And Speaking of Browsers…
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I haven’t had the time to do the necessary testing, but I may have to eat some serious crow here for my recent ranting about IE6. Could it possibly be that it’s handling the CSS spec’s collapse margins rule correctly while every other browser is technically non-compliant? Read this comment of mine for more details.
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Posted to Computers • 2002.11.05 (Tue) • 21:42
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Posted by victor 2002.11.05, 23:53
Jeremy,
please fix it too on the individual entry pages :)
The main page looks gorgeous but on the entries, the right column is at the bottom of the page.
Posted by jh 2002.11.06, 00:09
Aw, shit…
Posted by James 2002.11.06, 07:32
Aptly put. lol
Posted by Peter 2002.11.06, 09:01
Nice to see ‘search’, ‘archives’ and ‘standards’ are sitting over in the right column as they should — on the single entry page, with IE6 on Windows 2000.
Yes, looks gorgeous, congratulations.
Posted by jh 2002.11.06, 18:25
One weird thing that I can’t understand (or, more correctly, yet another weird thing) is why the pages would render differently on the server and remote versions. I’m running Apache here and the pages were working fine (identical style sheet and code) but they’d break on the server version.
Never a dull moment, huh?
Posted by resonance 2002.11.07, 01:31
It’s a browser problem, though, isn’t it? Are you testing your Apache server using a PC and IE 6?
Posted by claus 2002.11.11, 08:21
the link you provided for that BMH appears to be broken here, so i dunno exactly what you already found out, but this link may help: http://www.tantek.com/CSS/Examples/boxmodelhack.html (may be the same thing though)
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