Sent by Hassan Schroeder on 30 September 2002 00:12:
>>>I believe that it can handle some inline styles and not others...
>
> I've never seen this, and I still do a lot of work for a client
> with an all-NS4 intranet, but ...
Trust me, that's clearly the issue. With inline styles, Netscape
completely loses it. Take them out, and it's looks like it's supposed
to.
>> So, if I float an image in a news article, I must set a width.
Problem
>> is, these are PHP templates. One template fits all. There's no way
the
>> style sheet will know what the width of the image is before it's
called.
>>
>> I've been setting everything but the width in the CSS, then setting
the
>> width inline.
>>
>> Any alternatives?
>
> Use PHP's image-resizing function to make all the images the same
> width? Might be the easiest ...
Not really practical for us.
Am I correct that floated divs NEED widths? What are the repurcussions
of not having it. I had the same issue with a floated img - and I took
the width out and everything still looked fine in IE5/6 and NN6. What
if I do that for the DIV? Guess I'll have to check.
My other alternative is to send the template a variable that adds a
width to the image class, that would go inside a <style></style> block.
In other words ...
$extrastyle=".storyimage { width: $imagewidth }";
And put that inside a style block -- which would add onto what's already
in the style sheet. This actually works, believe it or not.
Adam W.
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