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From: Jeff Thies on 16 Apr 2010 22:22 Andr� H�nsel wrote: > dorayme wrote: >> In article >> <3b6b7754-b2be-42fe-84d2-47bc06677...(a)u22g2000yqf.googlegroups.co >> m>, >> Andr� H�nsel <an...(a)webkr.de> wrote: >> >> >> >>> Jeff Thies wrote: >>>> Andr� H�nsel wrote: >>>>> Hi, >>>>> I have a problem with an A with display:block not taking all the width >>>>> in Internet Explorer. The problem can be seen >>>>> onhttp://kundenweb.creations.de/usenet/menu/ >>>>> in the flyout navigation. >>>> but can you not just explicitly set a width? >>> I tried to set width: 100% but there were >>>> Caveats on padding and margins, >>> ;-) >>> In Firefox there were grey boxes protruding from the menu items. In IE >>> there was no effect at all. >> There are many validation errors in the HTML for the url you >> give, perhaps you might either fix these first (or ask how to fix >> them) before going into this particular problem you are seeing. > > Sorry, although they were all uncritical (eg. empty-element tags > without slash) you're right, I fixed them. I don't see the problem, perhaps you fixed this? Looked in FF and IE8. Jeff
From: André Hänsel on 17 Apr 2010 21:09
Jeff Thies wrote: > André Hänsel wrote: > > dorayme wrote: > >> In article > >> <3b6b7754-b2be-42fe-84d2-47bc06677...(a)u22g2000yqf.googlegroups.co > >> m>, > >> André Hänsel <an...(a)webkr.de> wrote: > > >>> Jeff Thies wrote: > >>>> André Hänsel wrote: > >>>>> Hi, > >>>>> I have a problem with an A with display:block not taking all the width > >>>>> in Internet Explorer. The problem can be seen > >>>>> onhttp://kundenweb.creations.de/usenet/menu/ > >>>>> in the flyout navigation. > >>>> but can you not just explicitly set a width? > >>> I tried to set width: 100% but there were > >>>> Caveats on padding and margins, > >>> ;-) > >>> In Firefox there were grey boxes protruding from the menu items. In IE > >>> there was no effect at all. > >> There are many validation errors in the HTML for the url you > >> give, perhaps you might either fix these first (or ask how to fix > >> them) before going into this particular problem you are seeing. > > > Sorry, although they were all uncritical (eg. empty-element tags > > without slash) you're right, I fixed them. > > I don't see the problem, perhaps you fixed this? Looked in FF and IE8. I made a screenshot (IE7) which illustrates the problem: http://kundenweb.creations.de/usenet/menu/border_problem.jpg Those borders should be at the very right of the menu - as they are in Firefox. |