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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 12/30/06 17:37
Paul Lautman wrote:
> rwap wrote:
>> On Dec 30, 10:20 am, "Paul Lautman" <paul.laut...@btinternet.com>
>> wrote:
>>> Ben C wrote:
>>>> On 2006-12-29, Paul Lautman <paul.laut...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>>>>> Ben C wrote:
>>>>>> On 2006-12-28, Martin Clark <mar...@spl.at> wrote:
>>>>>>> Paul Lautman wrote...
>>>>>>>> When viewed in IE6 or Firefox, the list beginning "Unsurpassed
>>>>>>>> design and manufacturing quality." on the page
>>>>>>>> http://www.osg-uk.comhas blue arrows as bullets.
>>>>>>>> However, in IE7, the arrows are hidden under the image to the
>>>>>>>> left of it. I have tried various ways to rectify this but if I
>>>>>>>> get it looking OK in IE7, it looks rubbish in FF.
>>>>>>>> Can someone point me to the correct magic incantation?
<SNIP>
Well on a quick look your markup is a mess with overly nested TABLEs and
DIVs and you are not quoting values and using UPPERCASE on some element
and parameters which are no-nos in XHTML. All this aside I'm on dialup
so I could see what was happening as images loaded. IE and Opera are
showing your arrow list images but they a located at the left-hand edge
of your bits image to the list's left. As the bits image loads if covers
up your arrows.
Personally I would dump the tables and the overuse of containers and try
again. A simpler design could yield the same result with a fraction of
the markup. Also switch from XHTML Transitional >> HTML 4.01 Strict will
coax better cooperation from IE
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Take care,
Jonathan
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