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> Dave dolefully wrote:
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> >> Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is
> >> chopped in half. Don't know why.
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> To which Ian intoned:
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> > the margin-top:-3em; in the content is the culprit
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> And Georg Gracefully added:
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> > Add 'position: relative' to the image
Dave dolefully wrote:
>> Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is
>> chopped in half. Don't know why.
To which Ian intoned:
> the margin-top:-3em; in the content is the culprit
And Georg Gracefully added:
> Add 'position: relative' to the image in question, to fix I
Dave Pierce wrote:
> Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is
> chopped in half. Don't know why.
Add 'position: relative' to the image in question, to fix IE6' "stacking
over the edge" problems.
Good for you that you don't have to fix anything else :-)
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> Sent: 09 April 2007 08:20
> To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
> Subject: [css-d] decapitated picture
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>
> Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is
> chopped in half. Don't know why.
>
> HTML validates. CSS sort of does, if you don&#
Well, good ol' IE6 does it again. On this page, the top left pic is
chopped in half. Don't know why.
HTML validates. CSS sort of does, if you don't mind the IE hacks. I
know, they're everywhere, but I'm not paid to rewrite the entire site
or page. Just add more stuff to the mess that's alrea
