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Hi,
all works fine, in all borwsers, even IE 9 + 8.
Well … IE 7 … is a problem.
Instead of a mile long text here I showcase it in live video in just 3 mins.
No fear, good audio quality + HD video.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19975953/css-tricks/I-E-7.mp4
Please advise me if possible.
http://weby.krsiak.cz/klient/chrlicky-chov/
http://weby.krsiak.cz/klient/chrlicky-chov/style.1.0.4.css
P.S.:
I know, the .css amd .html looks weird and a bit of mess.
I am just trying to put it together, up and running.
It is ThemeForest theme, not my code.
hi, thanks for look at it :)
I did that, I tried “move it up” by negative 400px
but the “hover over + jump my content away” effect still was there
I only had a quick glance to your problem, but how did you set this up ? I mean : floats or inline-blocks ?
.row {overflow: hidden;}
@HugoGiraudel – I got this ThemeForest theme, so I basically setup nothing
all the client wanted was to insert the content and delete/add stuff from time to time
the CSS itself is really crazy
I will try what @wolfcry911 suggests
You may want to try this :
.row {
*zoom: 1;
}
thanks guys
none of this helped :)
I managed to beat that with this
/* == FIX INDEX == */
#index .text-block-1 {
width: 190px;
float: left;
margin-right: 10px;
}
I basically deleted all that the ThemeForest CSS was taking care of and rewrote it from scratch
well at least, this last bug convinced me no longer use ThemeForest themes
as I was disliking it recently more and more anyway