At 02:07 PM 23/01/2007, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
>Vicki Stebbins wrote:
>>The problem is that the first div sizes itself to the length of the
>>navigation, which will dynamically be built by the client so may end up
>>longer than you would want the first product div to be.
>
>>http://www.schygiene.c
Vicki Stebbins wrote:
> The problem is that the first div sizes itself to the length of the
> navigation, which will dynamically be built by the client so may end
> up longer than you would want the first product div to be.
> http://www.schygiene.com.au/shopping.php?cat=8
Would the addition of.
Hi all,
We've almost completed this website (redesign) and I've got a problem with
a div in a shopping page.
I've got the navigation floating and then small divs with classes within a
main div (#ufwus) to display product.
The problem is that the first div sizes itself to the length of the
nav
>>> sender: "Jens Nedal" date: "Mon, Oct 09, 2006 at 12:58:17PM +0200" << Since the hack did not work for you, you might be testing this on IE7?
> For IE 7 this hack has been "fixed".
Nope, IE6 (on Linux under Wine emulator) but I might have mispelled
height or something :) The conditional 'hack' w
Since the hack did not work for you, you might be testing this on IE7?
For IE 7 this hack has been "fixed".
You will find more on conditional comments here.
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/condcom.html
Conditionals can only be used for Windows Internet Explorer, not on
Internet Explorer for Mac OS (
>>> sender: "Jens Nedal" date: "Mon, Oct 09, 2006 at 10:53:04AM +0200" << Hi,
Hi,
> I would not try to use the hack on top property but rather on the
> height property since that is what is causing the problem. IE reads
> the height placing the padding-top outside of the box and FF takes it
> insi
Hi,
I would not try to use the hack on top property but rather on the
height property since that is what is causing the problem. IE reads
the height placing the padding-top outside of the box and FF takes it
inside the box, like it should be according to W3C box model.
Either use IE Conditionals a
On 09/10/2006 07:35, Alexandru E. Ungur wrote:
> I have a problem trying to setup a div so that it show the same (size) in IE
> and FF/Opera/etc. The problem is kind of classic: if I set padding in the
> example below, in FF will be added to the height of the div, making it
> taller than I want it
Hi all,
I have a problem trying to setup a div so that it show the same (size) in IE
and FF/Opera/etc. The problem is kind of classic: if I set padding in the
example below, in FF will be added to the height of the div, making it
taller than I want it to be, while in IE it won't. Last time I play
