Min-Height solution for IE?
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- Sam Taylor
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I have my transparent div set to 125px height right now because the min-height does not work for IE.
edit: my IE6 & IE7 fix shows div#transparent height: 1%
I want to be able to publish stuff that may or may not exceed the min-height: 125px; that I need.
Does anyone know a clever way I can have this work for IE browsers?
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- The Wingman
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Sam Taylor wrote:
Does anyone know a clever way I can have this work for IE browsers?
Add a best viewed in FF on your homepage with a "Download it for free here" link - you can also add - Latest security features. Protect Yourself - don't use outdated inferior browsers. :
Is that clever enough? ;D
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- Sam Taylor
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lol.
No, not really. But thanks.
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- Ian Beer
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- You might try this link: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/boxes/minheight.html as a source for thought. I don't know whether it is a practical solution to your problem within Joomla as I have never tried it, but it works on standard html/css coded websites. Doesn't cost anything to read it!
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- Sam Taylor
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Thats not a bad idea. using EM measurements is very powerful especially if you want uniform scaling when you increase and decrease font sizes.
I will try it out.
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