On Dec 18, 2005, at 11:45 PM, Bert Doorn wrote:
Seems a bit of overkill for a single rule. I avoid hacks wherever
possible, but if you do need one, it's better placed in the CSS
file (e.g. with a * html hack).
Bert, I rarely use hacks for my sites and never really learn how to
use them. IE conditional comments is the one I recently picked up and
always try not to use it - however sometimes it seems a bit foolish
to wasting half a day (in this particular case it has been more than
6 hours) to try to solve a problem in IE, and I must say I am more
than foolish in most cases when dealing with IE bugs because of my
refusal to use hacks.
I haven't got time to look through the whole CSS file (reverse-
engineering) to find the cause of each problem, but given you use
exact pixel widths in many places, chances are that they aren't
adding up (with IE's float bugs adding 3 pixels here and there).
I'd give it a bit of slack - maybe some of your problems will be
solved by removing some of the widths.
You have raised a very point, I removed some of the widths and it's
working now, although still not perfect. There is still gap appears
when scroll. This looks like a whole different issue involves with
other css declaration. I may need to post another new message for help.
http://sl.lotusseeds.com/request3.html
Thank you very much for your help!
tee
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