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The "sig size" hack

Geometric-sama

The Manly Man of Steel
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    There's a problem with it. It puts your sig into a sized div layer, regardless of how long it is. So when you have a small sig, like mine at the moment, even if it doesn't fill up the height it still displays a big blank space. Can you modify it to get rid of that?
     
    Not a clue. Can you calculate the height of the sig and use an if statement?
     
    Cool, thanks :P. The best way I know of doing it is with Javascript, but that still poses the problem of calculating the sig height. I'll think on it. I'm sure there's a way.

    Edit: Ty, who apparently wrote the code, tells me that it should use the max-height instead of height property. However, max-height doesn't work in IE... stupid IE.
     
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    Apparently it works in Mozilla/Netscape and Opera, but not with IE.
     
    Yeah, I see.. erhh I'm tired, try experimenting with the !important tag. it specifies that one tag should take precedence over another. All browsers understand this except IE. My idea was to create two rules for the sig limiter, one for ie specified normally, and one of the other browsers using the !important tag. This way, all the other browsers would know what to do, while IE will just display the default.
     
    Kwesi, I think your !important flag idea is probably the best to go with ^^;.

    Stevie-kun, I agree COMPLETELY.
     
    Steve, that didn't even make sense... we're talking about Internet Explorer, not the abbreviation o_O
     
    He meant that IE is a stupid browser.

    And Kwesi, I just realised your thing won't work, because even if you set max-height to take precedence it doesn't negate the effect of height. o_O
     
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