On Jan 26, 2008, at 7:11 PM, Foundation Flash wrote:
> Philippe,
> I'm pretty sure that the latter point would break the entire design
> (I have tested it in Firebug). Is there a way around this, or
> should I just grin and bear it?
>
>
> Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
>>
>> On Jan 26, 2008, at 5:50 AM, Foundation Flash wrote:
>>
>>> I start with my biggest problem - that on Safari (both Mac and
>>> Windows).
>>> ..... In Safari, however, the <li>
>>> does not extend fully upwards or downwards and is instead limited
>>> to the
>>> area of the text and across wards. This ruins the effect. I have
>>> looked
>>> through lists of Safari problems and asked other but I am well
>>> and truly
>>> stuck.
>>
>>> http://www.foundation-flash.com
>>
>> Using display:inline-block for the <li> will improve that issue.
>>
>> #navmenu li{
>> ......
>> display:inline;
>> display:inline-block;
>> }
>>
>> and remove the padding on the ul
>> #navmenu ul {
>> padding:0;
>> }
>>
Oops, yeah. Old Firefox 2 doesn't play nice with this.
#navmenu li{
....
display:inline;
display:-moz-inline-box;
display:inline-block;
...
}
(in that order)
should play the ball.
Philippe
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