I am styling a new site at http://www.sharp-shotz.com/index.php , on the extreme left and right in IE6 the border does not show and in firefox just the extreme right border does not show. I presume I am missing a bit of CSS on the stylesheet but not sure why, all the rest of the borders are fine.
Any ideas, thanks for the help.
James
Small Nav Bar CSS problem (SOLVED)
Small Nav Bar CSS problem (SOLVED)
Last edited by JamesD on Fri Sep 14, 2007 10:09 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Small Nav Bar CSS problem
Hi James,
I'm not quite sure if I understand your problem correctly as I see the border in all browsers...
If you are referring to to the 1px gap you see each end of your navbar then remove the margins from #menu_vert.
Does this solve your problem?
Bob
I'm not quite sure if I understand your problem correctly as I see the border in all browsers...
If you are referring to to the 1px gap you see each end of your navbar then remove the margins from #menu_vert.
Does this solve your problem?
Bob
Re: Small Nav Bar CSS problem
Thanks yeh that sorted it out, it is all looking fine in IE but th etop image has now displaced in firefox, any ideas why.
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Re: Small Nav Bar CSS problem
Can you be more specific about which version of browsers you are having trouble with? IE7 and FF2 look exactly the same to me.
Bob
Bob
Re: Small Nav Bar CSS problem
IE 6 and firefox 5
Re: Small Nav Bar CSS problem
You could change this:
div#header {
height: 129px; /* make it slightly larger than the header h1 a */
background: #000000;
}
Nullig
div#header {
height: 129px; /* make it slightly larger than the header h1 a */
background: #000000;
}
Nullig
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Re: Small Nav Bar CSS problem
Hi James,
I see a black strip below the top image in IE6/PC, this is the bottom part of your header poking through, the below fixes it.
div#header{overflow:hidden}
cheers,
Bob
EDIT: Actually this solves the problem from your other post!
I see a black strip below the top image in IE6/PC, this is the bottom part of your header poking through, the below fixes it.
div#header{overflow:hidden}
cheers,
Bob
EDIT: Actually this solves the problem from your other post!
Last edited by SideshowBob on Fri Sep 14, 2007 9:52 am, edited 1 time in total.