tee,
on Tuesday, December 27, 2005 at 18:19 [email protected] wrote:
> and this is the cure (without causing problem in PC' IEs):
> #siteOption li a span {
> text-indent: -16000px;
> font-size: 1px;
> }
> http://gb.lotusseeds.com/macie.html
> http://gb.lotusseeds.com/macie.jpg
> However, Safari, Firefox and Oprea won't honor it no matter what.
This should work in those browsers too. But if not, you can safely use
the commented backslash hack for ie mac. The browser is dead and using
hacks for dead browsers is somehow safe.
maybe you need to set overflow:hidden; ?
Take a look at: http://phark.typepad.com/phark/2003/08/accessible_imag.html
> Working on this site, I notice that there is an isue with class, span
> class specificities that the above three browsers wont' honor and
> which never happened before with other sites I did.
> For example:
> Despite the lower specificities for class, I would think the world
> three most advanced browsers would honor my simple request without
> telling them specifically that the '.lastpara' is the child of the
> 'p' element of descendant of 'content' div.
These browsers are right. And yes, it is because of the specificity.
#content p is more specific than .lastpara and therefore overrides the
padding value. You already found the cure, so simply use it, it's
correct.
regards
Martin
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