Hello Matt
On 27-Nov-01, Matt wrote: > It doesn't. i know > How is this a bug? Technically it's a concession to web standards > since it only happens when the DTD is specified (which puts IE6 > into a slightly less Microsoft-mode of operation). In terms of > cascading styles, the block element's alignment flows down into > the other elements *unless* you override it. i know this and have read up on it. Unlike CSS the html attribute align="center" should not be inherited to child elements. > Not a bug.. it's more predictable, standardised behaviour. it is a bug. > This behaviour in IE is not wrong, it's standards compliant, and > it's also easy to work around: don't mark your page with the DTD > which is a flag to all browsers that the page does follow that > standard. no its wrong. you are wrong too! ner :) and removing DTD's from a page to make something compatible with IE is certianly not good practise. i use a CUSTOM DTD on some pages of exotica (havnt done them all yet). There is other bugs with this with IE of it putting a horizontal frame scrollbar when not needed if you specify ANY dtd. No other browsers act like this, and early betas of ie6 didnt either. Regards buzz -- <sb>ExoticA - http://exotica.fix.no _____________________________________________________________________ Voyager Mailing List - http://v3.vapor.com/ Voyager FAQ....: http://faq.vapor.com/voyager/ Listserver Help: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=HELP Unsubscribe....: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=UNSUBSCRIBE
