On Oct 12, 2008, at 11:25 AM, Erik Harris wrote:
> I've got a element buried with this hierarchy:
> div#sidebar > ul > li#pages > ul
>
> I've got the following two lines in my stylesheet:
>
> #sidebar ul ul {margin: 5px 0 0 10px;}
> #pages ul {margin: 0em; padding: 0em;}
>
> Despite the fact
I'm still occasionally spending a few minutes here and there on
http://www.kungfu-silat.com/wp/ , and while I continue to decide how I
want to design the sidebar and main content (which needs lots of work),
I've stumbled across something that I can't figure out.
I've got a element buried with
On Oct 12, 2008, at 8:14 AM, Big John wrote:
>> What do people think the easiest solution is for this problem?"
>
> It doesn't work because unlike every other major browser,
> The Firefox people haven't seen fit to support it. I would
> guess that this change is fairly easy, given the support
> e
Vincent Pollard wrote:
> What do people think the easiest solution is for this problem?"
It doesn't work because unlike every other major browser,
The Firefox people haven't seen fit to support it. I would
guess that this change is fairly easy, given the support
everywhere else, so FF's intransi
Here's my 2 cents FWIW.
Alan, I think we need to go back to your original post to see where some
of this confusion stems.
> Jennifer.
>
> Setting padding and margin to 0 in 'body' will globally remove all padding
> and margins until you change the situation.
I will admit that simply quoting t
Jack Blankenships wrote:
> If I press the Enter
> key when the desired 'Option 5' link is selected, the link will fire
> and the display is still set to none properly.
In Firefox 3 Mac, at least, the menu does not disappear when Option 5 is
activated with the keyboard.
> This does not work in br
