RE: Subject: RE: [css-d] a:hover border-bottom not showing up in IE?

2005-06-28 Thread Peter Williams
 From: Jason Baker
 Peter, I have now added the text-decoration:none;
 ...still do not see a bottom border in IE. 
 
 Additionally i see that you have the class named #nav a rather
than div#nav a, is there a difference? should i be doing things 
 one way or the other?

I noted that another list member offered the information that the
bottom-border problem disappeared when the text size was increased.
So it is probably just a display glitch/artifact, rather than any
markup of css error on your part.

div#nav is more explicit and specific that #nav.
If you define #nav you could use it on a div, p, h, whatever.
If you define div#nav then all it can be is a div.

There is no practical difference, but #nav offers more versatility,
your way offers more specificity, but sinece an ID can only occur
once per page it is hard to imagine why you'd need to do it that way.

-- 
Peter Williams


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Re: Subject: RE: [css-d] a:hover border-bottom not showing up in IE?

2005-06-28 Thread Ingo Chao
Jason, is there a special reason why you didn't even tried the 
suggestion in my post?


-
Filter only apply to elements which have layout, and any dimension 
will let your link gain this quality


/* \*/
* html #nav a {height:1%}
/* */

border and filter are back, but you'll probably have to adjust the 
positioning.


Ingo

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