Sent by Steve Clay on 27 April 2004 18:06
Tuesday, April 27, 2004, 1:24:43 PM, Tom Newman wrote:
TN> height which breaks the effect. Is there any way of getting all the
TN> tabs to stretch vertically when one of them gains another line of text?
Not really. If display:table-cell was better-supported, I'm sure a method
could be worked up to handle this, but sadly it isn't (in IE specifically).
TN> I'm very new to CSS and I'm tearing my hair out.
Don't let this problem sour you on CSS; use what works for you for now.
Links in a table isn't as semantic as links in a list, but both can be
accessible and styled with CSS to keep the markup clean.
Maybe a URL showing your problem would encourage someone to come up with a
solution or a workable compromise.
Steve
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