floated image breaks through containing box

..oO(Jonathan N. Little)

Floats are supposed to do that, they are not contained with a parent
with normal flow. your could add "overflow: hidden;" to .box-inner, but
MSIE will not cooperate.

It will with a "height: 1%" workaround in an IE-specific stylesheet.

Micha

In article <b77a7$46caf964$40cba7c6$14645 (AT) NAXS (DOT) COM>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art (AT) centralva (DOT) net> wrote:

Easiest way to fix Dial up networking on a Win box because of ol' Plug
and Play is to go to the control panel 'Start>Settings>Control
Panel>Phone and Modem Options' and remove the modem entry. Then shutdown
the system and physically remove the mode card. Reboot to let Windows
"know" that indeed the modem is gone. Shutdown again and replace the
card. Let Windows recognize and reinstall the driver and Dialup
Networking. [Yes MS is a pain with all this rebooting, one thing I love
about Linux...] Adjust in control panel at 'Network and Dial-up
Connections' if you need to.

Thanks for this, this is what I will try next.

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dorayme

William Gill wrote:

What I do with mine is I setup a local DNS server, my local private
LAN has a private TLD: lws.lan All the client websites have private
local mirrors on my servers... public www.example.com to the
development mirror example.lws.lan I found having a local DNS server
simplified things... anything not TLD lws.lan the local DNS server
forward...

I used to run a DNS server on one of my *nix boxes, but found it was
more trouble than it was worth. Manually maintaining a handful of hosts
files is much simpler.

# sample hosts file
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.13.11 lucy.mydomain.com lucy example client2

I didn't find it too bad once I discovered the little idiosyncrasies of
bind, like how a mere space character in the wrong place can botch
things. Being stuck with dialup the advantage is it also a caching
server for the external World-Wide-Woolly-Web domains so can speedup my
browsing...

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Take care,

Jonathan
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