使用IE删除上限 [英] Drop cap with IE
问题描述
我会再次尝试这个问题：我有一个可以在
galeon，mozila，opera下工作的下限，但不会出现在IE下。
#intro：首字母{
margin-top：-0.1em;
margin-right：0.2em;
margin-bottom：-0.2em;
float：left;
color：#CC0000;
font-weight：bolder;
字体大小：200％;
}
#intro {
...
text-align：left;
}
< div id =" intro">
。 。 。
更具体地说，最初的D是是我想要的地方
galeon和Mozilla。在Opera下，它被放置了大约25％。
D在IE 5下只显示为正常角色。
IE 5是否支持首字下沉？
任何关于如何调整Opera的想法显示相同的定位
Mozilla？
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Haines Brown
Haines Brown< br **** @ teufel.hartford-hwp.com>写道：
我会再次尝试这个问题：我有一个下盖，在galeon，mozila，opera下工作正常，但不会出现在IE下。
它出现在IE6和IE5.5中，但不出现在IE5中。
IE 5.5是支持第一个字母的第一个（windows）版本
选择器。
#intro：首字母{
margin-top：-0.1em;
margin-right：0.2em;
margin-bottom：-0.2em;
float：left;
颜色：#CC0000;
font-weight：bolder;
font-size：200％;
}
#intro {
...
text-align：left;
}
< div id =" intro"> ;
文件到。 。更具体地说，最初的D表示D。
galeon和Mozilla就在我想要的地方。在Opera下，它被放置了大约25％。
D在IE 5下仅作为普通角色出现。
IE 5是否支持首字下沉？
5.0不支持第一个字母。你必须以其他方式破解掉落帽。
任何关于如何调整以使Opera显示与Mozilla相同定位的想法？
Opera 7.52和Firefox 0.9显示它或多或少相同。 IE6和
5.5略高但不足以担心。
史蒂夫
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我的理论给你起见，我的异端邪说激怒了你，
我从不回信，你不喜欢我的领带。 - 医生
Steve Pugh< st *** @ pugh.net> < http://steve.pugh.net/>
Steve Pugh< st *** @ pugh.net>写道：
Haines Brown< br **** @ teufel.hartford-hwp.com>写道：
我会再次尝试这个问题：我有一个下盖，在galeon，mozila，opera下工作正常，但不会出现在IE下。
IE 5是否支持首字下沉？
5.0不支持第一个字母。你必须以其他方式破解掉帽。
好了，谢谢你的回答。我不会担心它的缺席，
因为它并不是那么重要。
任何关于如何调整以使Opera显示相同的想法定位为Mozilla？
Opera 7.52和Firefox 0.9显示它或多或少相同。 IE6和
5.5略高，但不足以担心。
有趣，基于您的标准（Opera，Firefox），galeon和
Mozilla显示它降低了25％。再说一次，不要太担心
左右。
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海恩斯·布朗
Haines Brown< br **** @ teufel.hartford-hwp.com>写道：Steve Pugh< st *** @ pugh.net>写道：Haines Brown< br **** @ teufel.hartford-hwp.com>写道：
>任何关于如何调整的想法，以便Opera显示与Mozilla相同的定位？
Opera 7.52和Firefox 0.9显示它或多或少相同。 IE6和
5.5略高但不足以担心。
有趣的是，基于你的标准（Opera，Firefox），galeon和
Mozilla显示它降低25％。再一次，不用太担心了。
嗯，我在Opera 7.23，Opera 7.52，Netscape 6.2.3中尝试过它（因此
Gecko 0.9），Mozilla 1.7.1和Firefox 0.9.2（都是Gecko 1.7）和降价上限的
位置在所有这些位置都是相同的 -
的基线，掉落的字母位于div的第二行
小写字母的顶部。
因此，你没有引用的其他一些款式会导致
的差异，或者你的Opera
的副本会发生其他原因导致它表现不同。
史蒂夫
-
我的理论给你起见，我的异端邪说激怒了你，
我从不回信，你也不喜欢我的领带。 - 医生
Steve Pugh< st *** @ pugh.net> < http://steve.pugh.net/>
I''ll try this question again: I have a drop cap that works fine under
galeon, mozila, opera, but does not show up under IE.
