.menu li a {
(...)
padding: 0 0 0 10;
(...)
}
Here. You know the differents box models? Quirks and Strict? Well...
You can use a hack (link changing the width of the "a" element for
"(current -10)"), or the "box in a box" technique, but this last one
require one more redundant and non-semantic element (like a <span>
enclosing the <a> content). You choose.
On 28/11/05, Torp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, it works (http://www.dehelling.net/demo2.html)
> But now, in Mozilla the <a>'s break out of the column...
>
> > Have you tried to set width/height of the "a" selector? It'll
> >probably solve the issue.
--
diego nunes
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