Re: T5: default.css and IE7 problem

2008-05-06 Thread Chris Lewis
The preferred way would be via conditional comments in your document header. http://www.quirksmode.org/css/condcom.html http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512.aspx There are probably browser hacks that would work as well, but if you've used hacks in the past you've probably learned why

Re: T5: default.css and IE7 problem

2008-05-06 Thread Angelo Chen
hi Tomasz, This works, thanks. however, the its effect is, look just right in IE7 but shift too much to the right in other browsers, any idea how to make this works only in IE7? Angelo Tomasz Dziurko wrote: > > Override T5 default css file. > > Put this in every your page class or (better sol

Re: T5: default.css and IE7 problem

2008-05-06 Thread Tomasz Dziurko
Almost forgot :) You need also add to tag in you tml file: Regards -- Tomasz Dziurko - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: T5: default.css and IE7 problem

2008-05-06 Thread Tomasz Dziurko
Override T5 default css file. Put this in every your page class or (better solution) in TopPage from all pages inherits. Just remember not to place TopPage in pages package, so it won't be accessible to user (e.g. place it in package org.myapp.commons). @Inject @Path("context:styles/style.css") p

T5: default.css and IE7 problem

2008-05-06 Thread Angelo Chen
Hi, I have a form like following, when the error is displayed, it is in the correct position in all the browsers except IE7, the error was shifted to the left, you can see it from the attached link, I trace the default.css, it seems this is the problem: HTML>BODY DIV.t-error LI { margin-left