Thank you Jens for taking the time to explain further.
>> Does this mean it's a good idea to add display:block to all floated
>> images? Are there any drawbacks?
>
> I have used this on various occasions with inline elements, like span,
> a for example, to be able to make navigations that would
Hi Jens,
Please excuse me for butting in here, but I'm very much a learner
with CSS, especially with positioning elements, and I'd like to be
able to understand this a little more.
> 1. Images are not block elements, so applying float to them will
> trigger funny experiences with some browsers.
Hi,
I have 2 irritating problems, both to do with the positioning within
the heading area of my brother's website.
http://www.high-forest.co.uk/test/guestrooms.htm
1. I want the big blue title image "Ingleside" to remain centered in
the space to the right of the photo of the hotel, whatever th
Hi,
I have a page with a number of thumbnails that link to individual
pages which show a larger image and information about each photo.
I want to be able to style the thumbnails like links - change the
thickness of the border and/or its colour. Nothing too fancy!
I can't find any information
Hi All,
I am building a website for my brother, just using CSS, and it looks
fine in Firefox -- which seems to be fairly normal!
But in IE the left navigation column jumps up and down as the window
is enlarged or reduced in size.
I used Ryan Brill's "Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margi
