Still playing with the CSS? Earlier, this wasn’t blockquoted (or whatever you used to indent), and now it is. It is/was, however, in a different font and indented on the test blog.
Yeah, playing with the CSS. Getting rid of the PADDING attributes has made certain things (like putting text inside of a box) slightly trickier. Still trying to get all the bells and whistles on it working, though.
Margin stuff is okay (though I’ve yet to figure out which elements MARGIN actually works with, or why it will sometimes seem to work left/right and not top/bottom). But since IE5.x treats MARGINs “correctly,” I had to use them pretty extensively where PADDING would have made more sense.
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Still playing with the CSS? Earlier, this wasn’t blockquoted (or whatever you used to indent), and now it is. It is/was, however, in a different font and indented on the test blog.
Yeah, playing with the CSS. Getting rid of the PADDING attributes has made certain things (like putting text inside of a box) slightly trickier. Still trying to get all the bells and whistles on it working, though.
What about margins? Or are those only from the edge of the page?
I must admit, I haven’t done a ton of playing with all the things you can do with CSS.
Margin stuff is okay (though I’ve yet to figure out which elements MARGIN actually works with, or why it will sometimes seem to work left/right and not top/bottom). But since IE5.x treats MARGINs “correctly,” I had to use them pretty extensively where PADDING would have made more sense.