RE: [WSG] cutting and pasting content

2005-03-03 Thread Peter Ottery



did you try this?http://www.ravnwood.com/archives/004286.php(no idea if it works, just found it via google)bit of 
a _javascript_ hack - but may be an option> Are there> 
any suggestions for allowing a block of content to be selected in IE and> 
not having it try to select the entire page?


Re: [WSG] cutting and pasting content

2005-03-03 Thread Jan Brasna
Hm, then I can't help further, this is the only situation I know about 
that was problematic in IE... :(

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RE: [WSG] cutting and pasting content

2005-03-03 Thread Ted Drake
Hi Thanks for the feedback.
I didn't post the url because it is still on a test server.
We are not using any absolute positioning and the content is not floated 
either. The maincontent div is floated left, if that means anything. The  
tags have no style's associated with them.

It's a good thing to remember not to use absolute positioning for this.
Ted


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> Are there
> any suggestions for allowing a block of content to be selected in IE and
> not having it try to select the entire page?

Avoid abolute positioning in these areas.

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Re: [WSG] cutting and pasting content

2005-03-03 Thread Jan Brasna
Are there
any suggestions for allowing a block of content to be selected in IE and
not having it try to select the entire page?
Avoid abolute positioning in these areas.
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