Michael Hulse wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> The below code makes Firefox on Mac to behave:
>
> .nav {
> display: -moz-inline-box; /* Fixes Firefox */
> display: inline-block;
> }
>
> Any probs with -moz-inline-box in the PC world?
I did not see differences in the implementation of -moz-inline-box Fx-PC
vs. Fx-Mac.
There are some problems with -moz-inline-box when you want to let this
box contain some more complex things. You'll probably need to give
width&height dimensions to this box, and you'll probably need to add an
inner wrapping div with the same dimensions inside the box, so the
content aligns to this div. This depends on your actual project.
Bringing inline-block to work for Opera8, Opera9TP1, IE-Mac, IEWin for
complex content requires some trickery (Safari can handle it pretty
well), so better test your attempt at an early stage
crossbrowser/platform, might protect you from a lot of frustration.
Ingo
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