Re: GNUstep cookbook: frontend to df. <VirusChecked>

[Nicolas Roard]

On 2003-07-02 11:47:51 +0000 Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf 
<Lars.Sonchocky-Helldorf@bbdo-interone.de>
> Well, I donwloaded the HTML and the CSS to fiddle around with it a little ;-).
>
> The CSS is not the problem. The nesting of <div>s is:

(snip)

> This way the CSS definitions for the <div class="article"> interfere with the CSS definitions for <div 
> class="notes"> and <div class="note">. Some Browsers might get this right but not all.
>
> I changed it to:
>
>          <div class="article">
>
>          Introduction
>
>          </div>
>          <div class="notes">
>          <div class="note">
>
>          Table of Contents
>
>          </div>
>          </div>
>          <div class="article">
>
>          Article
>
>          </div>

Ok this one won't work well -- you should have only one div of class article. 
It's quite
strange that it works with IE !!!  (and it doesn't works with mozilla)
Anyway, I modified the article to have :
<div class="notes"><div class="note">TOC</div></div>
<div class="article">Article</div>

It works with mozilla with that structure; I think it should works too with IE.

> I have attached some screenshots to show the effect (IE 5.0 Win only, OmniWeb 
> has expired, I can't start it anymore until I buy a license. It looked even 
> worse in OmniWeb).

Ok. Tell me if the new structure correct the problem !

thanks,

--
Nicolas Roard