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<title>Messed Up, Frustrating MSIE Quirk With Lists</title>
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<description><![CDATA[If you manage to login to my site (highly recommended!) and check out my list application, you'll see that I'm using html's <strong>ul</strong> and <strong>li</strong> tags to build my lists (well, gee!).  I found a weird <strong>MSIE bug</strong> where if you use <strong>CSS</strong> and designate the list as being <strong>inline</strong>, then you potentially might get some <strong>overflow</strong> problem (looks terrible especially if you use <strong>floats</strong>).  Firefox is pretty much smarter than MSIE, so you don't face this problem.  To fix this issue, you need to add a space before the closing <strong>li</strong> tag.  That's it!  Then <strong>MSIE</strong> will know how to wrap the list correctly.  I labored for a few days over this <strong>bug</strong>.  Fortunately, I stumbled upon the page linked at the bottom.  So credit due to this guy for saving my rear!]]></description>
<pubDate>Mon, 10 Mar 2008 11:03:21 -0600</pubDate>
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