Hi,
I've been having a problem with CSS that's driving me crazy. I'm basically trying to set the minimum width of a div to 750px and the width to 100%, so that viewed at a resolution under 800x600, the view will still hold shape and viewed above 800x600, the view will center (I'm using text-align: center to center the div once it's 100% wide).
Makes sense? Here's the code: CSS: - .centerDiv
-
{
-
text-align:center;
-
min-width:750px;
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width:100%;
-
}
HTML: - <html>
-
...
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<div class="centerDiv">Some text</div>
-
...
-
</html>
The trouble is, when using Visual Studio 2005, the "min-width" bit in the CSS shows a red underline saying "'min-width' is not a known CSS property name"... The weird thing is, I tried it anyway and it works great in IE7, but doesn't work in Firefox... (it's usually the other way round eh?). I'm almost 100% sure that min-width IS a valid CSS property name, so can someone please show me what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you in advance,
Oli
PS if I use inline style: - <div style="min-width:750px;">Some Text</div>
there's no error in Visual Studio, but I still get the same results.
4  4663 
Hey, my bad - I just tried it again and it's working in Firefox, not IE... so I guess there'll be loads of explanations out there.
Still, this sucks, there's a min-height property, so why not put a bloody min-width in there too? Bastards.
Min-height and mid-width do exist, but they are just not supported by IE6, but are supported by other broswers and IE7.
So min-width IS supported by IE7? Ok, thanks I'll give it a go.
Yes, it works on IE7 but poorly. It will probably be OK for what you want.
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