Hi everyone,
I wondered if someone could help me find a fix for floats in internet
explore for the mac. On the following two pages:
http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/gwh/frames.htm
and
http://www.officelinkonline.com.au/gwh/services.htm
...the floats won't float to where they're supposed
Hi All,
I¹ve just got a basic question regarding vertically aligning text and an
image within a div:
div id=outer div id=innerimg src=officelinklogo.gif
alt=Officelink Logo width=211 height=36 h1The
Officelinkonline Website/h1pis presently under
reconstruction./p
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Hi,
I have some basic code on a page: it's just a single table with one row and
cell - table id=travelinfotrtdIn here
Hi,
I have some basic code on a page: it's just a single table with one row and
cell - table id=travelinfotrtdIn here is just about three or four
paragraphs of text wrapped in p tags and an h1 heading above each
paragraph/table/td/tr
The table has 20 pixels of padding all around and 8 pixels of
Thanks for the help,
I think you're right - it would be a bit too complex to make it work in
IE(mac), so I think I'll just go for a table cell in this case.
Officelink wrote:
I was given the following code to vertically centre text
within a div and it works great in all browsers except IE
Hi,
I was given the following code to vertically centre text within a div and it
works great in all browsers except IE(mac). I wondered if anyone knew of a
way to get it to work in this browser:
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 /
style type=text/css
.outer {