Sent by Big John on 29 August 2002 16:04
> > #head {
> > margin: 1px 20px 25px 20px;
> > height: 92px;
> > border-bottom: 1px solid #000000;
> > }
> >
> > The padding is removed, and is added to the height. A side
> > effect of this is that the image is now too high, so add
> > a top padding to .imgwrapper, to push it down a bit.
Brandon Oto wrote:
> Evar so close. See, I played with it a bit, and it turns
> out the correct height is actually 52 - the one it's at NOW.
> I can completely remove the padding without seeing ANY effect.
I blame m'self. What a rookie mistake!
(hollow booming sound as head strikes wall)
Um Brandon, I guess I forgot to check in that nifty
N4-only style sheet, and imagine my suprise to see,
(you guessed it) a #head rule containing that very
same padding. It's the cascade, dude!
( I was tired, y'see... )
Ahem. Well, remove that and all will come clear.
Now about that SBMH...
> Inserted. What a difference a pixel can make.
> Problem solved, or no?
Yes and no. (I love saying that)
Yes the Simple B-M hack is correct, but you need
to have a height in the first #head rule to cover
those browsers that don't parse escapes at all.
(same as the 'standards' value)
I see you pasted my explanitory comments on the hack
right into your code. Nice. Too bad I goofed up said
explaination! In case you missed my frantic correction
post of last night, the true condition is: 'The escapes
must not PRECEED any of the first six alphabet letters'.
We don't want to spread any um, misinformation, do we?
> But I've added the hack to help IE 5 find its poor way.
> Yes, no?
Yes, yes, YES! (kaa-ching!)
HTH
Big John
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