Hi
I am using dreamweaver to create my website and in the results section that picks up all your errors, I keep getting errors when I use property max-height - cs property max-height is not supported (internet explorer and safari)

what can i do?

Edited by - kyliejensen on 17 May 2007 04:21:29

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Hi
I am using dreamweaver to create my website and in the results section that picks up all your errors, I keep getting errors when I use property max-height - cs property max-height is not supported (internet explorer and safari)

what can i do?

Edited by - kyliejensen on 17 May 2007 04:21:29
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Dreamweaver is freaking out because IE6 and below does NOT support this attribute. When you use it, IE6 completely ignores it, so your element just shrinks to fit the smallest size it can, like it would if it didn't have the min-height attribute.

Fortunately, IE7 DOES support this attribute. Everyone will be switched to IE7 within a couple of years. Many people already have switched.

So, Dreamweaver was right to warn you. Here is the best fix I can think of:

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/*just for IE6*/
.myClass{
height: 10px;
}
/*for standards browsers*/
body &gt; .myClass{
min-height: 10px;
height: auto;
}

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Replace 10px with the min-height you want. Good luck! Let me know if you need more help.

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