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Posted by dorayme on 03/19/06 02:14
In article <441b820c$0$3689$cb0e7fc6@news.centralva.net>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:
> dorayme wrote:
> > Anyone any ideas on how to be rid of left border when a
> > horizontal menu list wraps, ie. imagine a line of list links
> > wrapping to a second line and the border is not wanted at the
> > start of the second line? Notice how the left border is left out
> > of the start of the first line (no credit to me on this, I did
> > not invent), now I wonder if there is any reasonable technique to
> > be rid of "similar" when wrap occurs. I am not interested in
> > javascript and I can think of ways of avoiding this "problem" but
> > is there a simple actual solution? (If need be, narrow your
> > window and/or up your text size)
> >
> > See:
> >
> > http://dorayme.150m.com/test/waywardKing.html
> >
> > (BTW, don't try the chess problem unless you are a reasonably
> > strong player...)
> >
>
> Look at ihe problem another way, try adding a border! Put border on both
> left & right on LIs so when it wraps it will not look odd.
Sounds a bit complicated, then having to get rid of the naturally
forming double border eh? I will look at this and there's that
border collapse business I have never looked into...
It seems ok with this right border and last-child device... at
least in my FF and other Mac browsers... not tested _all_ of them
though...
Does Win IE understand last-child? (God, I do hope there is such
a thing as "last child" and it is not just working by magic. I am
too frightened to look up the specs. I don't mean to demean any
human by such failure, honest, cross my heart...
Formerly, I would do this type of nav strip with the lowdown
communistic presentational device of | It worked well
and had the rather nice advantage of scalling with the font...
Stop!
I just realised I could scale the border with an em setting
rather than a px. Forget all the above... Why not just delete it?
Because then I would need to find another technique to tease the
over serious minded :)
--
dorayme
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