[css-d] Pros/Cons of IE6 standalone w/install of IE7b2

r IE6? Are there any risks associated with installing it? Feel free to respond to me off-list, to avoid tangentially-realted traffic, and I'll post a summary for those interested. Thanks! Lisa Hoppes __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTE

[css-d] the limits of source order freedom?

This is the first time I've really had a request for a specific source order, and I'm struggling. http://www.luxecraft.com/images/layout.gif These are the basic blocks of the layout, labelled. This is the requested source order: #container (the green outline; this is a fixed/centered design) #h

[css-d] one true layout: equal height columns (IE problem)

I've put together a sample page illustrating my problem. http://www.luxecraft.com/equal-height.htm In Firefox, this looks fine. In IE6, the huge amount (1000px) of padding shows. This is as stripped as I can make it; the actual page will have content below the 2-column box as well. Can someone h

[css-d] invalid: nesting a div inside a dt-- alternative?-- SOLVED

Thanks to Paul Debban, who suggested that I associate the help text with the input rather than the label. This validates: Street Address: If known. Lisa On 10/20/05, Lisa Hoppes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The validator is not liking this: > > Street Address: >

[css-d] invalid: nesting a div inside a dt-- alternative?

Hello! The validator is not liking this: Street Address: If known. What is a good solution? I'd like to have: label (break) help text (break) input If i make the div for help a span, how would I style it to go to next line? I'm using a dl for the form because I've had success i

[css-d] help! IE but not Firefox showing faux columns background

I've stripped this down to just the problem. There is left nav that will go in, as well as other content. I've got a faux columns background image repeat-y on #contentcontainer (blue on left, gray in middle, white on right). In IE, the faux columns are showing up fine. In Firefox, nothing, though