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Posted by Mark Parnell on 10/12/05 05:10
In our last episode, <eslachance@gmail.com> pronounced to alt.html:
> The two arrows are positioned using floats left and
> right, and under it is a table that shows the actual calendar.
No, the arrows are in the table (in the caption element), not above it.
> Here's the page URL:
> http://b2blog.sh.nu:81/users/test/index.html
Well, it would help if display: none; wasn't set on the calendar. Makes
it easier to check. :-)
Anyway, set the same width on the table and caption as the div (200px
ATM).
FWIW, Opera displays it the same as IE.
You should validate your HTML and CSS (for the HTML you'll have to fix a
couple of invalid characters first) - that's always the first step in
trying to fix this sort of problem.
http://validator.w3.org/
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
The specs require a width on any floated elements, but the validator
doesn't seem to be complaining about it - that may be because you are
using inline styles though. The validator doesn't seem to check inline
styles. Adding a width to the arrow divs doesn't seem to fix the problem
though.
We'll get to the rest of the problems shortly. :-)
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Mark Parnell
http://clarkecomputers.com.au
alt.html FAQ :: http://html-faq.com/
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