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Posted by dorayme on 03/06/06 21:32
In article <dugm2p$jtk$1@phys-news4.kolumbus.fi>,
"Wrm" <nomailstodragon@north.invalid> wrote:
> "dorayme" <doraymeRidThis@optusnet.com.au> kirjoitti
> viestiss:doraymeRidThis-D3B2B2.17385506032006@news-vip.optusnet.com.au...
> > In article <dugirr$q4v$1@phys-news4.kolumbus.fi>,
>
> <snip>
>
> > What was the margin of what by default before?
>
> If it's not mentioned in w3 specs then it depends from the browser, atleast
> in this UL case if my memory serves me right. Right now I'd not give it that
> much credit though, considering I'm having flu and plenty enough fever.
snip
> Anyway, have fun with learning CSS and stuff, I'm off to kitchen make lots
> of hot tea and then back under the blanket to recover from this flu...
OK you have flu and I hope you get better soon. But the moment
the flu subsides, I want that you should ponder what I said about
how IE Mac showed the green bg to the #navStrip (stuck in there
to see what might be going on) only above the strip. not below.
The bg to the #navStrip div is green, so why is the default white
of the body (or is it the html?) showing through under the strip?
Is Mac IE partly showing what no other browser sniffs out (rather
than it being a bug or vagary of IE Mac). I know, there is no
"practical" problem!
Tea eh? In Witness, John Book (Harrison Ford) was just recovering
from a life threatening injury. Gathered around him were the
Amish elders, one of whom (the Amish "doc") said to him "Keep
drinking my teas" (he had made up some formulas for his
condition). The Pennsylvanian detective turned to the lovely
Rachel (who was looking after him) and whispered that she should
tell him his teas tasted awful. She replied that he will soon be
able to tell him himself...
--
dorayme
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