Hallo,
I am trying to optimize a web page that looks finde in Firefox and IE 7.
There are some problems left in IE 6.
Please take a look at:
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Maschinentechniker/METS2/index.htm
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Maschinentechniker/METS2/style.css
There is a
Dear CSS-D:
http://new.jocolibrary.org/
I was trying to fix the position of the #content div in the #maincontent div
so the light blue had equal pixels on the left and right (#content is the
white area). It looks okay in IE6 (*sigh*), but in all other browsers the
left is larger than the right
Dear Georg:
Thank you! I did the :after (even though I didn't need it before,
weird), I'll try the width thing right now. Thank you!!
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In peace,
Amy M. Drayer
Web Interface Designer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.puzumaki.com
I've been to this board before with some dropdown issues, but I have
a new one.
I have one page where they want to provide a dropdown list of medical
specialties that will take visitors to an anchor on another page.
Rather than doing JavaScript and a form, I thought I'd just go with
the
question
How does a browser handle @import?
Example:
in HEAD we have:
link rel=stylesheet href=main.css type=text/css /
-
main.css
/* ![CDATA[ */
@import url(global.css);
@import url(structure.css);
@import url(theme.css);
/* ]] */
Does the
Amy Drayer wrote:
http://new.jocolibrary.org/
I was trying to fix the position of the #content div in the
#maincontent div so the light blue had equal pixels on the left and
right (#content is the white area). It looks okay in IE6 (*sigh*),
but in all other browsers the left is larger
Gate Wizard wrote:
question
How does a browser handle @import?
Example:
in HEAD we have:
link rel=stylesheet href=main.css type=text/css /
-
main.css
/* ![CDATA[ */
@import url(global.css);
@import url(structure.css);
@import
Thanks! That seemed to fix it in IE7, but the dropdown is permanently
there in IE6.
As to the select, I'm going to change that to a button similar to the
Specialties button as soon as I get it working.
Thanks again for the help. Any ideas on making it work for IE6? Just
because my visitors
On Aug 13, 2007, at 1:18 PM, Ingo Chao wrote:
Chris Rahe wrote:
http://www.bremenhospital.org/testsite/pages/specialists.html
Specialities button:
IE is not able to determine the static position of an absolutely
positioned block. So, if you swap left: -999px to 'auto' on hover, it
Christian Kirchhoff wrote:
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Maschinentechniker/METS2/index.htm
Anyway the slider does not appear in IE 6.
IE6 doesn't understand / support absolute positioning for opposite edges
of an element, so 'bottom: 0' is simply ignored.
Give IE6 a height and overflow
Chris Rahe wrote:
...
Can anyone take a look at http://www.bremenhospital.org/testsite/
pages/specialists.html and see if they can figure out what I'm doing
wrong? ...
Specialities button:
IE is not able to determine the static position of an absolutely
positioned block. So, if you swap
On Aug 13, 2007, at 2:39 PM, Ingo Chao wrote:
On Aug 13, 2007, at 1:18 PM, Ingo Chao wrote:
Chris Rahe wrote:
http://www.bremenhospital.org/testsite/pages/specialists.html
Specialities button:
IE is not able to determine the static position of an absolutely
positioned block. So, if
Christian Kirchhoff wrote:
...
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Maschinentechniker/METS2/index.htm
here, the slider is visible, its the other 2a link below that misses the
slider.
...
Anyway the slider does not appear in IE 6. Position and size are defined in
the html document:
@ Amy
Is it about the background code below? If yes, remove the image after background
and I guess (but am not sure) that the quotes are not necessary...
Your image link is also relative, so you might have to add ../ before your
upload etc name ...
I do not want the images which are linked to be styled the way the
text links are.
The code below is not working, what is wrong? TIA
a:hover {
color: #2B4058;
font-size: 13px;
font-weight: normal;
background-color: #fffbdf;
border-bottom-style: dashed;
border-bottom-width: 1px;
a:hover img {
On 8/13/07, faramineux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not want the images which are linked to be styled the way the
text links are.
The code below is not working, what is wrong? TIA
a:hover img {
background-color: none;
text-decoration: none;
border-style: none;
}
the second snippet you
Hi gang:
Please review:
http://www.webbytedd.com/clients/torch/philosophy.php
While using IE 6 (for both Win-XT and Win-2K) the text in the main
section of this page (below the menu and above the footer) is
displayed sometimes and other times it's hidden.
Any ideas as to why this is
I like the IE proprietary property filter:gray(). Does anyone know of a
similar property for other browsers (specifically FF Safari)?
Note on application: I like using it to indicate the disabled state of
an icon, especially in combination as such:
.disabledIcon{
filter:
Hello all,
I wanted to make a 'rounded' box design but uses a '18th century burned
paper' or even better the more ruffled 'Wild West Wanted Poster' design. but
this kinda design uses ripped sides, which isn't hard if sides are
straight). So the hard part is: rough 'cutup' sides through the
tedd wrote:
Hi gang:
Please review:
http://www.webbytedd.com/clients/torch/philosophy.php
While using IE 6 (for both Win-XT and Win-2K) the text in the main
section of this page (below the menu and above the footer) is
displayed sometimes and other times it's hidden.
Any ideas as to
Chris Rahe wrote in reply to Ingo Chao:
http://www.bremenhospital.org/testsite/pages/specialists.html
Well I think I've followed your instructions and it works fine in
IE7, but still not in IE6. Do I still have something wrong?
Hi Chris
What is actually not working now in IE6, which menu.
On Mon, 13 Aug 2007, faramineux wrote:
I do not want the images which are linked to be styled the way the
text links are.
They aren't. As a rule, none of the default styling of text links is
applicable to images that are links, though such images have default
styling of their own. Thus, it
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