Hiya.
Any idea why this piece of CSS isn't working in IE 5.01? I know it's an old browser, but just wondered if there was a way to fix it, as it's the only piece of our site that doesn't render correctly.
#maincontent .seperation {
border-top: 3px double #CCCCCC;
}
We're using it with <p class="seperation"></p>
Thanks.
Regards,I don't believe IE5 supports double borders...Ah, must've been fixed in 5.5, seems fine in this version.Should be no problem, supported from IE4.Hi Fang.
Any ideas why IE5.01 doesn't show it then? Something to do with the way I formed the CSS or anything?
Once this is done, our layout (fully CSS) and quite complexish works in:
IE 4.01, 5.01, 5.5, 6
Firefox 08->
Opera 7.26->
Netscape 7.x
Mozilla 1.x
Konqueror 3.1->
Safari 1.2
any others I haven't been able to test.
This is why it's just this one silly seperator that isn't working and it's driving me mad! Hehehe!
Thanks a million.
Regards,Odd... any chance you could upload a sample page?It seems IE 5.0 has a problem with empty elements. Add between the start and end tags, and you should be good to go.I would be interested to see your layout, it's not that I don't believe you, but it just seems ... unlikely that it will work in IE4.Paul Jr: Thank you ever so much. Adding the nbsp; has indeed fixed it.
lavalamp: I should edit that post, I pasted it directly from a "working site" page - and although IE4 is listed, it doesn't render correctly at all. Sorry about that. The rest seem accurate though.Originally posted by skydan
Paul Jr: Thank you ever so much. Adding the nbsp; has indeed fixed it.
No problemo!
Any idea why this piece of CSS isn't working in IE 5.01? I know it's an old browser, but just wondered if there was a way to fix it, as it's the only piece of our site that doesn't render correctly.
#maincontent .seperation {
border-top: 3px double #CCCCCC;
}
We're using it with <p class="seperation"></p>
Thanks.
Regards,I don't believe IE5 supports double borders...Ah, must've been fixed in 5.5, seems fine in this version.Should be no problem, supported from IE4.Hi Fang.
Any ideas why IE5.01 doesn't show it then? Something to do with the way I formed the CSS or anything?
Once this is done, our layout (fully CSS) and quite complexish works in:
IE 4.01, 5.01, 5.5, 6
Firefox 08->
Opera 7.26->
Netscape 7.x
Mozilla 1.x
Konqueror 3.1->
Safari 1.2
any others I haven't been able to test.
This is why it's just this one silly seperator that isn't working and it's driving me mad! Hehehe!
Thanks a million.
Regards,Odd... any chance you could upload a sample page?It seems IE 5.0 has a problem with empty elements. Add between the start and end tags, and you should be good to go.I would be interested to see your layout, it's not that I don't believe you, but it just seems ... unlikely that it will work in IE4.Paul Jr: Thank you ever so much. Adding the nbsp; has indeed fixed it.
lavalamp: I should edit that post, I pasted it directly from a "working site" page - and although IE4 is listed, it doesn't render correctly at all. Sorry about that. The rest seem accurate though.Originally posted by skydan
Paul Jr: Thank you ever so much. Adding the nbsp; has indeed fixed it.
No problemo!