And here's me thinking IE was going to be my biggest CSS problem...
Ok. The page in question: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoooo.com/whatthefizzle.php">http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoo ... fizzle.php</a><!-- m -->
In Firefox (and roughly in IE from the last time I could check), everything appears as normal and as expected. However when I check it in Opera I am geeted by this monstrosity: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoooo.com/operamakeyuck.png">http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoo ... keyuck.png</a><!-- m -->.
For some reason, the fieldset is just completely ignoring its contents and colapsing horizontally (much like I asked it to by setting display:inline; but it's just going a bit further than it should). It even leaves the legend that should be inside it off over on it's own on the left side.
I've tried ye olde clear:both; but that really didn't help.
Any ideas folks?well if it makes you feel better, the page looks great in opera 7.23fieldset li {
float:left;
clear:both;
margin:1em;
}Yeah I already tried the float and clear on the li's too. One of the first things I tried. Just made the fieldset a bit taller. :/
I'm hoping it's just something wierd about my opera. When I first installed it I got rid of that panel crap at the side, but I accidentally got rid of the file edit view menu bar thing. Haven't been able to get it back in 4 months of trying.The site looks like xxxx in Opera 7.02
Some problem with import of style sheets. I Download ed the site. It looked ok with inline/external css
bty that was an error in the fieldset li ruleOh right. So the @import I'm using for including the CSS doesn't work with some versions of opera? Sh**.
EDIT: Nope. wait. I just tried with the <link /> method and it still screwed up. It went back to normal(ish) when I removed display:inline; from the fieldset though. I'll just have to set the width in em's and hope nobody plays with the font sizes too much. >_<
Ok. The page in question: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoooo.com/whatthefizzle.php">http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoo ... fizzle.php</a><!-- m -->
In Firefox (and roughly in IE from the last time I could check), everything appears as normal and as expected. However when I check it in Opera I am geeted by this monstrosity: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoooo.com/operamakeyuck.png">http://www.dootdootdoodydoodydootdoodoo ... keyuck.png</a><!-- m -->.
For some reason, the fieldset is just completely ignoring its contents and colapsing horizontally (much like I asked it to by setting display:inline; but it's just going a bit further than it should). It even leaves the legend that should be inside it off over on it's own on the left side.
I've tried ye olde clear:both; but that really didn't help.
Any ideas folks?well if it makes you feel better, the page looks great in opera 7.23fieldset li {
float:left;
clear:both;
margin:1em;
}Yeah I already tried the float and clear on the li's too. One of the first things I tried. Just made the fieldset a bit taller. :/
I'm hoping it's just something wierd about my opera. When I first installed it I got rid of that panel crap at the side, but I accidentally got rid of the file edit view menu bar thing. Haven't been able to get it back in 4 months of trying.The site looks like xxxx in Opera 7.02
Some problem with import of style sheets. I Download ed the site. It looked ok with inline/external css
bty that was an error in the fieldset li ruleOh right. So the @import I'm using for including the CSS doesn't work with some versions of opera? Sh**.
EDIT: Nope. wait. I just tried with the <link /> method and it still screwed up. It went back to normal(ish) when I removed display:inline; from the fieldset though. I'll just have to set the width in em's and hope nobody plays with the font sizes too much. >_<