Re: [css-d] Multipart hr styling

2005-11-14 Thread Kelly Miller
Actually, I ran some experimental styling on the element in my last design project, and found the following: Firefox (1.5beta) and Opera (9beta) allow full customization of the element. That's a good sign for the future, but I've yet to test it in earlier versions. IE (6, quirks mode) insis

Re: [css-d] Multipart hr styling

2005-11-14 Thread Graham Reeds
After posting I sat down and took the styling to pieces. This might help someone else. I started off with just the tag inside a that had a 'clear: both' rule to stop it overwriting other elements. Then I applied the styling rule of style and hide from [1]. A bit of tweaking gave me a graphi

[css-d] Multipart hr styling

2005-11-14 Thread Graham Reeds
Work is continuing apace on the site I am working on: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/graham.reeds/space Sometimes I need to split the page into two or more logical blocks. Naturally a horizontal rule would be the ideal divider for this. However the current method uses three images to blend it i