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Originally Posted by hjalmar
Can you please post a screenshot of what is wrong or atleast point us to the right direction, I'm only running IE6 and that doesn't support child-selectors.
selector > selector1...
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Sure, I'll upload a pic soon!
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Originally Posted by CoryMathews
What?!
First off why is it split into 4 different sheets?
Second why so many >? thats just making it harder on you, get rid of them just use normal #id selectors.
third a width of 1380px. You just cut out more then half the world. We all have to side scroll now. make it 960px.
and it looks the same in IE7 as the rest so I don't see what the problem is.
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Well, I just don't like the idea of having a 1000-line CSS-document where everything's just bloated. Easier to find this way as the "main.css" is referring to all styling of the "main"(which contains left - menu, center - content, right - loginbox and stuff). Is it affecting the loading-time or usability by splitting them up?
Alright then! I'll do that.
Really? I didn't have to scroll anything :o
Perhaps I have a smaller resolution. I'm on a 15" screen so it's not like I have a big screen. But my resolution could be smaller than yours. When I have 1380px in width, the width is stretched so it has 10px margin (white space) before the browser window borders. See screenshot of how it looks to me.
And it's not really the same in IE7 and FF, see allworknoplay's reply.
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Originally Posted by allworknoplay
For me, IE7 is messed up. If you look at the middle layers. The red,blue and purple boxes collide with the top boxes.
In FF, they are all evenly spaced out...
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That's exactly what I mean!
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Originally Posted by Randy
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I will post a screenshot. Thank you very much for the link, I will definitely check that out!