Ingo Chao skrev:
Anders Nawroth wrote:
http://cms3.nawroth.com/testsidor/filer/testpage.html
For disappearing a.p. boxes, see
http://www.brunildo.org/test/IE_raf3.html
Your testpage shows the problem listed as Example 1
The fix is to rearrange the html, or by inserting an empty box, see
t
Anders Nawroth wrote:
Kenny Graham skrev:
Make sure the page validates. IE should render that fine unless it's
in quirks mode. If it validates and still doesnt work, post a link and
I'll have a look.
The pages render in CSS1Compat (standards) mode.
you have one error in your html.
hth,
Anders Nawroth wrote:
http://cms3.nawroth.com/testsidor/filer/testpage.html
For disappearing a.p. boxes, see
http://www.brunildo.org/test/IE_raf3.html
Your testpage shows the problem listed as Example 1
The fix is to rearrange the html, or by inserting an empty box, see the
subsequent example
Kenny Graham skrev:
Make sure the page validates. IE should render that fine unless it's
in quirks mode. If it validates and still doesnt work, post a link and
I'll have a look.
The pages render in CSS1Compat (standards) mode.
A page with only "standards CSS":
http://cms3.nawroth.com/testsi
Make sure the page validates. IE should render that fine unless it's in
quirks mode. If it validates and still doesnt work, post a link and
I'll have a look.
Hello!
I want to position an element at the top right corner of the document
(not the viewport).
In standards based browsers this is easy using
position: absolute;
top: 0;
right: 0;
But the problem is, on most of the pages where I use this the positioned
element disappears in IE. I can't fin
Right now for the image in question you have: style="position: absolute;
top:-5px; right:5px;
In FF it appears as you would like it, but in IE it looks like it is a
bit too close to the right edge, no?
Try something like this: style="position: absolute; top:-5px; right:5px
!important; right:10px;
Thanks for the tip. The use of tables is my client's request. He's too
afraid to exclude those who won't be able to see it properly. I tried
to convince him otherwise, but he was firm. The inline styles are just
for my own tweaking purposes -- I'll put them in the external once I
have it wo
G'day
that in Firefox and IE (on XP) the image doesn't show up in exactly the
same place, so the blending background is off-set. Right now, it looks
good in Firefox, but not IE. Is there something I can do to guarantee
that image's position on the site, regardless of the browser? The
guitar
Hello, group.
I'm having a heck of a time with a particular image that I have
positioned on my site. Because it has to blend in with three different
background colors, I have it anti-aliased accordingly. The problem is
that in Firefox and IE (on XP) the image doesn't show up in exactly the
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