Fix for diveintomark.org's blog

[David Hyatt]

We don't have a flow-around-floats hint at all for <li> any more.  I'm 
not sure if I removed it or it was added after 3.0.2.  In either case 
it's not there in our version of html4.css.

This change does not break the CSS page in Safari.  I'm assuming the 
breakage is really obvious in some way? What should I be looking for?

dave

On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 10:21 PM, Dirk Mueller wrote:

> On Don, 09 Jan 2003, David Hyatt wrote:
>
>> This fix is dependent on porting of the @-konq-quirks directive.  The
>> fix is that lists should not flow around floats in strict mode.  This
>> addresses the bug.  Note that the new list code in Safari (that stops
>> making the bullets float) will naturally have different logic about 
>> the
>> positioning of the bullets to avoid floats that intrude into the list,
>> so you may want to test this with your current list implementation
>> before considering it as a fix.
>
> The fix works for khtml as well, as long as you leave out the
> flow-around-floats hint for LI as well (otherwise it makes no real
> difference anyway).
>
> This however breaks w3.org/Style/CSS for KHTML. Does it still work with
> Safari?
>
>
> -- 
> Dirk (received 164 mails today)
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