On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, Ross Hulford wrote:
> This code works
>
> some text
What is the URL that illustrates the problem, and how does it relate to
CSS?
> The problem is not that it uses 'id 'or 'name' but that it is empty.
It is not empty. Do you mean that it _should_ be empty, as in your
origi
Ross Hulford wrote:
> The problem is not that it uses 'id 'or 'name' but that it is empty.
> How do I use the haslayout property, like this? Does it validate?
Your example will neither work nor validate.
An empty element can be "spaced out" simply by adding 'width: (some
value)' and 'height: (so
This code works
some text
The problem is not that it uses 'id 'or 'name' but that it is empty. How do
I use the haslayout property, like this? Does it validate?
h2 {
hasProperty = True;
}
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On 12/9/07 (11:30) Ian said:
>If I read you right you are using as anchor.
>
>Should read
>
>Then wherever you need to go there :
>Go to CAD
Oh, I was under the impression that id was the way forward for
identifying document fragments, with name being used for legacy support
of older browsers.
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, Ross Hulford wrote:
> I have a css menu
>
> CAD Operators
>
>
> when I try to link to a named anchor in ie it does not work what am I doing
> wrong?
Is there some reason to think that the problem is related to CSS? Hint:
disable CSS and test the page. (On IE, you can't disa
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> Subject: [css-d] named anchors in IE
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> I have a css menu
>
> CAD Operators
>
>
> when I try to link to a named anchor in ie it does not work what
> am I doing
> wrong?
>
If I read you right you are using as anchor.
I have a css menu
CAD Operators
when I try to link to a named anchor in ie it does not work what am I doing
wrong?
R.
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