Re: [css-d] IMG with inline PADDING not working in IE8

Thierry Koblentz wrote: > I think you'd have better result across browsers if you were using > margin instead of padding. Yes, it's an old problem that browsers haven't implemented padding properly for img elements. However, IE 8 implements it, but only in "standards" mode. If your document is

Re: [css-d] Help with Horizontal List in IE

On Jan 14, 2010, at 1:32 AM, Denise McLaurin wrote: > I'm creating a horizontal unordered list that in most cases will be long > enough to wrap to more than one line. The and elements are set > to display:block and float:left. I do not have a set width or height on > either of these and pr

Re: [css-d] IMG with inline PADDING not working in IE8

> I'm no CSS expert and sometimes I need to "nudge" a photograph one direction > or another a few pixels, and add inline CSS to do so, such as: > > > > However, I've noticed this additional padding is not displayed in Internet > Explorer (I have IE 8). The padding shows fine in Firefox, Safari and

Re: [css-d] IMG with inline PADDING not working in IE8

Doug Niven wrote: > I'm no CSS expert and sometimes I need to "nudge" a photograph one direction > or another a few pixels, and add inline CSS to do so, such as: > > > I can add a live URL example if needed but thought I'd ask first. > > > Doug > > *Yes,* it is always to your advantage to add a

[css-d] IMG with inline PADDING not working in IE8

Hi Folks, I'm no CSS expert and sometimes I need to "nudge" a photograph one direction or another a few pixels, and add inline CSS to do so, such as: However, I've noticed this additional padding is not displayed in Internet Explorer (I have IE 8). The padding shows fine in Firefox, Sa

Re: [css-d] Help with Horizontal List in IE

Denise McLaurin wrote: > Bill Braun wrote: > >> Wild hunch - try separating the words Exam Master Online with >> non-breakable spaces ( ). >> >> Bill B >> >> > > Thanks Bill. I dismissed that initially since this involves a CMS, but > decided to give it a try since the output is creat

Re: [css-d] Help with Horizontal List in IE

Bill Braun wrote: > Wild hunch - try separating the words Exam Master Online with > non-breakable spaces ( ). > > Bill B > Thanks Bill. I dismissed that initially since this involves a CMS, but decided to give it a try since the output is created by my own module ... it worked! Many thanks

Re: [css-d] suckerfish problem in IE7

Theresa Newman wrote: >> Hi Alan, >> I tried the simple suggestion to convert the left value to a percentage to >> hide the submenu, but I still see stickiness.My simple page is below. if you >> view it in IE7, hover over middle menu (Anabantoidei), right click on any >> submenu item, then click on

Re: [css-d] Help with Horizontal List in IE

Denise McLaurin wrote: > I'm creating a horizontal unordered list that in most cases will be long > enough to wrap to more than one line. The and elements are set > to display:block and float:left. I do not have a set width or height on > either of these and prefer not to do so. > > All work

[css-d] Help with Horizontal List in IE

I'm creating a horizontal unordered list that in most cases will be long enough to wrap to more than one line. The and elements are set to display:block and float:left. I do not have a set width or height on either of these and prefer not to do so. All works fine in Firefox; however, IE is

Re: [css-d] CSS Tag cloud

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Re: [css-d] suckerfish problem in IE7

Alan Gresley wrote: (snip) > When I have time, I will create a test case. Your choice Theresa. Much cleaner HTML. CSS has a IE6 only hack. I not even sure if this is needed since I don't even