But why it works when I apply that mysterious three pixel margin to
images? How can I apply that margin ONLY to IE and not e.g. Firefox?
.navi img {
float: left;
margin: 0 -3px;
}
Btw. Merry Christmas to all U and greetings from Finland!
Roger,
You are looking for 'shrink-wrap' rendering. You are getting it in
ie/win by exploiting a non-standard rendering rule in ie that expands
containers to hold their content. The most common way to get this
behavior cross-browser is to float the element (works in everything but
ie/mac).
On Dec 25, 2005, at 9:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Roger,
You are looking for 'shrink-wrap' rendering. You are getting it in
ie/win by exploiting a non-standard rendering rule in ie that expands
containers to hold their content. The most common way to get this
behavior cross-browser
I am at a loss at trying to accomplish the following.
1. Make the main css file '/new/ifsmain.css' and the alternate styl sheet
'/new/ifsmain-reverse.css' one button. to fit in the space just above the
'Knowledge is power' line and aligned on the left margin of the gif.
2. get the background
