Ysgrifennodd Gunlaug Sørtun:
> Peter Bradley wrote:
>
>> Whilst I've got your attention, though ... Does anyone happen to
>> know why IE leaves a big gap between the top_nav and the pennawd_gw.
>
> The effect of 'hasLayout' triggers on div#cynnwys - 'width' and
> 'height', which makes the contain
Ysgrifennodd Gunlaug Sørtun:
> Peter Bradley wrote:
>
>> Whilst I've got your attention, though ... Does anyone happen to
>> know why IE leaves a big gap between the top_nav and the pennawd_gw.
>
> The effect of 'hasLayout' triggers on div#cynnwys - 'width' and
> 'height', which makes the contain
Peter Bradley wrote:
> Whilst I've got your attention, though ... Does anyone happen to
> know why IE leaves a big gap between the top_nav and the pennawd_gw.
The effect of 'hasLayout' triggers on div#cynnwys - 'width' and
'height', which makes the container clear the ul#top_nav as a "block".
N
Ysgrifennodd Gunlaug Sørtun:
> Add...
>
> ul#cyfeirio {margin-left: 0;}
>
> ...or...
>
> ul#cyfeirio {margin: 0;}
>
> ...depending on where you want that ul to stay.
>
> IE/win uses margin-defaults on lists, while most other browsers use
> padding-defaults. It is therefore a good practice to zero o
Peter Bradley wrote:
> http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/Amnesty/amdanom.html
> For some reason, IE insists on pushing the ul that forms the sidebar
> navigation links out about 10px to the right.
Add...
ul#cyfeirio {margin-left: 0;}
...or...
ul#cyfeirio {margin: 0;}
...depending on where you w
Hi,
I'm sure this is a common problem. I've seen quite a few similar posts
in the archives, but nothing that I recognised as being of direct help.
If I've missed something, please point me at the right place and I'll
bother you no more :0)
My basic problem is that I have a layout that works
