Scripsit Bill:
>Why don't you post the URL?
because it's not on an intranet.
Really? Why would that matter? What matters is that you post a URL pointing
to a document on the Internet, the World Wide Web, also called "www". (Did
you notice it in the name of this group?)
>Why are you using the apparently redundant div element? Why are you
using
It was there because at first it was used to enclose other objects too
which were later removed but the div stayed. But it doen't make any
difference for the OL.
When trying to debug something, the first step should be to remove redundant
complexities. Then you could start removing complexities that you actually
need, in order to see which of them triggers the problem.
>invalid markup (img with no alt)? Why do you think (in the markup
and in the
The image is self explanatory.
To a person who does not see it? Do you have any idea of why alt attributes
are needed?
>heading, but not in the text your message) that type="1" (the
default) is essential here? Why are you using <br(and not CSS)
apparantly to create vertical spacing at the start of a list item?
To have the index, the image and the link superposed.
Try re-reading my question, paying attention to the "and not CSS" part.
Using <bris a coarse and unreliable way of affecting vertical spacing -
and we _are_ in a CSS group.
You're right, I fixed the height of the images and added
overflow:hidden, removed the height property from LI and it worked.
Too bad we cannot see whether you really fixed a problem or created a new
one.
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/