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One technique that I use (when I have to) is this:
/* begin box model hack */
height: 262px !important;
height: 261px;
height/**/:/**/261px;
/* end hack */
Basically, Gecko based browsers will use the first value, IE 5.x/Win will apply the
second value
Nice!
Didn't even cross my mind... so simple :)
Looks like my CSS-hack-free-run remains in tact for another day...
thanks mate,
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Yep, I'm doing that as well. I contain the #overflow container in a
another div with fixed width.
| #container |#overflow| | |#float|
Then use a clear:both break under both to force a footer below the
longest content.
The overflow div should resize to the width of the container.
HTH
Here's another link on how to install multiple versions of IE
(http://www.insert-title.com/web_design/?page=articles/dev/multi_IE).
I found this through links on
http://webstandards.org/buzz/archive/2003_11.html#000241
Chris
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The discussion l
> It has a fixed height, auto width. If I set the width to fixed it (horiz
> scroll) appears...
Unfortunately the width needs to be set (as there's a floating div to form a
second column)
> Your other option is to repeatedly tap your client on the head with a
> toffee hammer until they see the
Thanks Vik...
I thought about something like that, but odds are, those selectors WILL be
support in newer versions of browsers...
i guess my question should have been "how can i apply a style ONLY to IE
browsers?". Because bottom line, i dont really want the height property to
be set for any bro
Finally someone's done it - that's brilliant.
The IE5.5 shows in the about IE section as being version 6, but it seems
to be 5.5, as it misinterprets the box model.
And you can run them open at the same time. Very cool.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Stanton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> You could try mixing 'n matching hacks from here:
> http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/
Thanks Lindsay...
* html #pageText {
height : 280px;
}
Did the trick.
Height property is only set by IE browsers. Weird.. but it works :)
James Silva
Web Producti
Hi James
I don't get the horizontal scroller in either IE6 or Mozilla/FB or
Opera7 (need to check Kafari)... here's the CSS:
#stupidclient
{
border : 3px inset #aaa;
background-color : #fff;
height : 200px;
width : auto;
overflow : auto;
padding : 2px;
}
It has a fixed height, auto width. If I
Sorry for the cross post.
For those that haven't heard - someone has managed to get multiple version
of IE running on their machine, someone else has grabbed the minimum files
required to run IE5.01 and IE5.5 (about 3mb each) and posted them on their
site.
http://www.skyzyx.com/archives/
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Hi James,
How about using the > or + selectors to override the height rule?
something like
body div { height: 100%; }
body > div { height: inherit; }
Just an idea. I'm not even sure if Opera or IE/Mac supports these
selectors. If t
James Silva wrote:
> Is there a known CSS hack to hide styles from Mozilla based browsers?
You could try mixing 'n matching hacks from here:
http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/
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Hi guys,
Is there a known CSS hack to hide styles from Mozilla based browsers?
For those that are curious...
I've got a client that is hell bent on having a fixed height site (sigh).
They want the header/footer to remain fixed while the body content scrolls.
Now, this is straight forward to ac
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