[css-d] Navigation with lists soacing problem

2005-06-30 Thread stu
Hi,
Can anyone take a look at this page please:
 
http://extranet.dabs.com/stuart/testnav.htm
 
Ignore the rubbish font sizes and what not, I have chopped this section out of 
the bigger picture.
Look at the list and you will see that in IE there are spaces between the 
seperate li, and in firefox, opera, etal. there are not. I have poured over 
this problem for long enough so if anyone can help then id really appreciate 
it. Im certain that its something small and stupid.
 
Thanks for your help in advance...
 
Stu.
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Re: [css-d] Navigation with lists soacing problem

2005-06-30 Thread Zoe M. Gillenwater

stu wrote:


http://extranet.dabs.com/stuart/testnav.htm

Look at the list and you will see that in IE there are spaces between the seperate 
li, and in firefox, opera, etal. there are not.
 



Stu,

The problem comes from the display: block on your a elements.  Adding 
display: inline to their parent li's fixes it.  Another solution is 
described here:

http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?page=5cid=AC0B9

Zoe

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RE: [css-d] Navigation with lists soacing problem

2005-06-30 Thread stu
zoe wrote:

Stu,

The problem comes from the display: block on your a elements.  Adding
display: inline to their parent li's fixes it.  Another solution is
described here:
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?page=5cid=AC0B9

Zoe
 
Zoe, thats great. From all the solutions listed tbis one seems to be the one I 
needed (as in, the most elegant) What I dont understand is that i thought when 
you display an LI inline, its the same as it floating to the left. Thats why I 
didnt try it.
 
Every day is a school day with css.
 
Thanks to everyone else for your suggestions.
 
STU.
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