> On Behalf Of Dave Woods
>
> That'll work for IE6 but haslayout also exists in IE7 therefore either
zoom or applying a width would be the best fix ;o)
Hi Dave,
The problem with "width" is that the rule already contains a padding
declaration, so it'd "require" to serve a different value to IE5.
On the other hand, "width" validates but "zoom" doesn't.
So the "best" fix (if validation is a requirement) could be to use:
a {display:inline-block;}
*before* the existing "div.navigation a" rule that contains a
"display:block" declaration.
That should turn hasLayout on in ie 5.5+
--
Regards,
Thierry | http://www.TJKDesign.com
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