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CSS - Ie8 And Css Clip
As you might know, IE6 and IE7 have a separate syntax for CSS clip attribute:
Standard CSS: Code:
.myclass{
clip:rect(0,286px,168px,251px);
}
IE6 and IE7 do not like the commas : Code: clip:rect(0 286px 168px 251px) My question is: Does IE8 keep the IE6 and IE7 behavior? Or it follows, finally the standards? I don't have (nor I don't want to) IE8 installed, so that... Similar TutorialsThe address is www.clydesdaleframes.com/test/index.html In FF the top image is clipped correctly. But in IE 6&7, it is not. Also, another problem to tack on here... at the bottom , I want the background of my unordered list to go all across like the caption at top which is a heading. FF works but IE doesn't once again. HELP!!! Thanks, Chris Hi, i need a simple, clear and easy to understand explanation of the parameters given to the CSS 'clip' property. i understand what the clip property does in essence - basically clips a rectangle from the given image - but i do not understand how the points given to the rect() function work - i cannot visualise it. My book does not describe it very well and the websites i have visited dont either. Therefore id be grateful if someone could give me a simple explanation Thanks |
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