sorry, some more detail:
(i dont have URL handy and the whole script is too complex to post it here)
i only tested on most recent NS & IE, and the code behaves the same ...
SCENARIO 1: images do NOT wrap
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<script>
onload = function(){
var foo = document.create Element('IMG');
foo.src = 'foo.jpg';
var goo = document.create Element('IMG');
goo.src = 'goo.jpg';
var myBody = document.getEle mentsByName('BO DY');
myBody = myBody.item(0);
myBody.appendCh ild(foo);
myBody.appendCh ild(goo);
}
</script>
<body>
</body>
SCENARIO 2: images wrap
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<body>
<img src="foo"><img src="goo">
</body>
Remark: i also tried putting the images of SCENARIO 1 in a container with
'white-space:normal;' and the images themselves 'display:inline ;' ... still
no wrapping when flow should go to next line, instead i get scrollbar and
all on one line ... unlike in SCENARIO 2
However, in SCENARIO 1, i obtain wrapping when i explicitly add some
white-space after every image ... sounds logical, but in SCENARIO 2 theres
no whtespace between the images so i find it inconsistent?
I hope this is more clear ....
Pieter.
"Martin Honnen" <ma*******@yaho o.de> wrote in message
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Pieter Van Waeyenberge wrote:
im some image elements using doc.createEleme nt('IMG');
i set the following styles:
- for the images container: white-space:normal;
- for the images themselves: display: inline;
i append the images to the body ... but the imagery dont wrap when the
window gets smaller, unless i append a space (createTextNode ) after each
image
HOWEVER, when i write it with HTML: <img src="" ...><img src="" ...><img
src="" ...> it wraps fine
Is this normal??
Write a small test case demonstrating the problem, post a URL and tell
us which browser(s) exhibit the problem. Then someone can better give an
opinion on why that occurs or shouldn't occur.
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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
