of the
characters actually appear. When I select the span in IE Developer
Toolbar, it only highlights the thin rectangular band.
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Lev Rickards
--
Dost thou reckon thyself only a puny form / When within thee the
universe is folded?
http://reference.bahai.org/en/t/b/SVFV/svfv-6.html
Bit of table oddity here:
http://green.harvard.edu/theresource/tech-prod/index.php?uid=64
I wanted to break up one of the column heading ths with two
sub-heading cells, so I set all of the other th cells to rowspan=2,
and set the % Recycled Content th to colspan=2. Then I added a
second tr with
The following page has an unordered list of p's with a variety of
content held within the p, including a left floated image. The li's
are set to clear:both. In ie6, the page gives an odd step-wise or
nested indentation effect. Any thoughts? (I'm probably missing
something simple...)
The page consists of 2 divs - a left-floated navigation menu
(class=browse) and a content div (id=comparisons). The content div
contains a set of styled headers that should all be the same width,
and line up below each other. However, in IE6 - the first header that
is far enough below the
Thank you for the tips. The 1% Holly Hack worked great -- should
have tried it earlier.
Cheers,
Lev
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 7:31 PM, David Laakso
da...@chelseacreekstudio.com wrote:
lev rickards wrote:
We're trying to position a set of h3's and text next to a left-floated
navigation list
into the flow of their parent div. Why
does this happen? Any suggestions for overcoming this?
Ideal case:
1) all div#comparisons h3's have layout
2) everything within div#comparisons stays to the right of the navigation list.
Note: the page appears to validate CSS/HTML.
Thank you,
Lev Rickards
Office