Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

On 15/04/06, Rob Mientjes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The creeping text happens—in the current situation and in IE6—when you > hover links in the comments area on a post page. I've tossed in > Georg's suggestions (and yours) and the text still creeps. Okay, discussed it off-list. Ingo fixed it. A

Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

On 15/04/06, Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am not sure. > > When I change > .postpage #main { /*margin: 0pt 9%;*/} > #header { /*max-width: 64em;*/ } > #content { /*max-width: 64em;*/ } > > IE6,7 and Fx look nearly the same, I think. > > I do not see a creeping text, all the problems in

Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

Rob Mientjes wrote: > One thing that remains is the creeping text, which I cannot seem to > fix. Is the problem in the #comments area or in #main? How to approach > this (I've had this problem maybe thrice before and fixed it by > setting position: relative on things, IIRC, but it doesn't seem to >

Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

Thanks guys. Gunlaug, I was aware of the max-width thing, but failed to use the expression() thing. And indeed, IE/Mac doesn't see the comments anyway. Slight oversight. Thanks for your help! Ingo, that fixed it. Thanks to you too. One thing that remains is the creeping text, which I cannot seem

Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

Rob Mientjes wrote: > http://www.mindimp.co.uk/?p=1 One problem in IE6 is that the margin triggers the quirky percentages bug [1], causing #main to be wider than 100% of its parent. .postpage #main { /*margin: 0pt 9%; */ float: right; width: 82%; } This should prevent the horizontal scrollbar.

Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

Rob Mientjes wrote: > IE6 doesn't understand this... #content { max-width: 64em; } ...since max-width was first implemented in IE7. If you want it to look somewhat better, then you may put this in your 'lte-ie6.css'... #content {width:expression(((document

Re: [css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

On 13/04/06, Rob Mientjes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > so if anyone knows the fix(es) to these > problems (and if present, any others), I would be very grateful. Can no one help me? If I didn't provide enough info, the CSS is here:

[css-d] IE check on mindimp.co.uk

Hello all, Let me first mention the site I'm talking about, which is . The front page shows no issues apart from the search box acting a bit off-beat. The post page, however, is where the troubles surface in IE6. IE7 seems to understand me better, but IE6 is a real pain