Thanks all,
Alan Gresley<a...@css-class.com> wrote:
> Don, I think this may fix your layout but be warned, adding hasLayout may
> cause other issues.
>
> *+html #content {height:1%;} /* fix for IE7 */
> * html #content {height:1%;} /* fix for IE6- */
This fix did not change solved the positioning problem between the
sidebar area and the content area in IE7 (or IE5-6 but those not my
high priority).
This fix solve one problem putting #content where it belongs in IE5-6.
Previously, it was stretched to the viewport.
(using browsershots.org because I am on a MAC)
Wow Alan. Sounds like you are writing a good CSS book. Any suggestions
to modifying my approach here that will have fewer issues? In it's
present state, I am just working to establish an optimum CSS layout
for a blog/cms with a static sidebar and a fluid body, header, footer
Philippe Wittenbergh<e...@l-c-n.com> wrote:
> The parent of #content is a 'hasLayout' container (because of
> overflow:hidden)....
> Maybe choose another technique? Inserting an <hr> that clears the whole block
> as last element in #container? That would even be semantic...
I am all for trying out a different technique here. I am looking for
the best approach possible for this blog/cms. This CSS will be a
workhorse for a schools website. I am surprised how challenging a
basic css layout still is cross-browser. But, it's what we have.
David Laakso<da...@chelseacreekstudio.com> wrote:
> 2/ Can the markup be changed? 3/ Does it really need to be that complex (bad
> case of too many ids/classes)?
My 'Ohlone' CSS layout template is a child-theme of a wordpress theme
framework from themehybrid.com. That may explain some of the Markup
complexity which can be changed/over-ridden in the child theme. So, I
can simplify markup that way.
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