I just added:
* html #home {
height: xxpx;
}
and it seemed to work out great in ie.
Original Message
Subject:Re: [css-d] Min-Height
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 17:59:32 +
From: Chris Ovenden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: swilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
C
I am having trouble getting min-height working correctly in IE. Someone
suggested that I use height instead, because it acts as min-height does
when interpreted by IE. However the text just overflowed when it hit the
bottom of the page. My site is: http://swilly.tk/~swilly/secondpres/
Any help
I am having trouble having my images light up on mouseovers. I am
currently using the css3 opacity property, but I was wondering if anyone
had a more universal solution. You may view the page at:
http://www.swilly.tk/?page=videos
Thanks,
swilly
I am having trouble having my images light up on mouseovers. I am
currently using the css3 opacity property, but I was wondering if anyone
had a more universal solution. You may view the page at:
http://www.swilly.tk/?page=videos
Thanks,
swilly
I am having trouble getting my images to light up when you move the mouse
over them. I am currently using the opacity css3 option to achieve this,
but I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for a more universal
method. You may view the page over at: http://swilly.tk/?page=videos
swilly
in the videos page the png overlay doesn't work (I
realize IE doesn't support png transparency, but I can easily change it
to a checkerboard transparent gif -- I just want it to overlay the span
correctly). Any help/critiques would be greatly appreciate
