Hi Richard,
The approach I use is to design the page for Mozilla and use
* html { css }
to give only IE its own values where required
(Check out http://www.radionz.co.nz/digitallife/styles/dladvanced.css which
is the style sheet for www.radionz.co.nz/digitallife).
Or you could also include the IE value in the block
<!--[if IE]
<![endif]>
provided it is after the other css imports (which it is).
cheers,
Richard
At 11:59 PM 9/13/2003 +1200, you wrote:
>HTML : http://www.nzmint.com/dsales/dshop2.mv
>CSS: http://www.nzmint.com/css/nzm_basic.css
> http://www.nzmint.com/css/nzm_2.css
>
>The above page uses the method described by Eric Bednarz (
>http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/ ) to emulate fixed positioning in MSIE.
>THis method requires that IE6 is running in quirks mode. It also works
>fine in Opera. Gecko, however, seems not to allow for the 40px div on the
>left, and calculates the menu labels too wide. Any suggestions as to how
>to make Gecko behave the asme as Opera and IE, given that the doctype is
>XHTML 1.0?
>
>Checks in Mac and Linux browsers would also be welcome. Please note that
>the rest of the pages are not compatible with the layout changes and new
>stylesheets - they will not render well until their scripts are adapted..
>
>I do intend disabling the slide effect in Gecko because it is rendered so
>poorly.
>--
>Richard Grevers
>Between two evils always pick the one you haven't tried
>
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