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Posted by Steve Pugh on 06/07/06 07:43
"Ian Rutgers" <irutgers@otima.ca> wrote:
>Please take a look at http://www.taoofpeace.com/test/curriculum/index.php
>... specifically the "Main Menu" Currently in IE 6.0 there is no gap
>between the "Main Menu" label and "curriculum/schedule" but in Mozilla
>browsers (FireFox for example) there is a slight gap. I actually like the
>idea of the small gap and thought I could control it with the Voice Family
>Hack ala
>
>#first{
> padding-top:.5em;
> margin-top:.3em;
> voice-family: "\"}
> \"";
> voice-family:inherit;
> margin-top:.20em;
> }
>
>However it appears that IE 6 doesn't recognize the hack any more ... what is
>the nouveau way to deal with how IE and Mozilla handle the space?
The whole point of the Tantek hack that you have here is to feed
separate styles to IE<5.5 on one hand and to IE6+ and proper browsers
on the other.
If you want to treat IE6 the same as IE5.5 then you need a different
hack. And what are you going to do about IE7 (which displays the menu
in a totally different place)?
Steve
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