I have a box element that uses overflow: hidden and I want a link which
at the bottom of the element to be visible. I can't make the link visible.
Obviously I'm having problems so I was wondering if there's anything
other than overflow : hidden that will give me an absolute 'height' and
make the link visible.
Pat
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On 2007-11-25, zzpat <zz*******@gmai l.comwrote:
>
I have a box element that uses overflow: hidden and I want a link which
at the bottom of the element to be visible. I can't make the link visible.
Obviously I'm having problems so I was wondering if there's anything
other than overflow : hidden that will give me an absolute 'height' and
make the link visible.
Why is the link invisible-- is it overflowing?
You can add <div style="clear: both"></divat the end of the element
and use overflow: visible. That will usually work about the same
(although it might clear some other floats you didn't want it to)
Ben C wrote:
On 2007-11-25, zzpat <zz*******@gmai l.comwrote:
>I have a box element that uses overflow: hidden and I want a link which
at the bottom of the element to be visible. I can't make the link visible.
Obviously I'm having problems so I was wondering if there's anything
other than overflow : hidden that will give me an absolute 'height' and
make the link visible.
Why is the link invisible-- is it overflowing?
You can add <div style="clear: both"></divat the end of the element
and use overflow: visible. That will usually work about the same
(although it might clear some other floats you didn't want it to)
"Clear: both" clears other floats I need. Yes, the link is in the
overflow. Nasty problem.
On 2007-11-25, zzpat <zz*******@gmai l.comwrote:
Ben C wrote:
>On 2007-11-25, zzpat <zz*******@gmai l.comwrote:
>>I have a box element that uses overflow: hidden and I want a link which
at the bottom of the element to be visible. I can't make the link visible.
Obviously I'm having problems so I was wondering if there's anything
other than overflow : hidden that will give me an absolute 'height' and
make the link visible.
Why is the link invisible-- is it overflowing?
You can add <div style="clear: both"></divat the end of the element
and use overflow: visible. That will usually work about the same
(although it might clear some other floats you didn't want it to)
"Clear: both" clears other floats I need. Yes, the link is in the
overflow. Nasty problem.
Post a url, I'm sure we'll think of something.
Ben C wrote:
On 2007-11-25, zzpat <zz*******@gmai l.comwrote:
>Ben C wrote:
>>On 2007-11-25, zzpat <zz*******@gmai l.comwrote:
I have a box element that uses overflow: hidden and I want a link which
at the bottom of the element to be visible. I can't make the link visible.
Obviously I'm having problems so I was wondering if there's anything
other than overflow : hidden that will give me an absolute 'height' and
make the link visible.
Why is the link invisible-- is it overflowing?
You can add <div style="clear: both"></divat the end of the element
and use overflow: visible. That will usually work about the same
(although it might clear some other floats you didn't want it to)
"Clear: both" clears other floats I need. Yes, the link is in the
overflow. Nasty problem.
Post a url, I'm sure we'll think of something.
Thanks, I found a solution. I put the text in another div and put the
overflow:hidden in that div. Then I put the link(s) after the overflow. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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