Re: QuickDraw MacGraw Style

Evidently, IE and NN interpret the ul #rule differently. With this:

#sidebar ul {

margin: 0;
/* */list-style-type: none; /* */
}

#sidebar li {
/*/*/margin: 0px 0px 6px 0px; /* */
}

IE removes the indent, but leaves whitespace where the list would have stretched over to -- and NN doesn't honor it at all.

man!! it's like this every time you try a new concept, software program, etc. Everything is an uphill battle at first, while you still don't have all the lights on yet so to speak :-)

you need to declare both margin and padding on the <ul> element. THat's
covered in our Uberlink tutorial :-)

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"shelton" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Evidently, IE and NN interpret the ul #rule differently. With this:

#sidebar ul {

margin: 0;
/* */list-style-type: none; /* */
}

#sidebar li {
/*/*/margin: 0px 0px 6px 0px; /* */
}

IE removes the indent, but leaves whitespace where the list would have
stretched over to -- and NN doesn't honor it at all.

man!! it's like this every time you try a new concept, software program,
etc. Everything is an uphill battle at first, while you still don't have

all the lights on yet so to speak :-)