Re: [css-d] Clear: Both DIV misbehaving in IE7

Chris Knowles wrote: > Hello, I have a page structure which contains a left and right floated div > side-by-side with a third div that spans them both below using the clear: > both property. > > > However, when I have attempted to nest two new divs inside the third div > (the one with the clear: bo

Re: [css-d] Clear: Both DIV misbehaving in IE7

Chris Knowles wrote: > This problem is only occurring in IE7, the page displays as I would > expect in both FF3, Safari and Chrome. Will need live example in order to debug. IE7 has too many clear related bugs. You can look for something similar to your problem, and possible solutions to it, her

[css-d] Clear: Both DIV misbehaving in IE7

Hello, I have a page structure which contains a left and right floated div side-by-side with a third div that spans them both below using the clear: both property. All three divs contain separate background images and were displaying correctly in FF3 and IE7. However, when I have attempted to nes

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Hi All On 17/01/07, Richard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Site is: > > > > CSS is: > > > > > Many thanks for the help so far. Just to reiterate. I started with a > three column design

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

~davidLaakso wrote: > Richard Brown wrote: > >> Hi All >> >> On 16/01/07, Richard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >> >>> Site is: >>> >>> CSS is: >>> >>> >>> >>> >

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Richard, On Jan 17, 2007, at 2:31 AM, Richard Brown wrote: >> Site is: >> >> CSS is: >> > stylesheet.css> > > In the meantime I have created icons for the navigation but am still > experiencing problems g

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Richard Brown wrote: > Hi All > > On 16/01/07, Richard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> Site is: >> >> CSS is: >> >> >> > > In the meantime I have created icons for the navigatio

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Hi All On 16/01/07, Richard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Site is: > > CSS is: > > Many thanks for the help so far. Just to reiterate. I started with a three column design, content in th

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Hi All On 15/01/07, ~davidLaakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Richard Brown wrote: > > This site works as a home page: > > > > > Either you've fixed this or I am out to lunch. I do not understand what > it is supposed to do that it is not doing? > BTW, I think there ma

Re: [css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Richard Brown wrote: > This site works as a home page: > > but as soon as I navigate to a category we get this: > > It is Zen-Cart based template using this design as a starter: >

[css-d] Clear: both Problem?

Hi All Could you help me with a little problem I am having please? This site works as a home page: but as soon as I navigate to a category we get this: It is Zen-Cart based template using this design as a s

Re: [css-d] Clear: both

Richard Brown wrote: >Hi All > >On 30/10/06, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Richard Brown wrote: >> >> >> >>> >>> >>>Basically the image of the letter needs to butt up against each other >>> and also the nav bar. >>> >>> >>The fo

Re: [css-d] Clear: both

Richard Brown wrote: >Hi > >I am using to clear floats. But in my design >the div adds a space between the other divs which is frustrating. The >site is at: > > >Basically the image of the letter needs to butt up against each other >and also the nav bar. The

Re: [css-d] Clear: both

Hi All On 30/10/06, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Richard Brown wrote: > > > > > > > Basically the image of the letter needs to butt up against each other > > and also the nav bar. > > The following I found in your stylesheet... > img { > padd

Re: [css-d] Clear: both

Richard Brown wrote: > > > Basically the image of the letter needs to butt up against each other > and also the nav bar. The following I found in your stylesheet... img { padding: 10px; } ...creates the spacing. Change or delete that declaration, or give

[css-d] Clear: both

Hi I am using to clear floats. But in my design the div adds a space between the other divs which is frustrating. The site is at: Basically the image of the letter needs to butt up against each other and also the nav bar. The css is at:

[css-d] Clear: both

Hi I am using to clear floats. But in my design the div adds a space between the other divs which is frustrating. The site is at: Basically the image of the letter needs to butt up against each other and also the nav bar. The css is at:

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

>> For anyone who's interested, I put up a test page with >> screenshots > There is no test case there, only screen shots. Sorry for the confusing terminology; I didn't mean that the page had a test case. (I'm trying to compare different browser renderings for a project I'm working on, so scre

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > ... In my test case above, Firefox (1.5) and Safari (1.0 and up) are > correct. Firefox 1.0 does a slight poopoo with the neg. margin. IE 6 > Win is half correct (test 2 and 3), probably more by accident. As for

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

On 3 Feb 2006, at 4:42 pm, Christian Montoya wrote: >> In my test case above, Firefox (1.5) and Safari (1.0 and up) are >> correct. > > Now that I see the latest standard, I concur. At least, as far as I > can interpret it, that is: > > "clear" means add to the top margin a value equal to the hei

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

On 2/2/06, Philippe Wittenbergh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In my test case above, Firefox (1.5) and Safari (1.0 and up) are > correct. Now that I see the latest standard, I concur. At least, as far as I can interpret it, that is: "clear" means add to the top margin a value equal to the height o

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

On 3 Feb 2006, at 2:26 am, Lori Hylan-Cho wrote: >> IMHO, the bug filer's conclusion is backwards; >> it seems totally logical to me that setting a top margin on >> the clear that's larger than the size of the floats would in >> effect result in a margin of [margin as set] - [height of float]. >

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

> IMHO, the bug filer's conclusion is backwards; > it seems totally logical to me that setting a top margin on > the clear that's larger than the size of the floats would in > effect result in a margin of [margin as set] - [height of float]. For anyone who's interested, I put up a test page wi

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

> The way the spec puts it, it sounds like doing a clear basically gives > the box a top margin "auto" equal to the height of the box it's > clearing. Changing that margin to "-1px" seems like you would be > taking away the top margin, and thus would be counter intuitive? Yeah, that's what I was t

Re: [css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

On 2/1/06, Lori Hylan-Cho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Since the spec says that when clear > is applied, "the top margin of the generated box is increased enough that > the top border edge is below the bottom outer edge of any [left|right] > floating boxes that resulted from elements earlier in the

[css-d] clear: both + negative margin -- should it do anything?

I'm looking at a bug report[1] regarding margins and clears, and I'm wondering if it's really a bug at all. Since the spec says that when clear is applied, "the top margin of the generated box is increased enough that the top border edge is below the bottom outer edge of any [left|right] floating b