Hi!
I played around with some divs and lists (<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/>, CSS:
<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/style/screen.css>). All seems to work fine but IE seems to double the
top border of the navigation-div. Why? I've validated css and xhtml and all is ok.
Any hints what I could do?
thanks,
Stefan
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"Stefan Borchert" <st****@borchert.net> wrote in message
news:2k************@uni-berlin.de... Hi!
I played around with some divs and lists
(<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/>, CSS: <http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/style/screen.css>). All seems to work fine
but IE seems to double the top border of the navigation-div. Why? I've validated css and xhtml and
all is ok. Any hints what I could do?
There are no double borders in my IE.
Harlan Messinger schrieb: "Stefan Borchert" <st****@borchert.net> wrote in message
news:2k************@uni-berlin.de...
Hi!
I played around with some divs and lists (<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/>, CSS:
<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/style/screen.css>). All seems to work fine but IE seems to double the
top border of the navigation-div. Why? I've validated css and xhtml and all is ok.
Any hints what I could do?
There are no double borders in my IE.
Hm! Im using 6.0.2800(.1106.xpsp2...).
Look at <http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/IE.png>. I've marked the extra-line.
Stefan
"Stefan Borchert" <st****@borchert.net> wrote in message
news:2k***********@uni-berlin.de... Harlan Messinger schrieb:
"Stefan Borchert" <st****@borchert.net> wrote in message
news:2k************@uni-berlin.de...
Hi!
I played around with some divs and lists
(<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/>, CSS:<http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/style/screen.css>). All seems to work
fine but IE seems to double thetop border of the navigation-div. Why? I've validated css and xhtml and
all is ok.Any hints what I could do?
There are no double borders in my IE.
Hm! Im using 6.0.2800(.1106.xpsp2...).
Look at <http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/IE.png>. I've marked the
extra-line.
OK, I see. I thought you meant like a typical double border. Anyway, the
problem disappears when I replace
margin-top: -11px;
in
#navcontainer ul
with
margin-top: 0px;
top: -11px;
which in addition, I think, is a more accurate statement of what you're
trying to do.
Harlan Messinger schrieb: Hm! Im using 6.0.2800(.1106.xpsp2...).
Look at <http://www.stefan.borchert.cc/IE.png>. I've marked the
extra-line.
OK, I see. I thought you meant like a typical double border. Anyway, the
problem disappears when I replace
margin-top: -11px;
in
#navcontainer ul
with
margin-top: 0px;
top: -11px;
which in addition, I think, is a more accurate statement of what you're
trying to do.
Ah, thanks. Now all's fine.
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