On 11/02/2008, at 22.11, Thomas Watson wrote:
> You can see an example of what I would like to achieve here:
> http://tws.name/resources/2008/02/tabs-with-text.png
By request, I've just added an HTML/CSS example page:
http://tws.name/resources/2008/02/tabs-with-text.ht
I have an unordered list () and a piece of text (currently
wrapped in a div, but it could be a span as well)
I would like the text to appear first in the HTML source and the list
to appear second (due to search engine indexing, screen readers etc.)
The list is rendered using CSS as a set of
On Apr 3, 2007, at 10:19 PM, Dave Nelson wrote:
> How are you testing IE6?
I've actually installed all versions of internet explorer on the same
PC without any virtualization software. I've installed IE7 like
normal and then all the others through a special tool.
For more info se this post:
h
On Apr 3, 2007, at 7:04 PM, jeffrey morin wrote:
> you can actually see the left rounded image over the
> right image but the right one extends past it causing it to look
> wrong.
It sounds like that you are using some sort of transparency in your
images, so what is behind the curved corners s
Hi css-d
I've struggled with the following problem for some time, and was
recommened this list by a friend.
I'm trying to make an absolute-positioned nested element the same
height as the surrounding relative-positioned element. But I can't
get it to work in IE<7.
Besides describing the pr
