Sent by Gunlaug_Sørtun on 14 January 2005 05:05
> <http://kickasswebdesign.com/decorides/zephyr.htm>
> ...I want a slightly bigger than normal line height for easier
> reading in the #textbox div, which is what shows in FF, but Opera
> doesn't recognize that at all. IE is sorta between the two, not as
> bad as Opera, not as good as FF.
Had no problems setting all browsers to something like line-height:130%;
but a slight change in FF when I changed that to line-height: 1.3;.
Those two should be identical, which they are in my Opera.
Percentage seems to work best across browser-land.
> The second problem is the bottom of the right hand nav column, called
> #navbox which wraps the linklists. I can't seem to get the margin
> to show up for love nor money...
Use padding-bottom instead.
> Not a problem, but a question-- is there any way to override the
> amount of indent on those unordered lists?
Set both margin-left and padding-left, since the browsers have different
ways of indenting lists. I thought this looked nice on your page:
ul .linklist {margin-left: 0; padding-left: 10px;}
> Thirdly, browser testing, especially in MAC ...
Mac: Safari, FF, Opera and IE is displaying the page pretty much
identical. A sideways scroll-bar in IE-- going nowhere. Think that's a
"normal" bug in IE/Mac on floats, but I can't fix it. :)
Windows: FF and Opera identical (after fix).
IE6 is making a number out of it at from width: 760 down to 570--
pushing the faux-column off to the right. On even narrower window the
faux-column is back in place, but now the "infobox" and "textbox" is
overlapping. IE6 behaves fine if I take "infobox" out of the flow, using
position: absolute; right: 250px;. Not a perfect fix. You have to look
into that one.
Your layout is basically sound. Having the main text on top is good for
us humans too. :)
regards
Georg
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