On Aug 14, 2006, at 3:01 AM, Dave Goodchild wrote:
> On 14/08/06, Terry O'Leary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
>> query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
>> its lack of CSS support during des
> From: Terry O'Leary
>
> ...does anyone know a site apart from browsercam where I
> could test the site as i have problems with rollovers i need to
> be able to interact with the page not just view a screen shot...
> or do one of you have access to IE 5.0 and can you tell me /
> screen shot the
Thanks for every1 who answered my query earlier, I've now decided on
the best solution to take this forward. Thanks. Terry.
On 8/14/06, Shelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Terry -
>
> >>and does anyone know a site
> > > apart from browsercam where i could test the site as i have problems
> > >
Terry -
>>and does anyone know a site
> > apart from browsercam where i could test the site as i have problems
> > with rollovers i need to be able to interact with the page not just
> > view a screen shot<<
Why don't you download the standalones? That's what I use for IE5. You
can get the
Terry O'Leary wrote:
> Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
> query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
> its lack of CSS support during designing a site (i.e should i not be
> considered now as its kind of obsolete?)
Dunno.
> and does anyon
From: "Terry O'Leary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
>its lack of CSS support during designing a site
It's your own choice, but it's generally not too difficult to make the
adjustments necessary to support this browser (assuming IE5/Win is what
essage-
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> Sent: 14 August 2006 11:01
> To: Terry O'Leary
> Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
> Subject: Re: [css-d] IE 5.0
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> On 14/08/06, Terry O'Leary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On 14/08/06, Terry O'Leary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
> query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
> its lack of CSS support during des
On 14/08/06, Terry O'Leary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
> query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
> its lack of CSS support during designing a site (i.e should i not be
> considered now as its k
Hi
Two things to ask today (thanks to people who answered my li:hover
query) , what are peoples opinion on IE 5.0 and the need to consider
its lack of CSS support during designing a site (i.e should i not be
considered now as its kind of obsolete?) and does anyone know a site
apart from browsercam
The Sliding Doors method says to float the container and the LI's so
that you do not have to specify height on the anchors. That will make
display:block work and then you shouldn't need a height attribute.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2005, 12:34:07 PM, Michael Angeles wrote:
> header and the links are not clickable in Windows IE 5.0. Does anyone
My guess is that it is the height specified on the anchor:
> #header #nav1 #menu1 li, #header #nav1 #menu1 li a {
>height: 27px;
>display: block;
>b
I'm using sliding doors method for the global navigation in a site
header and the links are not clickable in Windows IE 5.0. Does anyone
have ideas or suggestions as to why this would happen?
http://winningconnections.com/
http://winningconnections.com/css/wc-layout.css
The offending bi
I have a menu that (I think) works everywhere except IE 5.0 PC
http://www.iraqproject.org
http://www.iraqproject.org/base.css
I asked already about this and didn't get an answer - so I'm rephrasing
- what kinds of things might IE 5 PC do differently than every other
browser?
Thanks,
Chr
anthony croshaw wrote:
Hi guys, I have come up against my first ie5 nightmares, do any of
you know some good sites that explain the various hacks in plain
English? I know a few already, like the body {text-align:center;} one
for 5.5, but really I need to know more. From what I understand after
re
Hi guys, I have come up against my first ie5 nightmares, do any of you know
some good sites that explain the various hacks in plain English? I know a
few already, like the body {text-align:center;} one for 5.5, but really I
need to know more. From what I understand after reading some articles by
Er
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