why I’m not a web designer…
I recently added to the css for my site an attribute that prepends all of the menu items on the right side with a dash and a space. For the moment, this only works in firefox (not in IE), but frankly, I don’t care. So the bullets are cool and all, and I like that I’m doing it through css, but it throws the alignment off for items that are longer than one line.
So…if any of you web designers out there want to give a guy a hand, can you tell me how to fix that?
Don’t know about that one, but I found a fun IE CSS bug today. Apparently closing a div doesn’t close it’s attributes, so the rest of the parent div retains some of the attributes of the child (well, part of some of attribute that sorta explains how alignment is implemented). The fix is to open and close a div with no attributes (apparently opening clears those things the closing didn’t). Why can’t we just have at least one browser that does everything right?
Ha – that’s an interesting bug you found there…yes it would be nice if those things they call “standards” were actually seen as such and implemented correctly.