2geedesign wrote: >> 2geedesign wrote: >> >>> The webpage is http://www.synergie.uk.com/services.html >>> The CSS is http://www.synergie.uk.com/stylesheets/main-style.css >>> I have a horizontal navbar contained with the #servicesnav div. In IE6 >>> > Win and Opera 8.5 the links are centralised as I want within the div. > However in FF and Netscape the links are moved over to the right leaving a > blank space on the left and forcing the links to run into 3 lines. > >>> Ian W Geddes >>> >> davidLaakso wrote: >> > Ian, I do not have Netscape, but these changes /seemed/ toa help in > >> Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.0.3) >> Gecko/20060426 Firefox/1.5.0.3(local): >> #servicesnav ul { >> /*margin: 0em;*/ >> margin: 0 auto; >> padding: 1px 0 8px 3px; >> /*padding-top: 1px; >> padding-bottom: 2px;*/ >> } >> >> > David, Thanks for that - everything seems to work perfectly now. If you have > the time to reply could you explain to me how the changes actually work to > make FF and Netscape behave as per IE. Sorry, Ian, but I don't know why anything, including this, works. And I am not sure that I want to know. I practice the trial and error method. It will take someone who understands theory to explain it. Perhaps someone so inclined will clue you in. > How was it that they interpreted my > original CSS differently from IE? > > Thanks again > > Ian > > Best, ~davidLaakso
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