Ever figure out what was wrong with your png transparency?
I am curious as well. IE6 for me doesnt show png's with AlphaImageLoader,
yet IE5.5 works. Coulda swore the same snippet code i tested, worked
last year. Maybe its something with IE7 being installed on my system
screwing things up for my st
hmmm anyone know AlphaImageLoader isn't working for him?
I tested the method as well by going to
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/alphatransparency.html
in IE6 and transparency failed on that age in IE<=6.
any ideas?
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Interesting...
Played with your suggestions, got #leftpage positioned 40px left of
where it was and added a 40px padding-left, still seems to hold up in
IE. I'm well aware of the font-size issue and everything overflowing,
the graphic designer on the project doesn't want to spend the time to
Corey Frang wrote:
> http://www.talentofrockford.com/
Something is definitely wrong with your boxes - they don't hold their
content properly in place in such a layout.
Basically: the use of absolute positioning to place big chunks of text
on top of fixed-sized graphics, is not a recommended meth
Temp solution might be just to set margins on #leftpage
p{margin-left:20px;} and none on headings and make left property on
#leftpage smaller value = same as negative margins
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Looks like those negative margins are getting cutoff. like set
margin-left to 0px instead of -30px. Not sure why they are getting
cutoff though.
Ari
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So, I've been working on this site lately, and the CSS is really
starting to bug me. In particular take a look at the left "page" area.
Half of the content is chopped off, and I can't quite figure out why.
The site was designed mostly with firefox, so if you want to see the way
it should loo
