Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
This year, instead of sending out christmas cards, we thought we would donate some money to a charity. Yet at the same time, we didn’t want you to feel left out of all the good cheer from inmeres, so we devised a Christmas game!
Problem: List items containing links seemed to have inexplicable padding-bottom (or the links had margin-bottom) - yet they didn’t. There was just a space. Read the rest of this entry »
Before joining Inmeres I had never heard of WordPress, let alone used it. But on the recommendation of Steven I decided to take the plunge and see what all of the fuss was about. What I found was that it really is a fantastic piece of kit (from the front-end aspect at least) that can be used as far more than just simple blogging software. Read the rest of this entry »
I was trying out Cédric Savarese’s script for multi-column layouts (using the poorly supported CSS3 rules), when i ran into a problem…
It seemed to leave a big gap under the columns. Now i don’t know much about javascript, but i decided to have a look around the file anyway. After a lot of trial and error, i found that removing this line
elem.style.minHeight = newHeight+’px’;
from two places (there are only two), seems to have fixed it! I’m not sure if i’ve broken anything else as a result, however all seems okay for now.
If anything breaks, i’ll remove this post!
I had a slight problem in ie 6, where i had a fixed size menu on the left and a flexible container on the right. Within this container i had a flexible table.
