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From: Alan K. Gay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 11:04 AM
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Subject: RE: [css-d] Two-column fluid layout
Kristin, I'm not versed in the hack you are using for min-width on IE6. I
do observe that if I r
the
print-only css different for IE and FF, so you will need to us the IE
conditional style sheet approach.
Good luck. You aren't alone, but from my experience very few websites are
actually tested with regards to printing, so it's a bit of a black art.
Alan K. Gay
www.buymetrics.
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don't need that interdependence. If someone knows of a solution to achieve
the wire-frame nature of a table without the table, I would love to learn
about it. The tables really are a pain.
Alan K. Gay
www.buymetrics.com
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What is failing? Is it the vertical gray line on the right?
Alan K. Gay
www.buymetrics.com
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Subject: [css-d] Fixed Footer
Hi All
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don't need that interdependence. If someone knows of a solution to achieve
the wire-frame nature of a table without the table, I would love to learn
about it. The tables really are a pain.
Alan K. Gay
www.buymetrics.com
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1px
to IE6, and then turn around and set it to auto for IE7 and FF. Fun stuff.
When you force haslayout on the container, you will then see the unfixable
bug in IE6, which is that your marging will be 2x what you specify, or 20px.
Alan K. Gay
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Add position:relative to your container div. I've forgotten why, but it is
often required in IE for any container that has floats inside.
Alan K. Gay
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Overflow:scroll and position:relative in IE6 - Bug?
Alan K. Gay wrote:
> I would like to place a relatively positioned element inside a fixed width
> div with overflow:scroll. It works fine in FF, and in IE6 in quirks
mode.
> But the minute I put IE6
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This is div text
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have stuff that has worked for years broken.
Page-break-after seems to be OK, but it's not quite the same... Sometimes
the stuff "before" doesn't know what comes next... So don't know whether to
force a page break afte
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