Actually, I DID add the following to target IE7 only:
*:first-child+html #navListHor img {margin-top:9px;}
But I guess I'm still wondering if I can do this more efficiently. 'Cause
now I have 3 rules for those menu images. One for standards compliant
browsers, one for IE6, and now one for IE7.
> I'm late to the IE7 game, so I'm not sure if it should now be acting much
> like FIrefox, but with this rule it definitely isn't.
> I'm just trying to find where the ultimate fault lies and how to address it
> best.
Chris,
Tests on IE7/Vista and Firefox/Ubuntu 8.04 side-by-side show identical
o
> Regarding this site and CSS:
>
> www.springfieldmo.gov/founders/
> www.springfieldmo.gov/css/founders.css
>
> The issue:
>
> In IE7 only, the menu images are 9px too high, apparently needing the same
> 9px margin-top as on these items as IE6 did.
Chris,
I'm seeing no difference whatsoever with I
Chris Akins wrote:
> Regarding this site and CSS:
>
> www.springfieldmo.gov/founders/
> www.springfieldmo.gov/css/founders.css
>
> The issue:
>
> In IE7 only, the menu images are 9px too high,..
>
Mac OS X 10.4.11 (Parallels XP IE).
With your page in IE/7, IE/6, and Mac/FF adjacent to adjacen
Regarding this site and CSS:
www.springfieldmo.gov/founders/
www.springfieldmo.gov/css/founders.css
The issue:
In IE7 only, the menu images are 9px too high, apparently needing the same
9px margin-top as on these items as IE6 did. But my IE6 rule below isn't
seen by IE7. The relevant CSS from
