From: Simon Douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Thanks for that, I have tried it - see
>www.menziesclc.org.uk/test/index2.html
>There are two (possibly insoluble) problems:
>1. In IE, a stray letter ('W') appears, or rather, is not hidden.
>2. This is less of a problem, but the flow is wrong - can the order
>be changed, so that the title is first?
#1 - IE, it seems moves all the other letters to the left based on your letter
spacing, *except* the first letter, which it leaves in its original location.
You'll need to find some other way of moving the text you do not want to
display.
You've used text-indent with a negative value, presumably for Opera, but while
it appears that Gecko browsers will do what you want with the negative letter
spacing, I don't think they are using that to move the h1 text, as they can
read the following, more specific selector that resets the letter-spacing to
normal and instead uses text-indent to move the text. Perhaps you can just
unhide that selector from IE/Win (remove the > between html and body and put a
space there instead, or remove that part of the selector altogether)?
#2 Based on information from this page -
http://www.brunildo.org/test/IE_raf3.html (example 11 and 12)
I moved the h1 element to the beginning of the header DIV and then placed a
completely useless DIV (with nothing in it) between the h1 and the floated div.
Bingo, there's your title image. It's an extra element, but sometimes we gotta
do what we gotta do...
hope that helps,
~holly
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