Super job. Thank you.
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Browse All TopicsI'm having a problem with Opera handling my CSS correctly on the following page:
http://www.thepcspy.com/fo
In other browsers, the posts are held apart by their margins but Opera collapses them for some reason and there's overlapping from the floating elements (not cool).
Any hack-free ideas?
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by: TNamePosted on 2007-06-20 at 09:26:39ID: 19326003
Try to reduce this value from 0.4em to 0.3 em.
e.com/Soft ware/Inter net_Email/ Web_Browse rs/Firefox /Q_2264601 0.html
.f_count .l, .f_count .r {margin:0.3em;}
BTW, according to my tests, this would have also solved the problem you detailed in this thread:
http://www.experts-exchang
(I was too late to post there...)