Sent by Brian Lowe on 25 March 2005 11:11
?
My solution has only 3 images: a tiled background giving the | for the UL, a
general T for a LI and a specialized L for the last child.
Each image gets reused over and over regardless of the number of elements or
depth of nesting: the UL uses the tile, the last or only LI uses the L and
any other LI uses the T.
I don't see how I could do without any 1 of the set.
My next problem is getting the display consistent across IE, NS, Firefox and
Opera. :-(
Brian Lowe
xaviar.co.uk
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Curtis [EMAIL-REMOVED]]
Sent: 25 March 2005 00:54
To: [EMAIL-REMOVED]
Subject: Re: [css-d] Background image alignment for LI element - help needed
> The last LI has a background image overlaid on the UL background,
> giving the corner. This image extends far below the end of the list,
> hiding the remainder of the UL vertical line for that group.
It occurs to me that you an re-use the same corner, if you make it a
transparent gif. Then, the last node in a branch has a background color,
blocking the ul's vertical line that otherwise shows through.
Not much different, but saves one image download.
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