Hi Clark,
you are using a strict dtd, so to be sure mesures are being hounered, you
shoud validate your code (it doesn't right now).
Second, browsers add different default sizes to ul and li margin and
paddings.
You should so overright the defaults by giving them a value iqual to zero
and start from there playing with the lenghts.
Since the ul is the container of the lis, what you give to the ul you are
giving to the overall list. You are also giving a padding to the container
div, so you are adding that to the ul margin (a larger sum then the image
you show, it seems to me).
If you get to a point where you want less than the sum of values you must
have, you can use negative margins.
Anyway, browsers put list style images in different places. You might
consider using list background images instead.
Hope it helps,
Isabel Santos
On 10/28/05, chuck clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
> I am having problems with ie6 and styling lists.
> - distance from the list image to text
> - overall distance of all contents of the div to the left side. there is
> more distance than i expect.
> http://chucklarge.mine.nu/csstest/list/
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Chuck
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