Thomas French wrote:
> I would like the right div to stay to the right of the left div, not
> below. The right div can scrunch up or go off the right side of the
> screen and not be displayed if the browser window is not wide enough.
>
We usually apply a 'min-width' hack to IE/win to fix that pr
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Subject: Re: [css-d] layout does not work the same in NS and IE
Thomas,
The to fix the IE double margin bug, in your block_1 div change
display
Thomas French wrote:
> I am new to CSS and am having trouble getting css to work
> consistently in different browsers.
> A lesser question is: Is there any way to get some similar to work in
> NS
> 4.7?
Hi Thomas,
This may help you address specific browsers issues while keeping your
stylesheets pl
Thomas French wrote:
>A lesser question is: Is there any way to get some similar to work in NS
>4.7?
>
>
>http://pws.cablespeed.com/~tom.french/example1.html
>
>
Sure, but you need to decide what degree of support you want to include
for NN 4.7. Does the site need to look the same, or does it
Thomas,
The to fix the IE double margin bug, in your block_1 div change
display: block (which is not needed) to display: inline.
To read more about this bug and many others read everything at:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/
and on the wiki for this list: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/
J
I am new to CSS and am having trouble getting css to work consistently in
different browsers.
The page is real close to what I want, but when the display's width is
reduced in IE(v6) the area around the table
creates a large gap. This does not happen in NS(v8).
A lesser question i
