On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 20:28:31 +0000, Patrick H. Lauke
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> Jonathan T. Sage wrote:
> > HTML:
> > <div id="header"><a href="link.html"><span>Link Text</span></a></div>
> >
> > CSS:
> > #header { postion etc, background-image: }
> > a#header { same size as header }
> > #header span { visibility: hidden; }
>
> that second line should be #header a { ... }
>
hmm. ok, of course you are right. My next question is, what writing
a declaration like a#id, what is happening? Certinally don't wanna
throw out a "it works so it must be right", since it is obviously not
correct - but the question begs to be answered, why does it work? is
that in some way implying display:block? or is it turning the entire
div into an anchor? Very odd.
"working" (FF / IE6 anyway) example at http://jtsage.com/apathy - I'll
leave it for a few hours before I change it. (also should be noted
that it validates as is).
thanks much for the responses. This list has a wonderful quality of
making me question what I think I know... somewhere along the way I
think I may be picking up some real useful knowledge
~j
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Jonathan T. Sage
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