Site: http://tinyurl.com/cxfpc2 If you look at my left navigation, there is a space between all those buttons. On Firefox there is only 2 spaces between the top images..on IE there is a space between the images and the menu items. How can I remove this? I spent a good few hours and couldn't figure it out. Thanks!
Make the <a>s in the list {zoom:1;}. It's a hasLayout thing. You have errors that need to be fixed. cheers, gary
Hey Gary, Not sure what you mean by that? I tried adding that in FireBug but I didn't see a difference? Any chance you got AIM, maybe we can discuss real quick?
you need to learn about padding and margins in css, for IE you will need to have a conditional statement to cover IE and then load a seperate stylesheet for IE if you do not know css then consider hiring someone to fix it
I do have a separate sheet for IE CSS. No offense, I appreciate your feedback but point of the thread was to get help on a problem. "Hire someone" isn't really constructive. My guess right now is there is some padding or margin in the CSS that I can't figure out which exactly line is causing the spacing in the sidebar.
sometimes when the css has not be stated explicitly then it takes on the defaults, so define a new class ul .sidebar_list img to set the padding /margin explicitly
Thanks for the suggestion. Tried it, didn't work Added ul .sidebar_list img { margin-bottom:0px; padding-bottom:0px; } Still looked the same.
I din't really look at your code too many stylesheets for me in there with lotsa useless classes but usually non floating li's in explorer will give you this extra space under each li because of a small bug. Usually can be easely fixed by putting li's with no space in between in the html <li></li><li></li> otherwise just use display block n float add some bottom margin if you looking for same effect as ie.
Adding the change in Firebug won't help you see anything in IE. Use the IE developers' toolbar. Better yet, add it to your stylesheet. The purpose of the forum is to share solutions with the community. To move the discussion to IM defeats the purpose. I will, but only professionally. You may PM me for my rate. cheers, gary
First, having a separate stylesheet for IE is a generally bad idea, though CCs can be used to patch the stylesheet with IE overrides. Second, forums like this affoord the beginner a chance to learn by being mentored by more experienced coders. That is always the case, but is not an issue here. Setting hasLayout on the anchor element will fix the bug without jiggering the formatting. cheers, gary