Help with CSS annoyance

Mekrel

Mekrel

Mekrel

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Lost my website ages ago due to hard disk going down! Grrr, decided to recode. Same design basically but this time around, making the CSS a lot cleaner.

So far I have this:
http://www.mekrel.f2s.com/

but in IE7 (I think Opera, Firefox and IE6 are fine). The unordered list, which will become CSS roll over buttons once I get around to it display wrong in IE7 as the padding for the bottom of the <ul>'s isn't added by the looks. So they dont sit on the line and merge into the page.

Don't tell me IE7 is going to bring more needed CSS hacks :@!
 
i really don't think there's any need to be coding for IE7 until it's actually released as it's highly likely to change radically before it's released.
 
Sic said:
i really don't think there's any need to be coding for IE7 until it's actually released as it's highly likely to change radically before it's released.
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Yeah you're right, was just annoying as IE7 was installed over 6, which ws bugging me. Uninstalled it so I don't worry about it.
 
Damn now I've ran into another problem.

Making the hover rule onto the links, I've added padding to both thelink element and hover element, so that the list items keep the same dimensions all the time.

IE is doing what I want, but in Firefox and Opera are not. The orignal links are not having padding applied to them so they are not sitting on the line at the bottom like they do in IE.

Edit: Ok the above was me being an idiot and jumping the gun, needed to declare visited rule.

Still though Opera and firefox, the list item borders do not go right to the bottom for some reason :S
 
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