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Hi all,
I have some text in a div, which is next to a floating div,
containing a block. I set a left margin on the div with the
text, to avoid flowing under the floating div.
Now the text gets pushed slightly to the right, but only
when next to the block. Below that level, it's further to
the left.
http://home.tiscali.nl/~elizabeth/test-3.html
Is this normal for IE and do I have to live with it, or is
there something I can do about it?
I have tried absolute positioning the content div, which
works to solve this, but then I can't find a way to position
the bottom div at the bottom of the document.
http://home.tiscali.nl/~elizabeth/test-4.html
Another thing: I found that Opera (7.23) has a different
idea about the position of the hover effect on the menu.
Apparently, it 'counts' the distance of the absolutely
positioned element (span) not from the relatively positioned
parent element (menu), but from the also relatively
positioned 'grand-parent' element (container), or maybe even
the canvas.
Did I do something wrong, or is Opera just rendering
differently from IE and Moz?
I have some text in a div, which is next to a floating div,
containing a block. I set a left margin on the div with the
text, to avoid flowing under the floating div.
Now the text gets pushed slightly to the right, but only
when next to the block. Below that level, it's further to
the left.
http://home.tiscali.nl/~elizabeth/test-3.html
Is this normal for IE and do I have to live with it, or is
there something I can do about it?
I have tried absolute positioning the content div, which
works to solve this, but then I can't find a way to position
the bottom div at the bottom of the document.
http://home.tiscali.nl/~elizabeth/test-4.html
Another thing: I found that Opera (7.23) has a different
idea about the position of the hover effect on the menu.
Apparently, it 'counts' the distance of the absolutely
positioned element (span) not from the relatively positioned
parent element (menu), but from the also relatively
positioned 'grand-parent' element (container), or maybe even
the canvas.
Did I do something wrong, or is Opera just rendering
differently from IE and Moz?