Correction: You moved the background style to the paragraph inside the
containing div.
Thanks,
Nate
On 10/23/06 12:22 PM, "Nate Kresse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David,
>
> I don't believe "tight coding" had anything to do with it. You simply moved
> the background style to the containin
David,
I don't believe "tight coding" had anything to do with it. You simply moved
the background style to the containing div. This is a "fix" but not always
possible or desirable.
See this second test case which uses your code with the background style
applied to the containing div (#pagehead):
Nate Kresse wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I came across a situation where IE7 (fresh copy downloaded today) inserts
> extra padding-top when applied to an element inside a cleared div that comes
> after a floated div. It also seems like it is related to using the shortcut
> to apply a background color.
>
Nate Kresse wrote:
> I came across a situation where IE7 (fresh copy downloaded today) inserts
> extra padding-top when applied to an element inside a cleared div that comes
> after a floated div. It also seems like it is related to using the shortcut
> to apply a background color. ...
>
> http:/
Hello All,
I came across a situation where IE7 (fresh copy downloaded today) inserts
extra padding-top when applied to an element inside a cleared div that comes
after a floated div. It also seems like it is related to using the shortcut
to apply a background color.
Check out my test case here:
