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| I refer to following URL
http://www.web-garden.be/index11.html
CSS validated code
In Firefox everything looks great
In IE6, the 'text-boxes'start to move with hover. By moving your mouse
over the menu, the boxes act like an accordeon
What's wrong
newbie Johan
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| Zilbandy 2006-11-19, 7:36 pm |
| On 13 Nov 2006 07:10:13 -0800, "Jobe" <johan.jobe@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote:
>I refer to following URL
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>http://www.web-garden.be/index11.html
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>CSS validated code
>In Firefox everything looks great
>In IE6, the 'text-boxes'start to move with hover. By moving your mouse
>over the menu, the boxes act like an accordeon
>What's wrong
>newbie Johan
I have no idea what's going on, but if you change the "margin-bottom"
to zero in the #menu li section, the problem goes away. What's a pixel
or two among friends. :)
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| Bergamot 2006-11-19, 7:36 pm |
| Jobe wrote:
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> http://www.web-garden.be/index11.html
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> In IE6, the 'text-boxes'start to move with hover. By moving your mouse
> over the menu, the boxes act like an accordeon
Cool effect. :)
> What's wrong
I think you confused it with the negative margin on the <a> element. Are
you trying to compensate for the standard indents on list items? If so,
you should instead remove them on both the ul and li elements with
something like
#menu ul,
#menu li {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
Adjust margin or padding to suit on the elements that need something extra.
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Berg
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