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Re: Margins, background problem...

Posted by dorayme on 03/07/06 04:54

In article <Xns977EB5103D24Estanmccann@216.234.192.142>,
Stan McCann <me@stanmccann.us> wrote:

just snip...

> I wondered about some of that code. It just didn't seem like what I
> would expect from you.
snip
> I'm not sure what you mean by "inline link mark up and css" then.
>

I simply meant the way I used "display: inline;" in the the css
and the associated markup in the html. Was wondering if there was
something about the way I made the list go in a horizontal line
rather than vertically (as perhaps more traditional for <ul>s)
that caused the puzzling white space above and below - besides my
not putting "margin:0"

>
> > As for the rest, yes, there is no practical problem. You are
> > right about setting margin. It is not super important I guess,
> > just I am puxxled ... as to _what_ is
> > defaulted to _what_. Did the ul have (in so many browsers) a
> > default margin of about 14px top and bottom? I say 14 because
> > that is the figure I found that got rid of it in setting negative
> > margins to bottom of #banner div and top of #content div!
>
> I didn't do any testing or anything. That was just the only thing I
> could see that looked like it could have contributed. More than
> likely, the margin varied/varies between browsers. I've often had too
> much space for my liking both above and below <ul>.

That's ok, Stan. As I said, margin:0 fixes the practical problem.
But I am not a purely practical person (though I do use a
chainsaw now and again). About browsers, I can only repeat that
the modern ones are rather consistent about the phenomena
puzzling me. And that IE Mac was the only one that actually
showed a bit of the diagnostic background green I put in. (To be
quite frank, I have not tested all browsers...)

I don't suppose anyone at all has been able to see the pale green
background with any Windows browsers? It looks like this in IE
Mac: http://dorayme.150m.com/test1/listPuzzler.png

This is the effect that http://dorayme.150m.com/test1/main.html
has on Mac IE

Is there any chance that everyone at alt.html could take the day
off and all work solidly on this for me? Where the blazes is my
mate Mark Parnell? Does he think he can just swan off somewhere
on hols or something without keeping in touch? Just because I did?

Is a "layer" thing going on re the phenemena I see (the green
showing up above but not below the strip of horiz. links?). You
know, that creepy stuff about z indices?

--
dorayme

 

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