Thanks, removing the clearfix class seems to have fixed the problem.
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So, javascript fix the only way to go?
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Hi everyone.
I've not been here for over a year, so apologies if I ask something
that's been covered recently. A quick search has not turned up any
solutions.
Several pages on our website require the use of several combo boxes,
each one populated only after the previous choice was made. Due to
t
It doesn't seem likely but is there a way to give Opera on Windows one
rule, and Opera on Mac a different rule? There is a slight
discrepancy between them (same version, 8.52) that I could easily fix
with added margin, if I could give a rule to only one of them.
Any ideas?
I found the media query
It seems I don't understand how z-index works. I have the following
at http://ryanlb.com/zindex.html
dt { clear: left; float: left; }
dd { clear: right: float: left; font-size: 48px; }
#above { color: #00c; margin: 0; z-index: 1; }
#below { color: #c00; margin-top: -36px; z-index: 1; }
la
I have a definition list where each dt has an id. I'd like to style
each dd depending on the preceeding dt. I'd rather not have to class
each dt/dd pair, so the most obvious approach to me was dt#id + dd,
but just as obvious it doesn't work for IE.
Is there a CSS only way to simulate the adjacen
