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Posted by Michael on 01/20/07 11:47
"Jukka K. Korpela" wrote:
> Scripsit Michael:
>
>> Well, check the image at http://www.xs4all.nl/~tba/test.html
>> The top image is what I want.
>> The bottom image is what IE does.
> OK, _now_ the question is understandable.
My apologies for being so unclear. At least I finally did get the point
across :)
>> I just want the sublist to start on the SAME line as the parent list
>> and not on the NEXT line.
> Basically you have a list item that _starts_ with an inner list.
Syntactically, yes. Structurally, it's just a nested list.
> This is of course syntactically allowed and might make sense in odd cases,
> but normally there's some kind of a header for the inner list and the
> problem does not occur. When it does, IE indeed seems to misbehave.
Actually, The "Second item" caption should be the header of the inner list,
right?
> At least on IE 7, both in "standards" and "quirks" mode, the problem can
> be fixed by adding the following artificial rule:
> li { border: solid transparent 1px; }
And as that also fixed the problem in my IE 6 and Firefox 1.5 as well as
Firefox 2.0, I think you just solved my problem. Soooo easy (and yet I don't
think I'd have found it).
> (I guess I gets somehow rectified when it notices that it has to draw a
> border around a list item. :-))
I could make a mean remark about Internet Explorer now. But I won't. Just
glad it works.
Thanks so much Jukka!
Kind regards
Michael.
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