Thomas Bukowski wrote:
This is a duplicate/continuation of the bug noticed by Donna Casey in:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/64904
The fix mentioned in that thread, by removing the position: relative
of an element inside the column, doesn't work. The fact that there is
On Nov 8, 2005, at 8:02 PM, Thomas Bukowski wrote:
I haven't been able to find a fix yet. Any ideas?
This is a variant on the overflow:hidden; problem that's been true in
this browser since the beginning. (Summary: in any overflow:hidden;
block, you can click-and-drag to highlight text,
Thomas wrote:
http://neodude.net/host/cssd/fxselectbug.html
It looks like Donna's bug, but it seems different in practice since
it definitely affects the mac version of FF1 as well. Plus, there's
no scope for working round the problem - even shifting the excessive
padding and margin on to
From: Alex Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. It's already fixed in Firefox 1.5.
2. Really, Al. In what way, is a total separation of presentation
and display and content code, like spacer gifs? And in what way is
the faux columns technique less like spacers?
Because the same end result could
Al Sparber wrote:
From: Alex Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2. Really, Al. In what way, is a total separation of presentation
and display and content code, like spacer gifs? And in what way is
the faux columns technique less like spacers?
Because the same end result could be accomlished
2. Really, Al. In what way, is a total separation of presentation
and display and content code, like spacer gifs? And in what way is
the faux columns technique less like spacers?
Because the same end result could be accomlished by using a very
large spacer :-)
How? I would dearly like to
From: Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2. Really, Al. In what way, is a total separation of presentation
and display and content code, like spacer gifs? And in what way is
the faux columns technique less like spacers?
Because the same end result could be accomlished by using a very
large
From: Alex Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How? I would dearly like to see an actual working example where
simply inserting a very large spacer would produce anything like the
results of the equal height columns technique.
Using big padding
http://www.projectseven.com/csslab/pie/eq1.htm
Using a
From: Alex Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes we all use workarounds. So what's the exact problem you have?
The complexity. It sometimes reminds me of a Rube Goldberg machine :-)
I have asked you before offlist to elucidate. I now ask you again
(but I'm lazy and so just copying and pasting)
This is a duplicate/continuation of the bug noticed by Donna Casey in:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/64904
The fix mentioned in that thread, by removing the position: relative
of an element inside the column, doesn't work. The fact that there is
only one line of text (a h2) in
From: Thomas Bukowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a duplicate/continuation of the bug noticed by Donna Casey
in:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/64904
The fix mentioned in that thread, by removing the position:
relative
of an element inside the column, doesn't work. The
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