On 12/26/05, Paula Petrik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, the problem is solved--for the time being. It still does not work on Win98 with IE4, but I think that I have to draw the line. As Drew suggested, it was a rounding problem, but I did get a lot of practice writing if statement for the IE
Hey, Paula,
I had a similar problem last week and it was suggested that I add the
following at the bottom of the style sheet-
@media screen {
* html #wrapper {height: 0;}
}
which solved the problem.
My problem was, apparently, due to an IE bug, Lack of Layout, more
information on which is at
Try floating the wrapper to see if that helps. I don't see a difference
between firefox and IE, although it could be my version of IE.
What is the background image? The guy in the suit?
Didn't Opera remove advertising?
Ted Drake
www.tdrake.net
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] Yet Another Float Problem
Hey, Paula,
I had a similar problem last week and it was suggested that I add the
following at the bottom of the style sheet-
@media screen {
* html #wrapper {height: 0;}
}
which solved the problem.
My problem was, apparently, due to an IE bug, Lack of Layout, more
George,
Thank you for your suggestion, but it didn't solve the problem. Back
to the drawing board.
Paula
Paula Petrik
Professor
Department of History Art History
Associate Director
Center for History New Media
George Mason University
http://www.archiva.net
On Dec 26,
Ted,
Yes, Opera removed ads and I must correct my copy. The background is
the the guy in t he suit. Is he visible in IE 6 etc? Browsercam
doesn't show and the whole maincontent div is dropped down under the
nav in the BC shots. Thanks for your suggestions. I'll look at zoom:
1. This seems
Hey, again, Pauls,
Maybe-
@media screen {
* html #maincontent {height: 0;}
}
instead??
I'd play around with it but I'm currently on a Linux box, and a windows
one isn't readily available.
Later,
George
--
Sterling Web Services
On 12/26/05, Paula Petrik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm being driven nuts. Pulling out my hair. I cannot get this to workin IE and can't figure out where I'm going wrong. If I float:leftthe #maincontent, I lose my background image because #wrapper has noheight. IE does not want to honor something.
On 12/26/05, Paula Petrik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm being driven nuts. Pulling out my hair. I cannot get this to workin IE and can't figure out where I'm going wrong. If I float:leftthe #maincontent, I lose my background image because #wrapper has noheight. IE does not want to honor something.
I tried floating both nav and maincontent, but the wrapper would disappear because it would have no height and the guy in the suit with it. In IE, in one version, the nav would disappear entirely. Not good. PaulaPaula PetrikProfessorDepartment of History Art HistoryAssociate
Well, the problem is solved--for the time being. It still does not work on Win98 with IE4, but I think that I have to draw the line. As Drew suggested, it was a rounding problem, but I did get a lot of practice writing if statement for the IE family. I do have question. Drew, when you say "you
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