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I posted the summary here:
http://drupal.org/node/736604#comment-2780050

But to simplify I've got this HTML:

      <ul class="book-navigation-list">
              <li><a href="/node/4" class="page-previous" title="Go to previous page">‹ 3 - the last<span class="element-invisible">(Go to previous page)</span></a>
                    <li class="book-navigation-list"><a href="/node/1" class="page-up" title="Go to parent page">up<span class="element-invisible">(Go to parent page)</span></a>
                  </ul>

and this CSS:

.book-navigation .menu {

Hello,
Here’s one for any of you IE sleuths…
I’m working out the basic html for a new theme/site and attempting to use Sticky Footer ( http://www.cssstickyfooter.com/ ) . Except for IE7, I’ve got it working in all my test browsers (FF, Opera, Chrome, Safari, IE8.. I’m not supporting IE6).

Here’s what happens in IE7:
First off, the IE7 problem only happens on long pages where the content extends below the viewport.

I am styling a Drupal Ubercart site and have noticed a problem when viewing the shopping cart block in ie 7. It looks OK in 8 and perfect in Firefox and Safari.
The "items", "total", "View cart" and "Checkout " display inline and I have specified them as block. I added a width restriction to the div too so they would reflow on the the next line but that doesn't work either.

I really hope someone can help!!

The dev site is here

I'm trying to achieve an aritcle quote effect in Drupal (see the image).

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