Re: [css-d] How would you approach an organization chart in CSS?

I would agree with an image for the kind of char you want, but don't toss out the idea of reworking the chart to take better advantage of HTML elements and CSS, such as a hierarchical OL - you could have a class=levelN (where N is the level, 0, 1, 2, etc) and each class could have a set indent

Re: [css-d] Image Placement in CSS - Help!

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Re: [css-d] IE6 link not working

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Re: [css-d] IE 7.0 not recognizing height:100%

Hi Heidi, The support for CSS to stretch content vertically is a bit tricky since CSS is unaware of the browser window's width and height, though you could take steps to figure these values out with Javascript, but I don't recommend it as there may be other alternatives: -Have you tried

Re: [css-d] Sidebar not showing up in IE?

Hi, I'm running IE 6 and it seems to be showing up, however your rollovers aren't working properly. IE only recently started supporting :hover on elements other than hyperlinks, and I don't think a majority of users are up to IE 7 yet (though I could be wrong). A possible solution to this problem