>> (definitely! I can create a bigger and more complex mess _with_ CSS,
>> than anyone could do before CSS... :-) )
> The humour helps! ; - )
Sometimes humor is all we can throw at weak and buggy browsers. The fact
remains though: we can be much more creative with CSS than without it -
even in
- Original Message
From: Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Michael Leibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2007 7:09:14 PM
Subject: Re: [css-d] collapsing vertical margins
>(definitely! I can create a bigger and more complex
Michael Leibson wrote:
> (With all the workarounds necessary for noncompliant browsers, are
> you really any further ahead than you were before CSS?)
(definitely! I can create a bigger and more complex mess _with_ CSS,
than anyone could do before CSS... :-) )
> I've found that giving a box elem
Michael Leibson wrote:
>> . . . IE6 suddenly ignores paragraph margin-right when that paragraph is
>> absolutely positioned (it respects all other margins,
>> however). What is THAT all about??
>Alan Gresley responded:
> . . . Since you have a width set for your container, it has hasLayout (for
Michael Leibson wrote:
> Hi;
>
> (With all the workarounds necessary for noncompliant browsers, are you really
> any further ahead
> than you were before CSS?)
>
> I've found that giving a box element absolute positioning stops its vertical
> margins from
> collapsing.* Any good reasons why one
Hi;
(With all the workarounds necessary for noncompliant browsers, are you really
any further ahead than you were
before CSS?)
I've found that giving a box element absolute positioning stops its vertical
margins from collapsing.* Any good reasons why one shouldn't use absolute
positioning ev
