Hi
on www.gadgetmonkey.net, I have an unordered list of 4 elements, all correctly tied up in tags. However while it is perfectly viewable in Firefox, in IE 7, the 1st element in the list is completely missing, and I cannot work out where it is.
I wonder if anyone else has had this problem?
Thanks for reading
Christian
Missing <li> element
Re: Missing <li> element
Did you do anything specific in that menu-parent, de-activate entries, not-show in menu, or anything similar.
Ronny
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Re: Missing <li> element
Hi Ronny
No, it's simply a list in the summary area of the news mod (suddenly occurs to me I should have mentioned that bit already)
I'm using this in the css:
Any thoughts?
No, it's simply a list in the summary area of the news mod (suddenly occurs to me I should have mentioned that bit already)
I'm using this in the css:
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.NewsSummarySummary li {
margin: -6px 0 0 8px;
line-height: 170%;
}
.NewsSummarySummary ul {
list-style: none;
padding: 0;
margin: -90px 0 0 170px;
}
Any thoughts?
Re: Missing <li> element
Christian,
I can't really see what you mean, I'm looking at the page in IE7 and see a menu on the left which starts with element1 being home.
Can you post two images of the effect you see...
Ronny
I can't really see what you mean, I'm looking at the page in IE7 and see a menu on the left which starts with element1 being home.
Can you post two images of the effect you see...
Ronny
Re: Missing <li> element
Christian,
I now see what you mean, it is the list inside the four boxes. If you use the webdeveloper extension in FF2, you'll see that when content is available, the box is to small for the content, IE7 might have a problem with the positioning then.
Use "CSS -> View Style sheetinformation" in FF-webdeveloper and hover to see the effects..
Ronny
I now see what you mean, it is the list inside the four boxes. If you use the webdeveloper extension in FF2, you'll see that when content is available, the box is to small for the content, IE7 might have a problem with the positioning then.
Use "CSS -> View Style sheetinformation" in FF-webdeveloper and hover to see the effects..
Ronny
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Re: Missing <li> element
Hi Ronny - caught me as I was about to post the jpegs then!
I'll try that and let you know, thanks
I'll try that and let you know, thanks