On 19/04/2008, Geoffrey Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wondering if it has to do with using multiple css classes on a single
> item.
> IE 6 (not sure on 7, 8) won't handle two classes at once.
> Have you tried making a "sublistdisplayed" single class?
>
I gave that a try, rewriting the styl
Darren Best wrote:
>- Primary problem - nested lists don't display correctly, particularly
>the 2nd line item beneath "Services" and "Workshops" (extra bottom padding,
>hover quirks). Curiously, nested list beneath "Resources" works fine!
Use the float:left + some width, for I
Wondering if it has to do with using multiple css classes on a single item.
IE 6 (not sure on 7, 8) won't handle two classes at once.
Have you tried making a "sublistdisplayed" single class?
On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Darren Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since I was likely too verbos
Since I was likely too verbose with my original post, here's a cut-down
version of my IE6 (and IE7) issue:
- Primary problem - nested lists don't display correctly, particularly
the 2nd line item beneath "Services" and "Workshops" (extra bottom padding,
hover quirks). Curiously, nested l
Again, I thank this mailing list for the fast, excellent responses to my
questions. Tonight, I have another bug that I cannot squash through Google
alone. (Trust me, I've been applying independent study for most of this, my
first genuine attempt at web design with, or even without, CSS.) Also,
s
