quot;. It just seems
awful obtuse to me.
Curiously, I also found that adding "float: left;" to
#bottomrow also solved the problem.
I took that out though and used "overflow: hidden" and it
seems to work fine in IE6, IE7, and FF3b5.
Thanks Jim and David.
Jim Nannery wrote:
>
Basic test case: http://www.kickflop.net/div-problem.html
I'm clearly missing something simple here. I want 'bot1',
'bot2', and 'bot3' to be 3 bordered divs INSIDE 'bottomrow'
Any suggestions would be great.
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Thanks all. I'll figure out what will work for me based on
the replies. I don't think I can require the extra element
inside the as I am developing a theme for general use.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Jeff Blaine wrote:
>> I don't see a CSS2 way to apply a color to J
I don't see a CSS2 way to apply a color to JUST the list item
marker (disc, square, whatever).
Have I missed it? I don't want to use an image. I just want
to make the list item marker itself 20% less imposing by
lightening it relative to body text color.
Side question: Barring a solution above
How does one address IE7 (for one) when the user has
configured his/her Windows system to use 120DPI fonts
instead of the default 96DPI?
It's my unconfirmed understanding that Opera does the
same (arguably wrong) thing as IE7.
120DPI
http://www.kickflop.net/temp/moopoint-ie7.jpg
http://www.kickfl
FF2 and IE7 show the menu the same for me. Can you elaborate
on the problem?
Bill Stemp wrote:
> Please refer to: http://www.pielows.co.za/highlights.htm
>
> The left-hand menu has a background fill that does not align in IE,
> although fine in FF.
>
> Can anyone please advise?
>
> Many thank
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks Georg!
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Jeff Blaine wrote:
>> I guess what I am saying is that I am looking for the generalized
>> solution, not the solution to the test case page+image as static
>> files. The test case exists onl
oblem.
[ Thanks David ]
Jeff
David Laakso wrote:
> Jeff Blaine wrote:
>> The test case at
>>
>> http://www.kickflop.net/csstest/
>
> It just needs a little more, and a little different, structure than you
> had.
> Cursory tested in IE/6, IE/
I'm completely stumped on this one and cannot seem to find
the fix information via my many searches. I have asked
for help already in 3 separate locations only to come up
empty-handed.
I suspect I've found the right place to ask. Fruitful or
not, I would appreciate any help!
The test case at
