Re: [css-d] em or %, pros and cons?

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Re: [css-d] em or %, pros and cons?

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[css-d] [NAGW] Re: Here it is with formatting:

David, > Respectfully, getElementById() does use the name property if the id property > is not assigned, at least in IE. mea culpa. You're correct about IE, should have double-checked first. FF (at least 2.0.0.4) doesn't have this "enhancement". I took a look at MSDN to see what might be spec'd

[css-d] Text Sizing Issue

Hi all, I'm in the process of converting a site to a tableless layout. The current site is here: http://www.tbso.ca/ The re-worked index page is here: http://webawocky.com/tbso/index.htm When I test increasing text size (e.g., ctrl-+ in Firefox 2), I notice that some content seems to break out

Re: [css-d] dynamic classes - a better way?

> Is there a css only way to do this. One way... COMMON CSS FILE: /* One per HTML page... */ body.details input { background: white; color: blue; } body.location input { background: white; color: red; } /* etc... */ EACH HTML FILE: ... -Stan ___

Re: [css-d] Stepped Header Seemed a Simple Idea

Keith, See if this gets you going in the right direction, tweak as necessary...