- From: firespring <firespring@nfx.net>
- Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 05:56:42 -0400
- To: www-style@w3.org
Greetings, I have a test page at: http://www.firespring.com/testp2.html that uses absolute positioned blocks (fixed is what I'd have preferred, but they don't seem to work in any browser I've tried. The problem is that (when using either IE5 or NS4.61) to view the page, when I resize my browser window the display of the background images in my #sidebar and #main DIVS disappear until I do a reload of the page. I'm wondering if this is a problem in my CSS, or if this is an inherent problem common to both browsers. On another test page at: http://www.firespring.com/testpos.html I find that use of "text-align: justify" in my #main DIV has some rather odd results in NS4.61, akthough IE5 works fine. Can anyone tell me for sure if this is a glitch in NS or something bad in my CSS? Note: For what it's worth, I have checked all the pages I know about that describe the current set of "safe" CSS selectors and properties, and found them all to be inaccurate or obsolete. Is there a current and accurate reference somewhere? Thanks, Rick Johnson
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