From: Antonio [EMAIL-REMOVED]>
>This works for IE5 Mac (but not correctly with IE Win):
>#rightnav img {
> position: float;
> margin-left: -40px;
> }
>
>This works with IE Win (but the image is not displayed by IE5 Mac):
>#rightnav img {
> position: relative;
> left: -40px;
> }
>
>So what should I write to make this run in IE5 Mac *and* IE Win?
>> Page: http://www.kalimeo.com/test2
>> CSS: http://www.kalimeo.com/test2/typo.css
>> http://www.kalimeo.com/test2/3col.css
>> http://www.kalimeo.com/test2/racines.css
Hi Antonio - First, there isn't a {position: float} value, so IE-mac is likely ignoring that. My
guess (no mac to test on) is that you'll need to figure out if it is the {position: relative} that
is keeping IE-mac from displaying the image, or if it is the left property.
There are hacks to hide or show things to IE-mac that can be used when you determine what needs to
be hidden or shown. (see below)
hth,
~holly
http://www.sam-i-am.com/work/sandbox/css/mac_ie5_hack.html - hide styles from IE-mac
http://premonition.co.uk/cssd/ie51-only.html - hide styles from all browsers but IE-mac
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