Without provoking any irritation, am I correct in my impression that
hacking the style sheet is best option, and lack of CSS validation
probably won't present me with major problems?
I'd say you're correct.
Lack of CSS validity doesn't cause major problems in browsers - as long
as you know w
I'm looking at my most recent screen BrowserCam captures.
In IE5.2 on MacOSX 10.4, the image caption moves to the right and
displaces the article text. I can't figure out why.
http://www.keithpurtell.com/kthings/captures/84.jpg
The next three captures are IE6 and IE8 on Windows machines with 800x6
Is there a way to target Safari, but not Chrome?
No anywhere-near-reliable ways to target Safari but not Chrome in CSS,
I'm afraid.
Doesn't pay off to solve text-related deviations via browser-targeting
anyway, since actual text size/appearance depends on settings in each
user's browser/OS
Hello all,
My nav menu wrapped onto two lines on Safari because Safari renders text
fatter (thus, wider) than other browsers. The problem did not affect Chrome,
IE or FF. (All browsers on a PC.) I had to decrease the space between menu
items to make them fit. I can target Safari with a CSS hac
Hi,
I have problems to detect if my DTD (and whatnot) are correct.
Since I run into the box model bug in IE6, header data must be wrong -
the bug supposedly only applies to quirksmode. I found this JS snippet
http://www.snippetstash.com/public/126
if(document.compatMode == 'CSS1Compat
Any previous experience?
Plenty... :-)
Need to study the actual page.
regards
Georg
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Hello list,
I'm (painfully) aware of RTL text behaving badly in software in
general, and especially in HTML documents styled with CSS in IE7. I'm
also aware that changing text direction causes a new rendering context
for IE.
What I was previously unaware of is hasLayout (the immediate effect
bein
Joanne wrote:
item 1
item 2
What css do I use to get rid of it so the bullets line up with the
rest of the content?
The default left "margin" may be caused, in CSS terms, by margin-left _or_
padding-left of the ul element _or_ the li elements, or a combination
thereof. There are differenc
I'm sure this is a simple one, but I've Googled and had trouble finding an
answer.
With a simple list (code below), there's a fairly large left margin or
indent that appears by default.
item 1
item 2
What css do I use to get rid of it so the bullets line up with the rest of
the content?
Joan
