Here is a sample page with both options:
