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browser compatability vs. float: right

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7:06
June 30, 2009


KlausReble

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posts 6

Ok, this is not a bug in SurveyGizmo, but I wanted to share this anyway:


When placeing questions side by side, you can do it by creating 'template hook names' on the advanced page of the question (i.e.: SideBySideRight) and then in your 'look-and-feel'-CSS-section, you add: .SideBySideRight { display:inline; float: right }

BUT:

IE8, Firefox 2.2, Safari 4.0 (i.e. the newest browsers) do not respond to 'float: right'.Cry

IE7 and IE6 do


HOWEVER!

If you MISSPELL 'right' and put down: 'float: rigth' (h and t are reversed),

then the compatability reverses: Now it's IE6 and 7 that ignore the property, and the new browsers display nicely.Surprised


How about that?

Anyone got any idea why?


/Klaus

10:00
June 30, 2009


Mario

Admin

Boulder, CO

posts 994

First, make sure you have a semicolon after float:right;

Second, I can't explain what you're seeing, but it's probably related to the position element.


http://www.barelyfitz.com/scre…..sitioning/

http://www.positioniseverythin…..ndent.html

Mario Lurig
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