On 26/03/2008, at 12:34 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> BTW: that page looks a bit funny when subjected to font-resizing, as
> most containers are sized in 'em' but the dl has a width in 'px'.
> Creates lots of whitespace down the page.
Thank you guys. All fixed and point above taken and implemented
Elle Meredith wrote:
> 1. Same page: http://mesfiji.org/about/mes-staff In IE7 (and I would
> assume the same in IE6), the text in the gets pushed down below
> the image.
You can add...
.team dd.pic {float: left;}
...to fix IE6 and IE7 without disturbing other browsers.
Also, add...
#navcol {d
From: Elle Meredith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>1. Same page: http://mesfiji.org/about/mes-staff
>In IE7 (and I would assume the same in IE6), the text in the gets
>pushed down below the image.
Add {display: inline;} to your #navcol selector to defeat IE6's doubled float
margin bug (which is droppin
Elle Meredith wrote:
> 2. A different page: http://kids.mesfiji.org/ IE doesn't see my
> links that are scattered over the map. How can I fix it?
Add...
#home #ocean a { background: url(noimg.png);}
#home #ocean a:hover {background-position: 0 0;}
...to give IE something (a non-existing backg
I don't have IE6 to check it out but it already looks better in IE7.
Still got 2 problems:
1. Same page: http://mesfiji.org/about/mes-staff
In IE7 (and I would assume the same in IE6), the text in the gets
pushed down below the image. Now I know that IE has trouble fitting
floats, but there sh
> What about widening the #topwrapper instead to 90em?
> Would that have the same effect?
I would *assume* so. My guess is that IE has some float rounding error when
figuring how much room is available in divs.
Best regards,
Kepler Gelotte
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On 25/03/2008, at 7:17 PM, Kepler Gelotte wrote:
>> but IE still pushes the other divs down and really messes things up
>
>
> By relaxing the left margin slightly solves the problem:
>
> #wrapper {
> PADDING-BOTTOM: 3em; MARGIN-LEFT: 2em; WIDTH: 66em
> }
>
>
What about widening the #topwra
> but IE still pushes the other divs down and really messes things up
Hi,
It looks like you are trying to fit the divs which add up to 89em
(5+15+3+66):
#navcol {
MARGIN-LEFT: 5em; WIDTH: 15em; TEXT-ALIGN: right
}
#wrapper {
PADDING-BOTTOM: 3em; MARGIN-LEFT: 3em; WIDTH: 66em
}
Hi,
When I first developed this site (http://mesfiji.org/), I left-floated
all my divs but then if the browser window was too small, the divs to
the right got pushed down. So, I added a topwrapper and defined in as
89em -- and it works great on Safari and FF but IE still pushes the
other d
