francky wrote:
> Hi,
> I was playing somewhat with margin and padding. Came out that, without
> special IE-hack, {padding-bottom: 1px;}combined with {margin-bottom:
> -1px} in the "#mainNav li" does work in IE6 under Win98SE. See testpage
> <http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/ie-whitespace-test.htm>.
> Now I'm getting a bit curious:
> (1) You know if it's working in other IE-versions / OS's?
Your fix does solve the problem on this page nicely here in XP, so I'd
go for it.
> (2) Is this the same reason ('hasLayout') as you described? Or just by
> accident?
The li in your fix still hasLayout = false. You can test those things
with the IEDomExplorerToolbar.
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/11/01/487833.aspx
A few words about theory of haslayout can be found in the [1] in my post.
As I do not understand what is the trigger of the suckerfish space (I
have expressed this in my post), I cannot say how your fix works,
either. The padding would stop margin collapsing, similar to the
haslayout thing, but where is the margin, and why should the uncollapsed
status be smaller. Hmm.
regards,
Ingo
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