hi all,
can anyone help on the fact that the "padding:5%" (or any other percentage) is not working in ie (i.e. ie7, which i have checked). It's working fine in FireFox.
thanks in advance.
prkumar.jha 0 Newbie Poster
sreein1986 0 Posting Whiz
no please give padding in pixels not percentage
it's not working check once
irfan_a_sattar 0 Newbie Poster
Hi don't put % in css
give as pixel i will take in all browsers
regards
irfan
sreein1986 0 Posting Whiz
Hi don't put % in css
give as pixel i will take in all browsers
regards
irfan
Already I told to him same answer
irfan_a_sattar 0 Newbie Poster
Already I told to him same answer
Ok good! sreein.
regards
irfan
sreein1986 0 Posting Whiz
if ur problem solved put mark as solved and add to my reputation
MidiMagic 579 Nearly a Senior Poster
Percent does work in padding. I use it all the time.
The problem is the main incompatibility between IE and the other browsers:
Putting size styles (width, height, or the size of an image) and nonzero surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag or defined style causes the trouble.
IE puts the surrounding styles INSIDE the defined sizes.
All other browsers follow the standard and put the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the size styles.
The cure is to nest two tag pairs, one with the defined sizes, and the other with the surrounding styles. Use a div pair for the extra tag pair. Now you can control the order of nesting.
This will fix the problem. It also fixes IE object positioning problems.
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