Fred Janon wrote:
I have a UL with some LIs. I want a 1px border around all the LIs with no
2px border between the LIs. I have been fiddling around with the UL and LIs
borders but I can't find a simple solution to it. My best solution so far is
to have no border on the UL and the top, left,
Sorry, forgot to send my reply to the list as well...
Hello from Australia!
On 1/27/07, Fred Janon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I love it! So simple of a solution! How didn't I think of it! Great,
thanks Zoe! By the way the negative margin or padding doesn't work in IE,
depending on what doctype
Yes, it works on FF but not on IE... Sounds simple but I haven't found
something simple and clean cross browsers yet.
Fred
On 1/26/07, David Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fred Janon wrote:
That was mine too but it doesn't seem to change anything, I tried with
0px, -1px and -2px with IE6,
Fred Janon wrote:
I have a UL with some LIs. I want a 1px border around all the LIs with no
2px border between the LIs. I have been fiddling around with the UL and LIs
borders but I can't find a simple solution to it. My best solution so far is
to have no border on the UL and the top, left,
Fred Janon wrote:
I have a UL with some LIs. I want a 1px border around all the LIs
with no 2px border between the LIs.
You can declare a 1px border on all sides of all LIs, and then pull the
LIs up by a top or bottom margin of -1px (negative margin). That will
make it appear to be only a
