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Posted by Ian Rutgers on 06/07/06 14:08
"Steve Pugh" <steve@pugh.net> wrote in message
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> "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)?
>
So what is your suggestion. IE and Mozilla don't display the menu the
same way. In researching an alternative I came across
http://www.stylegala.com/articles/no_more_css_hacks.htm ... looked at
"David's" solution and the commentary that followed ... my conclusion is
that there is yet to be a conclusive answer.
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