Hi,
I'm playing with z-index's for a site I am
buildings. In FF there is not a problem the site looks exactly how I would
expect it to look but when you view it in IE nothing is right.
div#header {background: #ff; height: 80px; position: static; z-index:1;}div#header img {position: re
I'm playing around with some lovel web 2.0 inspired
layouts, and found out that ie5 can't handle transparent png's. I also came
across some z-index problems with IE
FF has no problems which is great.
So does anyone have a hack for transparent png's or
do the later versions of IE come inli
Thanks Guys,
All your help fixed the issue.
Gaspar wrote:
Hello,
Mike he doesnt have any problem that you not gonna get if you put ul
or ol display: inline or block.
I had try and search everyhere, i even see in list apart a article
that display: inline and have bullets but after 15 minuts i
Hi,
For the first time I am using custom bullets image. Just to try
something different. Anyway FF displays it correctly but when viewing it
in IE6 i can still see the default "disc" bullet then my custom bullet.
ul li {list-style-image: url(images/tick.png); margin-left: 20px;}
I have
