How about something like:
.mountain {
color: #9b422d;
background: url (images/h1-mountain-arrow.png) 0px no-repeat;
margin-left: -15px;
text-indent: 30px;
}
Cheers
Richmond
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Thierry -
You were absolutely correct, thank you for your advice, much appreciated.
Is it because "position: relative;" is inherited? I'm trying to
understand if it's an error in my CSS or an IE6/IE7 bug.
Thanks!
Richmond
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know it's not a JavaScript problem as stripping out all JS has no effect.
I appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks
Richmond
> I don't see any input:hover rules in any of your CSS. Besides, IE6
> does not respond to hover on anything other than links.
>
> This leads me to believe
Hi everyone.
I have an issue with a form on an HTML page. My best guess is that
it's a variant of the Guillotine bug, or that the form is somehow
inheriting margin or padding properties from an ancestor element...
but I can't be sure.
On the following page:
http://www.canopydesign.ca/webdev/leadi
Hi everyone.
I have an issue with a form on an HTML page. My best guess is that
it's a variant of the Guillotine bug, or that the form is somehow
inheriting margin or padding properties from an ancestor element...
but I can't be sure.
On the following page:
http://www.canopydesign.ca/webdev/leadi
