David Cortesi wrote:
Gary,
thanks very much for taking time to work on my problem.
You're welcome.
you propose two fixes, one to use the "Holly Hack" which I have yet to
test (will get to my IE6 system late this afternoon) but the first, more
radical, is to use float:right instead of position:abs
Gary Turner wrote:
David Cortesi wrote:
http://www.tassos-oak.com/tempp/TocDivTest.html
The problem is the absolute-positioned page numbers -- in all but
IE6, these are positioned at the right edge of their containing list
or div. In IE6, they are positioned at the right of the body (or
html, I
David Cortesi wrote:
Dear list, I code a Table Of Contents: headings, possibly nested, with
right-aligned page numbers, using simple CSS positioning; it works in
every browser except of course, IE6. Here is a test case:
http://www.tassos-oak.com/tempp/TocDivTest.html
The problem is the absolute
Dear list, I code a Table Of Contents: headings, possibly nested, with
right-aligned page numbers, using simple CSS positioning; it works in
every browser except of course, IE6. Here is a test case:
http://www.tassos-oak.com/tempp/TocDivTest.html
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