#intro:first-letter {
margin-top: -0.1em;
margin-right: 0.2em;
margin-bottom: -0.2em;
float: left;
color: #CC0000;
font-weight: bolder;
font-size: 200%;
}
#intro {
...
text-align: left;
}
<div id="intro">
Documents to. . .
More specifically, the initial "D" is right where I want it with
galeon and Mozilla. It is placed about 25% too high under Opera. The
"D" appears only as a normal character under IE 5.
Does IE 5 support drop caps?
Any idea of how to tune so that Opera displays the same positioning as
Mozilla?
--
Haines Brown
Haines Brown <br****@teufel.hartford-hwp.com> wrote:
I''ll try this question again: I have a drop cap that works fine under
galeon, mozila, opera, but does not show up under IE.
It shows up in IE6 and IE5.5 but not in IE5.
IE 5.5 was the first (windows) version to support the :first-letter
selector.
#intro:first-letter {
margin-top: -0.1em;
margin-right: 0.2em;
margin-bottom: -0.2em;
float: left;
color: #CC0000;
font-weight: bolder;
font-size: 200%;
}
#intro {
...
text-align: left;
}
<div id="intro">
Documents to. . .
More specifically, the initial "D" is right where I want it with
galeon and Mozilla. It is placed about 25% too high under Opera. The
"D" appears only as a normal character under IE 5.
Does IE 5 support drop caps?
5.0 doesn''t support first-letter. You have to hack the drop cap some
other way.
Any idea of how to tune so that Opera displays the same positioning as
Mozilla?
Opera 7.52 and Firefox 0.9 display it more or less the same. IE6 and
5.5 are slightly higher but not enough to worry about.
Steve
--
"My theories appal you, my heresies outrage you,
I never answer letters and you don''t like my tie." - The Doctor
Steve Pugh <st***@pugh.net> <http://steve.pugh.net/>
Steve Pugh <st***@pugh.net> writes:
Haines Brown <br****@teufel.hartford-hwp.com> wrote:I''ll try this question again: I have a drop cap that works fine under
galeon, mozila, opera, but does not show up under IE.
Does IE 5 support drop caps?
5.0 doesn''t support first-letter. You have to hack the drop cap some
other way.
Well, thanks for the simple answer. I''ll not worry about its absence,
for it is not all that important.
Any idea of how to tune so that Opera displays the same positioning as
Mozilla?
Opera 7.52 and Firefox 0.9 display it more or less the same. IE6 and
5.5 are slightly higher but not enough to worry about.
Interesting, based on your standard (Opera, Firefox), galeon and
Mozilla display it 25% lower. Again, not something to worry too much
about.
--
Haines Brown
Haines Brown <br****@teufel.hartford-hwp.com> wrote:Steve Pugh <st***@pugh.net> writes:Haines Brown <br****@teufel.hartford-hwp.com> wrote:>Any idea of how to tune so that Opera displays the same positioning as
>Mozilla?
Opera 7.52 and Firefox 0.9 display it more or less the same. IE6 and
5.5 are slightly higher but not enough to worry about.
Interesting, based on your standard (Opera, Firefox), galeon and
Mozilla display it 25% lower. Again, not something to worry too much
about.
Hmm, I''ve tried it in Opera 7.23, Opera 7.52, Netscape 6.2.3 (hence
Gecko 0.9), Mozilla 1.7.1 and Firefox 0.9.2 (both Gecko 1.7) and the
position of the drop cap is the same in all of them - the baseline of
the dropped letter is just below the top of the lowercase letters on
the second line of the div.
So either some other styles which you didn''t quote are causing the
difference or there''s something else going on with your copy of Opera
that causes it to behave differently.
Steve
--
"My theories appal you, my heresies outrage you,
I never answer letters and you don''t like my tie." - The Doctor
Steve Pugh <st***@pugh.net> <http://steve.pugh.net/>
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