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Posted by jojo on 07/26/06 12:55
Hi all,
seems that now I am the one who needs some advice...
I'm starting to design a layout for a website (which does not exist
yet). I just wrote the CSS and a HTML-dummy-page for testing it:
http://www.hafner-web.de/jojo/html
The problem is: I created a CSS class for external links, they show an
icon at the right, like the blue one in Wikipedia. It all works fine in
FF, but IE seems to ignore the background-repeat:no-repeat and it looks
like he is starting the image on the left instead of the right
(background-position: center right;)
The complete class looks like this:
a.external {padding-right:18px; background: url(external.gif) center
right no-repeat;}
I've used this before without any problems. I guess the answer is quite
simple, just something I overlooked...
Thank you all,
jojo
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