I am still struggling with this. If I use a clearer div then I can push it down farther but I would like it to work correctly without resorting to the clearer.
There’s no blockquote in the frontpage anymore, might need to give a link for a specific post. I’ll give it another shot.
Good luck, it isn’t “floating” it just isn’t obeying CSS standards (imagine that) in IE.
Yeah, I had a feeling someone was going to say that. I guess I will look at others blockquote css and see if I can get it to work that way.
Visit a couple of more states and it won’t be a problem. 🙂
Please, let me know if you decide to change it completely ’cause I haven’t take a look at it yet. But I will when I have time. I’ll let you know when I give up. So, please let me know, okay.
alphaoide, thank you for the sentiment. I am going to play around tonight and see what I can come up with. I will post back with what I find out.
For those that are following this thread. I got it, sort of. I couldn’t find a conflict in the CSS so I went to find a solution. I found where someone suggested using <br clear="all"> to fix a similar issue. I incorperated it into my blockquote quicktag so it looks like this: edButtons[edButtons.length] = new edButton('ed_block'
,'b-quote'
,'<br clear="all">
'
,'
'
,'q'
);
Thanks for taking the time to look at my problem.
Well, it’s not fixing it, rather doing it different way. If you have no paragraph or one-liner before the blockquote, you’ll get some empty space right there. But I guess nothing better than this one, so congrat on the solution
alphaoide thanks for taking the time it is much appreciated.
Your solution, I believe, is not XHTML valid and how is its use any different from using a clearer div? Did you try
?
Beel, I changed it to the
?
and it validated. Thanks for the tip.
