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| message from mzanime.com on 22 Jul 2004 |
Murray there has to be a way to make it work without resorting to javascript,
or IE specific comment hacks. I have made many CSS menus which are clickabe
(inside the entire block) that works inside IE6.
Here is one such example: http://www.mzanime.com/uploads/css-buttonexp2.htm
There might be a bug in his CSS or HTML code. If only I wasn't on vacation I'd
have access to a windows machine and be able to experiment with it outside of
the MacOS.
BritBloke wrote:
Wonder if I can convince them to switch over to Mozilla Firefox ;)
Same thing for me, the department I'm employed with foolishly has made IE6
"the standard" for their emplyees to use. I know how you feel.
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| Gary White replied to mzanime.com on 22 Jul 2004 |
http://www.mzanime.com/uploads/css-buttonexp2.htm
You need to specifically assign a width to the <a> tag to get the
display:block to work correctly in IE. Try adding width:142px (150 - 8px for
the left & right padding) to your ".menubutts a" style.
Gary
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