DW 8 CSS Support

Hi Guys -
I was so looking forward to installing Dreamweaver 8 because
of its enhanced
CSS support, but was shocked to discover that the design view
of this site
is far worse than in DW MX:
http://www.buttecommunity.com/
Design view in most of my other sites is indeed better in DW
8, but the bank
site baffles me. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Phil

Yikes! That works! Many thanks Randy.
Phil
"Randy Edmunds" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:e32s4o$oj2$[email protected]..
> Phil,
>
> There's a bug in DW8 where overflow elements do not
clear floats. The
> easiest fix is to create an external style sheet with
this rule:
>
> * { overflow: visible !important; }
>
> Then apply it as a Design Time Style Sheet.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Randy
>
>
>> I was so looking forward to installing Dreamweaver 8
because of its
>> enhanced CSS support, but was shocked to discover
that the design view of
>> this site is far worse than in DW MX:
>>
>>
http://www.buttecommunity.com/
>>
>> Design view in most of my other sites is indeed
better in DW 8, but the
>> bank site baffles me. Any suggestions?

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