Sent by Paul Novitski on 17 June 2005 00:12
At 11:02 PM 6/14/2005, Ingo Chao wrote:
>KevinN schrieb:
>>Could anyone have an idea why IE6 displays an ordered list as 1.'s?
>...
>>http://beacon.ploghost.com/content/about/vision.php
>
>With your "Holly hack", you force the li to gain layout. But layout li get
>their own counting context ("having layout means that an element is
>responsible for drawing its own content"). So, every li counts for itself
>(1. 1. 1. 1.)
Ingo,
I'm interested in learning more about the IE 'has layout' phenomenon as it
pertains to lists. Can you point me to any resources that address that
issue specifically? I've found material on Microsoft's hasLayout property
but nothing really on its effect on lists.
I have seen that IE and Opera lose ordered list item numbering and
unordered list item bullets when list items are floated left or right or
given an explicit width. I'd like to learn more about the general
phenomenon of which those are just two symptoms.
Thanks,
Paul
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