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Min-width in MSIE 7 (could someone help me out?)
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
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Hi,
I'm working on a layout right now and I'm using the min-width property. I've researched a few solutions, and I found one that worked, but it relies on the star select hack, which I understand no longer works in MSIE 7, except in quirks mode. Do any of you guys have any min-width solutions that work with MSIE 6 and 7?
Here is my test case. And here is the same file with a strict doctype.
If any of you guys have access to MSIE 7, can you load the pages, and make the page width smaller and tell me if the min-width is taking effect? For reference, the page works fine in WebKit, Mozilla, and MSIE 6.
Thanks!
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Grizzled Veteran
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Nagoya, Japan • 日本 名古屋市
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IE7 supports min-width now, so just use your * html hack for IE6 and you should be fine.
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Apr 2004
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my favorite one is the javascript hack for css, which allows you to first set a regular value (for other browsers) and then (somewhere after it in the file) set width: expression() - with some javascript value in the parentheses - which other browsers will ignore, but IE will evaluate. 'course, the better solution would obviously be as stated above that IE 7 should fix the min-width thing, so not to hack it at all.
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