/* CSS Document */
/* ############### tales.be css framework v0.3 (by kvd) ###############  */

/* revision v.03.b : 14-02-2008 : explanation added */
/* revision v.03.a : 12-02-2008 : IE-versionnumbering with CC */

/* v0.3 includes only one update:
around the pagewrapper a couple of spans are written with IE Conditional Comments
These spans have no layout-influence, it only writes a span around #pagewrapper
which identifies the IE-version ran by the client.

f.e.: <span id="IE6">

This span is closed after the pagewrapper:
	<span id="IE6">
		<div id="pagewrapper">bla</div>
	</span>		


What this means:

1. no more need for an additional IE7-stylesheet
2. the !important - hack is not necessary anymore to target IE6.
	as in:
		.myrule
			{	bla: 7px !important; 
				bla: 5px;}

Instead, you can now write your code like this:

.mystuff{	bla: 7px;} -> targets all decent browsers
#IE6 .mystuff{ bla: 9px}
#IE7 .mystuff{ bla: 8px}

This makes your CSS-code and the exceptions for the various IE-flavours:
	-> clean
	-> easy to read and interprete
	-> fully W3C-compliant

version vectors supported 'till now:
#IE5
#IE55
#IE6
#IE7
#IE8

WWhy no #IE4? -> IE4 doesn't understand CC, therefore this selector has no use.
#IE8? IE8 isn't out yet, but will most likely work with CC


*/


/* ############### BASIC BUILDING BLOCKS ADDONS ############### */
#pagewrapper{
	width: 967px;
	
	/*margin-left: 0;*//* for lefthanded layout instead of centered*/
	/* margin-top: XXpx; */ /* offset from pagetop */
}
#topblock{
	display: block;
	height: 20px;
}

#header{

width: 900px;
height: 150px}
#content{
	/*margin-top: 15px; /* fix offset from #topnav */
	background-image:url(../gfx/content_background4.jpg);
	width: 967px;
	background-repeat:no-repeat;
	}
#footer{ 
         /*background-image:url(../gfx/footer.gif);*/
         width:968px;
         height:33px;
         text-align:center;}
         
#IE6 #topnav
{
	margin-top:0;
}


#topnav
{
	/*background-image:url(../gfx/nav_background.gif);
	background-color: red;*/
	/* relative positioning: pull #topnav up or down, to the left or right, it will layer itself above the header */
	/*position: relative;
	left: 257px;*/
	margin-top: 57px;
	width: 968px;
	height: 38px; 
	overflow: hidden;
	
}

#crumbpath{
	
}

/*.col1{	width: 200px;}
.col2{	width: 700px; }*//* = pagewrapper.width - col1.width */


/* ############### 1 COLUMN LAYOUT ADDONS: dimensions, colors, backgrounds ############### */
.oneCol#header .col1{
	
	color: #fff;
	/*background-image:url(../gfx/banner_de.jpg);*/
	height: 207px;
	width: 968px;
	
	}
.oneCol#content .col1
{
	
	background-repeat:no-repeat;
	/*background-color: #ffcc00;*/
	width: 909px;
	min-height:380px;
	padding:32px 20px 25px 40px;
	min-height: 480px;}

/* ############### 2 COLUMN LAYOUT ADDONS: dimensions, colors, backgrounds ############### */
.twoCols#header .col1{
	background-color: #000;
	color: #fff;
	height: 150px;
	width: 200px;}
.twoCols#header .col2{
	background-color: green;
	color: #fff;
	height: 150px;
	width: 700px;}

.twoCols#content .col1{
	width: 500px;
	padding:32px 20px 25px 43px}
.twoCols#content .col2{
	width: 401px;
	padding:45px 0;
	margin-top:0.7em;
}

/* minimum height for sidenav and text-block */
/* remember: if working with backgroundcolors or borders, 
you'll need to set a repeating background on 
.twoCols#content, since col1 doesn't know how
long col2 becomes (and vice-versa)
 !!!!!
*/
.twoCols#content .col1 {min-height: 460px;} /* mozilla + IE7 */
*html* .twoCols#content .col1 {height: 200px;} /* IE6 */

.twoCols#content .col2 {min-height: 460px;} /* mozilla + IE7 */
*html* .twoCols#content .col2 {height: 200px;} /* IE6 */



/* ############### 3 COLUMN LAYOUT ADDONS: dimensions, colors, backgrounds ############### */
.threeCols#header .col1{
	background-color: #000;
	color: #fff;
	height: 150px;
	width: 200px;}
.threeCols#header .col2{
	background-color: green;
	color: #fff;
	height: 150px;
	width: 500px;}
.threeCols#header .col3{
	background-color: orange;
	color: #fff;
	height: 150px;
	width: 200px;}

.threeCols#content .col1{
	background-color: #ffcc00;	
	width: 200px;}
.threeCols#content .col2{
	background-color: #fff;
	width: 500px;}
.threeCols#content .col3{
	background-color: Maroon;
	width: 200px;}

/* minimum height for sidenav and text-block */
/* remember: if working with backgroundcolors or borders, 
you'll need to set a repeating background on 
.twoCols#content, since col1 doesn't know how
long col2 becomes (and vice-versa)
 !!!!!
*/
.threeCols#content .col1 {min-height: 200px;} /* mozilla + IE7 */
*html* .threeCols#content .col1 {height: 200px;} /* IE6 */

.threeCols#content .col2 {min-height: 200px;} /* mozilla + IE7 */
*html* .threeCols#content .col2 {height: 200px;} /* IE6 */


.threeCols#content .col3 {min-height: 200px;} /* mozilla + IE7 */
*html* .threeCols#content .col3 {height: 200px;} /* IE6 */




/* ############### HEADER ADDONS ############### */
.twoCols#header .col1{ }
.twoCols#header .col2{ }
.twoCols#header .col1 a{
	display: block;
}