Sent by Gunlaug_Sørtun on 15 February 2006 15:03
Karl Dawson wrote:
> I can make the problem go away by removing the background-color
> property from the hover state and although I don't quite follow
> what's being said (I have a pixel width margin) this appears to be
> related to the "Quirky Percentages in IE6's Visual Formatting Model"
> bug over at Positioniseverything - am I right?
I don't think so, but I'm not sure of anything here.
The way IE re-render links on hover is involved, but I can't remember
any real fix.
> If anyone can offer a solution to add to my IE-only CSS file or
> simply advocate not using the background-color it would be much
> appreciated :-)
> http://www.thatstandardsguy.co.uk/examples/example.html
Conditional solution:
If that image-placeholder shows the actual height of every real image,
then you can change the...
* html dl.feature {height:1%;}
....to...
* html dl.feature {height: (exact value in px here);}
....which will stabilize it somewhat in IE/win since the dl can't be
shorter than the set height, which IE6 will interpret as 'min-height'.
Won't work in IE7, so I hope they will include a working 'CSS min-height'.
BTW: no need to work around IE/Mac in that stylesheet, as that browser
can't see what's inside a 'conditional comment' linked stylesheet anyway.
regards
Georg
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