Alan Gresley wrote:
This seems to be some bug in IE7 that will show a background image at
the bottom of a div (containing block) when the container does not have
layout but the container does not need layout if the container itself
has a background color. This I do not understand.
I now
Jeff Chasin wrote:
Alan,
Thanks very much for your suggestions. I eliminated the universal
selector entries and validated the css. It validates now.
Unfortunately, I still have a Header problem in IE 6 and IE 7. I have a
background image on a div#header and a background color on a
On Jul 15, 2008, at 12:44 PM, Alan Gresley wrote:
*height: 10px;
}
Once you remove *height: 10px;, IE7 render the same as the other
browsers. Apart from the universal selector '*' causing parsing errors
in your style sheet, thus making it invalid. The universal selector
used
in this
Jeff Chasin wrote:
Alan,
Thanks again for your help, I appreciate it.
The overflow:hidden; did affect IE7 somewhat. I keep thinking that my
#blog-title a and #blog-title elements are causing a problem in IE, but
can't seem to find exactly what's causing the header background image to
Alan Gresley wrote:
The other solution is to give the header element hasLayout [1].
div#header {
min-height:1%;
}
http://css-class.com/x/big/index2.htm
I would say IE7 is showing some escaping background bug. Would anyone
else like to help explain this, I just guessing.
Apologies to everyone if this is an easy fix, but my eyes are bleary
at this point, and I'm stuck.
Have a WordPress site that looks just fine in FireFox, Safari and IE
6, but freaks out in IE 7. I think it's the float layout, but can't
find the exact fix.
The site is at
Jeff Chasin wrote:
Apologies to everyone if this is an easy fix, but my eyes are bleary
at this point, and I'm stuck.
Have a WordPress site that looks just fine in FireFox, Safari and IE
6, but freaks out in IE 7. I think it's the float layout, but can't
find the exact fix.
The
My site looks good in all browsers (afaik) except IE7b, where the
footer floats up into the #content and presses right underneath the
background image (a triangle) in the upper right of the #main-content.
I need to get the footer to come after the #outer-wrapper.
screenshot:
