Re: [css-d] one div's margin-top affecting neighbour

2006-11-05 Thread Gunlaug Sørtun
Adam wrote: > You can see I need to push the column headings down, but it shifts > the image too. Has anyone else come across this? All the time. It's a standard compliant browser's reaction to 'collapsing margins'[1], and affects _all_ my standard compliant browsers. > This is the HTML: http:/

Re: [css-d] one div's margin-top affecting neighbour

2006-11-05 Thread Adam Hardy
francky on 05/11/06 02:00, wrote: > Adam wrote: >> I have a page that's misbehaving in firefox 2. >> >> > ... hoho: and should misbehave in IE too, if IE was css standards > compliant... ;-) Hi Francky, is that just a throw-away one-liner or do you know why it doesn't work? I liked your alter

Re: [css-d] one div's margin-top affecting neighbour

2006-11-05 Thread francky
Adam wrote: >Hi there, > >I have a page that's misbehaving in firefox 2. > > ... hoho: and should misbehave in IE too, if IE was css standards compliant... ;-) >I am trying to apply a graphical look to my main content divs using a >set of images giving them rounded corners and shading. > >My

[css-d] one div's margin-top affecting neighbour

2006-11-04 Thread Adam
Hi there, I have a page that's misbehaving in firefox 2. I am trying to apply a graphical look to my main content divs using a set of images giving them rounded corners and shading. My approach is to use background images on divs absolutely positioned into the corners of the containing div, an