> Hmmm... not sure I've come up against this specific problem before, but a
> 'clear' fix to ensure the list items are containing the headings and
> paragraphs does the trick:
>
> .event_details li { overflow: hidden; }
Indeed it does! That makes a certain amount of crazy sense, but I wouldn't
--- On Mon, 2/8/10, Climis, Tim wrote:
> The h3s (for
> Date, Time, etc) are floated left, but the following
> paragraphs aren't floating up.
>
> http://www.indiana.edu/~intlserv/ic/weekly_news.php
Hmmm... not sure I've come up against this specific problem before, but a
'clear' fix to ensure t
I'm not sure why this isn't working. It's fine in all our standard-compliant
friends, but IE 6/7 won't play nice. The h3s (for Date, Time, etc) are floated
left, but the following paragraphs aren't floating up.
Any insight is appreciated.
Oh, almost forgot a link! http://www.indiana.edu/~intl
Sure!
It's all a little overwelming in the beginning, I know.
However, just start with the first and most important question: what
do you want to achieve?
Basicly, there are 3 options:
1) fixed width: give the containers a certain width in px. say, 750px
container, 250px leftcol, 500px maincol. En
> You can see their implementation on the main page. Why in the world will the
> left text not float??
I think you messed up the values of width, margin and padding a bit.
Also, it's difficult to predict the width of the MainContenLeft if you
set the padding in em, while the width itself is in p
Hello:
I am about to pull every last hair out of my head trying to get the FLOAT
selector to work. My test site is here:
www.test.systemworksva.com. I just had a developer convert it to .NET and XML
and now I'm cleaning it up by replacing all the TABLE mess with CSS. The
problem is getting w
