I wanted to share this article I found that helped me understand the concepts:
http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/collapsingmargins . It has some good
examples too.
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> > This is a very special case of margin-collapsing in that the affected > div
>has a min-height specified. As I noted in my
:51 AM
>To: CSS-D
>Cc: Philip TAYLOR
>Subject: Re: [css-d] odd space appearing in IE8
>
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>Le 9 août 2012 à 20:06, Philip TAYLOR a écrit :
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>> But what for behaviour does the specification call, Philippe, in your
>> opinion ?
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>Back in time - somewhere in 200
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
Back in time – somewhere in 2007 or so – when we first discussed and
investigated this, the Gecko behavior was correct. But the spec text
was different. Since then, the CSS WG discussed that issue and
modified the spec text (quoted below); see the links provided by
Le 9 août 2012 à 20:06, Philip TAYLOR a écrit :
> But what for behaviour does the specification call, Philippe, in
> your opinion ?
Back in time – somewhere in 2007 or so – when we first discussed and
investigated this, the Gecko behavior was correct. But the spec text was
different. Since the
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> This is a very special case of margin-collapsing in that the affected
> div has a min-height specified. As I noted in my first reply, this
> calls for a more complex behaviour. And it is in this very special
> case that browsers don't really agree on what to do wit
On 9/08/2012 8:58 AM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
Le 9 août 2012 à 03:41, David Hucklesby a écrit :
Well, this article explains this in terms of a top margin. Bottom margins
behave the same way--but not in all browsers, it seems.
I admit that this continues to confuse me, too, as the behavior
Le 9 août 2012 à 03:41, David Hucklesby a écrit :
> Well, this article explains this in terms of a top margin. Bottom margins
> behave the same way--but not in all browsers, it seems.
>
> I admit that this continues to confuse me, too, as the behavior is
> inconsistent among browsers, as you hav
bject: Re: [css-d] odd space appearing
in IE8
On 8/7/12 4:05 PM, Angela French wrote:
http://sbctc.edu/indexTESTAD.aspx
There is an odd gap under the blue div that has the text in it that
reads "One System. 34 Colleges."
[...]
Well, this article explains this in terms of a top
tags make a gap outside of the div?
Angela
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David - Can you please tell me where you find the that's " poking through"
with the margin-bottom:10px?
Thanks,
Angela French
>The gap is the margin-bottom of 10px on the that's poking through.
>
>You have several options:
>
>1. Add div#layout_AdBox { overflow: hidden; } 2. Add div#layout_AdBo
Actually, the blue line looks like a nice design element. Check whether
it really does look nicer without it
:-)
Ted
On 08/07/2012 07:05 PM, Angela French wrote:
> http://sbctc.edu/indexTESTAD.aspx
>
> There is an odd gap under the blue div that has the text in it that reads
> "One System. 34 Co
On 8/7/12 4:05 PM, Angela French wrote:
http://sbctc.edu/indexTESTAD.aspx
There is an odd gap under the blue div that has the text in it that reads
"One System. 34 Colleges." You can see the grid image that is a
background image for the content grid. I can fix it by dropping the same
gr
Le 8 août 2012 à 08:05, Angela French a écrit :
> http://sbctc.edu/indexTESTAD.aspx
>
> There is an odd gap under the blue div that has the text in it that reads
> "One System. 34 Colleges." You can see the grid image that is a
> background image for the content grid. I can fix it by
http://sbctc.edu/indexTESTAD.aspx
There is an odd gap under the blue div that has the text in it that reads "One
System. 34 Colleges." You can see the grid image that is a background
image for the content grid. I can fix it by dropping the same gradient that is
in my blue div in the co
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