does anyone know the current position regarding min-height support in IE7?
or more specifically, what will happen to CSS rules written thus:
div.headline{
height: 40px;
min-height: 40px;
padding: 1px 0 0 0;
}
html>body div.headline{
height: auto;
}
where height set to 40px in the first declaration is reset to auto
using a child selector, so that *good* browsers allow the div to grow
with larger fonts or more content... (height acting as min-height in
IE which can't see the child selector)
AIUI IE7 will support child selectors which will mean without
min-height support my headline will collapse to the size of it's
content...
(I have a lot of style sheets using this....)
TIA
Tony
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