Polishing D - suggestions and comments

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This is because the containers are floating.  IE loves being funny.

Add height: 28px; to the div#headingNav rule, then add float: left; to 
the div#lastupdate rule.  Also, I suggest adding clear: both; to the 
div#navigation rule.

After that, reverse the order of "lastupdate" and "headingNav" by 
putting "lastupdate" first in the HTML.

This should fix it afaict.  It will make IE6 give the full block as a 
link, and IE7 will no longer limit the link inside the containing ul 
(which had a useless 4px padding rule on it btw since it had no 
effective height.)

-[Unknown]


Walter Bright wrote:
> No problem! I don't claim any particular expertise in html, CSS, or web 
> site design. In fact, I have a lot of trouble with CSS, as you can tell 
> by trying to click on the tabs in the upper right corner under Explorer 
> (it works under Ubuntu). I spent a lot of time trying to figure that 
> out, and finally gave up.