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Posted by dorayme on 11/06/06 21:01
In article <4r8djnFqac9fU1@individual.net>,
Dylan Parry <usenet@dylanparry.com> wrote:
> dorayme wrote:
>
> > http://members.optushome.com.au/droovies/test/footer.html
>
> No one else seems to have mentioned this, but the second example doesn't
> work properly in IE7 (default settings, WS2003). In that example, the
> text is cut-off at the bottom.
I rushed to fix this when surprised by it first thing this
morning (when it is convenient to look via my Winbox)! Curiously,
a bit of padding-bottom on the footer2 fixed it. No other browser
on my Mac, not even Mac IE (which you can see I have catered to)
exhibited this. WinIE seems to interact with
line-height/font-size and sets the height of footer2 very short.
I noticed the cutoff and did this (which some people... no not
you old hands ...) might find useful: turn a 1px border on to see
what might be happening.
In the situation where I use a footer, it is quite convenient to
have any amount of padding within reason.
Curiously, I notice different things in different browsers in
respect to the placement of the text v the separators, nicest is
middle, ugliest is when text is flush with bottom of vertical
separators. Unaffected by padding.
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dorayme
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