hello,
I recently posted a question about a page i am building based on a simple 3
col anyorder layout. I was worried that negative margin usage was becoming out
of control.
It was suggested that I use absolute positioning on one of the
columns(navigations) to rely less on negative
Kevin McMonagle wrote:
[...] I was worried that negative margin usage was becoming out of
control.
It was suggested that I use absolute positioning on one of the
columns(navigations) to rely less on negative margins. This caused
the column to vanish in ie pc.
Heres is the negative margin
Hi George,
-im relieved that you say that the negative margins are ok. I had a proggrammer
at work complain about them and a couple posts here made me wonder if it was ok.
Im planning on replacing those underscore hacks with the star selector method,
is that still the way to go with ie 7 on the
Im planning on replacing those underscore hacks with the star selector
method, is that still the way to go with ie 7 on the horizon?
IE7 won't understand the * html (Holly) hack. You're better using
conditional comments for serving different versions of IE different style
rules.
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Kevin McMonagle wrote:
-im relieved that you say that the negative margins are ok. I had a
proggrammer at work complain about them and a couple posts here made
me wonder if it was ok.
I've heard/read complaints about every single CSS-based method in use
for laying out web pages. Yet, most
