Re: [css-d] IE nesting divs in sibling, not parent?

Lisa Benham wrote: > Layout works fine in Firefox 2, but IE7 nests absolute positioned > #pageNav and h1, h2 header divs in content div (sibling) instead of > wrapper (parent)? > > Or at least it looks like it - lines up with it, exactly? > > http://www.artbetweenus.org/stage/ Your absolute positi

Re: [css-d] ie7 margin bug

> IE seems to have many problems of this type (margins, paddings lost or > incorrectly applied, in presence of floats and clears.) Are these problems documented anywhere? When I google for "ie7 css bugs" I don't find anything that seems related. It would be nice if a list of bugs with possible sol

Re: [css-d] ie7 margin bug

Tobbe Lundberg wrote: >> IE seems to have many problems of this type (margins, paddings lost or >> incorrectly applied, in presence of floats and clears.) > > Are these problems documented anywhere? When I google for "ie7 css > bugs" I don't find anything that seems related. It would be nice if a

[css-d] Floating images with text wrapping underneath

This issue has probably been covered before, but it wouldn’t hurt for someone to ask it again. When floating an image to the left or right of a paragraph, what is the CSS to prevent the last line(s) of the paragraph from continuing under the image? I just want the last lines to continue under t

Re: [css-d] IE nesting divs in sibling, not parent?

Worked like a charm - Much thanks, Bruno! LB ~ El Bee ~ ~ design . usability . general artistry ~ www.LisaBenham.com Bruno Fassino wrote: > Lisa Benham wrote: > >> Layout works fine in Firefox 2, but IE7 nests absolute positioned >> #pageNav and h1, h2 header div

Re: [css-d] ie7 margin bug

Bruno Fassino wrote: Tobbe Lundberg wrote: >> >> There is a 40px margin below #box. It shouldn't be there. The 40px >> margin comes from #wrapper, but since #wrapper is much shorter than >> #box that margin shouldn't make any difference. Firefox 2 and Opera >> 9 gets it right. >> The address

[css-d] Alignment issues

http://blog.kim.thewei.com/20070712/nobel-laureate-calls-for-removal-of-bush/ I'm trying to align the boxes in this form flush-left and the footer area to span the width of the column. Any help appreciated. -- Kim Brooks Wei http://thewei.com T 201.475.1854

Re: [css-d] Alignment issues

> On Behalf Of Kim Brooks Wei > > http://blog.kim.thewei.com/20070712/nobel-laureate-calls-for-removal-of- > bush/ > > I'm trying to align the boxes in this form flush-left and the footer > area to span the width of the column. > > Any help appreciated. It is the "text-align:center" declaratio

Re: [css-d] ie7 margin bug

Alan Gresley wrote: > > IE will transfer a margin-bottom from an element, being > default or otherwise to below a float. The element in > question can come before or after the float in the source, or > contain the float. > > Tobbe, you example gave me the push to complete the test page > I had been

[css-d] to position, or not to position....

Hey all - I'm laying out a new site, and was trying to get a handle on positioning. Here's what I'm playing with: http://diamondwphotography.com/NEWSITE/ I started by making a two-column table, to set up my major "areas" of operation. Then, I wanted to push the logo away from the corner, so

Re: [css-d] to position, or not to position....

Andrew Wallace wrote: > Hey all - > I'm laying out a new site, and was trying to get a handle on positioning. > Here's what I'm playing with: > > http://diamondwphotography.com/NEWSITE/ > > > Andy > > > Things will go a lot easier for you if you abandon absolute positioning to structur

Re: [css-d] ie7 margin bug

Checking your CSS,I see that you have not given any element a height.Therefore the only height would come from the #box which is much longer than #content.As #wrapper encloses both #content and #box (NOT #siteinfo)#wrappers length ends with the bottom of #box,and a bottom margin of 40px has bee

Re: [css-d] Floating images with text wrapping underneath

On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 13:50:59 -0400, Rachel Vidrine wrote: > > When floating an image to the left or right of a paragraph, what is the CSS > to prevent > the last line(s) of the paragraph from continuing under the image? I just > want the last > lines to continue under the other lines, not underne

Re: [css-d] ie7 margin bug

> As #wrapper encloses both #content and #box (NOT > #siteinfo)#wrappers length ends with the bottom of #box,and a bottom margin > of 40px has been given to #wrapper which accounts for the 40px margin. So why is the border not below #box then? If #wrapper did indeed end at the bottom of #box, don't