hey there!
i have a problem with some of my CSS. if you look in I.E at
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php">http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php</a><!-- m -->
and then in Mozilla, Look at the navigation buttons. You will see that Mozilla is not reading the height in my css. I want the hieght to be the same off the buttons and on.
Anybody have any ideas?Why are you wrapping each link in a plain <div>? I don't see the purpose of this.ah yea my bad sorry
i removed the individual <div> tags but i still cant locate the original problemYeah, I picked through it a bit; but staying up all night does odd things to a person...
haha, pickall you like, it's wet here in manchester and i just thought i would design some random crappy site, which kinda does have a purpose but i am just aiming for a nice design,
this problem is annoying
its stopping my Master Plan!
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you wanted, but check this out.cheers that will do!
i might just settle for that <div> hieght.
cheersAight, good luck.is there such thing as a Valign in <div>?Peep this. (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS1/current/test544.htm">http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS1/c ... est544.htm</a><!-- m -->)i have a bit of a problem!
look at
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php">http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php</a><!-- m -->
in i.explorer.
now look at the same link again in mozilla!!!!! what is going wrong with the <div id="main"></div>I didn't actually look at the code but that kind of thing is generally caused by IE's broken box model implementation. Google for "box model hack" to find a number of ways to work around it.
Note: Once again, what you see in Moz is correct.It's probably your evil tables.
i have a problem with some of my CSS. if you look in I.E at
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php">http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php</a><!-- m -->
and then in Mozilla, Look at the navigation buttons. You will see that Mozilla is not reading the height in my css. I want the hieght to be the same off the buttons and on.
Anybody have any ideas?Why are you wrapping each link in a plain <div>? I don't see the purpose of this.ah yea my bad sorry
i removed the individual <div> tags but i still cant locate the original problemYeah, I picked through it a bit; but staying up all night does odd things to a person...
haha, pickall you like, it's wet here in manchester and i just thought i would design some random crappy site, which kinda does have a purpose but i am just aiming for a nice design,this problem is annoying
its stopping my Master Plan!
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you wanted, but check this out.cheers that will do!i might just settle for that <div> hieght.
cheersAight, good luck.is there such thing as a Valign in <div>?Peep this. (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS1/current/test544.htm">http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS1/c ... est544.htm</a><!-- m -->)i have a bit of a problem!
look at
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php">http://research.giggledesign.com/credits.php</a><!-- m -->
in i.explorer.
now look at the same link again in mozilla!!!!! what is going wrong with the <div id="main"></div>I didn't actually look at the code but that kind of thing is generally caused by IE's broken box model implementation. Google for "box model hack" to find a number of ways to work around it.
Note: Once again, what you see in Moz is correct.It's probably your evil tables.