Standard behaviour in browsers, nothing to do with CSS.
If you want stuff not to wrap when there's not enough screen horizontal space,
use
You could also set a div to be a certain number of pixels wide:
.subtitle {
[.. other declarations ...]
width: 800px;
}
-Simon
> -Or
> Take the site www.syntony.org
>
> I have specified garamond for the titles because it most
> closely matches the logo I was given, and georgia as a
> fall-back. However it strikes me that georgia appears quite a
> bit larger than garamond even at the same specified font
> size. Although I re
> * Ross Hulford wrote:
> >This works in FF-
> >
> >filter:alpha(opacity=60);
> > -moz-opacity: 0.6;
> > opacity: 0.6;
> >
> >Is it valid?
>
> No, in order to be valid, style sheets must exclude
> properties that start with a "-" and other proprietary and
> experimental properties li
u use to target IE.
If you need specific Firefox (and no other browsers) then you'll have to find a
hack that works only for Firefox. I don't have one handy.
But basically for min-width, then any browser that respects it should be OK,
and "hiding" from IE can be done just
and makes people think IE7 is better because it has font smoothing, when in
fact any application can have it.
-Simon
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floated element "spewing" extra
characters after it, but the element before the one which duplicated content
(also with "display:none") was in fact acting as if the div (also with
"display:none") before it it was still there, too.
God only knows how IE must be workin
> Simon White wrote:
> > At any one time, three are hidden (display:none) and by clicking on
> > the icon at the top of the block, you toggle the one which is not
> > hidden (display:block) via a javascript function act_tab().
Ingo wrote:
> Can't test it on a local c
this is a public beta site, and only
the Google Group and this list are aware of it.
[Sorry in advance for using Outlook as my MTA, according the way your terms for
this list are phrased I expect this may annoy some people].
Regards,
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