have an odd one here.
In IE6 (what else), the bottom of the div is hidden behind the footer. On
pressing f11 to show whole screen, the bottom appears again. When restoring
to normal window size the bottom of the div is as it should be.
I wasn't sure what to search for in the Wiki, but it must be
Hi list,
Would anybody know a way to style text sothat lowercase is forced but every
frase's starting in uppercase?
I would like to find a way in order to avoid the yelling inputs in forums
when people write in uppercase, but the lowercase property leaves everything
without capital initials. And
At 8:34 PM -0400 8/13/07, David Laakso wrote:
#content
{
width: 900px; ---:: add width to this selector to give it
layout [1] ::
}
[1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
Best,
~dL
~dL:
As usual, your advice is right on the money -- that fixed it.
Cheers,
tedd
faramineux wrote:
Here is the basic code I use for links:
a:link {
color: #5a0113;
font-size: 13px;
font-weight: normal;
text-decoration: none;
}
a:hover {
color: #2B4058;
font-size: 13px;
font-weight: normal;
background-color: #fffbdf;
border-bottom-style: dashed;
Hello all:
I just put up this site:
http://www.holyfamilycolumbus.org/
which displays fine in everything except IE7.
In IE7, the only thing that is visible is the background image on the body
tag. View it in any other browser to see what it is supposed to look like.
Does anyone have any ideas
I'm trying to find alternative ways of showing an active state in the
navigation without adding anique ID or class in the body tag, like it
is here in this example:
http://24ways.org/2005/auto-selecting-navigation
I just need to show they are on the selected page by applying a
certain class to an
On Tue, 14 Aug 2007, Esther van Summeren wrote:
Would anybody know a way to style text sothat lowercase is forced but every
frase's starting in uppercase?
Not possible in CSS, except if each phrase and its first letter (or
first word) has been marked up as an element. And you cannot really
I've been trying to set up some groundwork for setting up future sites on a
baseline grid. We starting setting to a 18px baseline, with a 12px body
type.
Problems we ran into initially dealt with lists, where we weren't satisfied
with a full line of leading between list items, but we also didn't
This can be done with scripting either on the server-side or the
client-side. We offer a commercial client-side script for doing just this.
http://www.divahtml.com/products/divaGPS/current_menu_location.php
Hope you find it useful.
--
E. Michael Brandt
www.divaHTML.com
divaGPS :
Let me preface this by saying I got roped into fixing someone else's
code - can someone tell me why the first item in the white is shifting
over to the left in IE:
http://wwwdev.lemoyne.edu/education/graduate.html
I'm almost tempted to throw the whole thing out and start with clean
css, but
Hi List,
Was just wondering if there was a way to set the hex
color of one element at 50% saturation of another
element's hex color?
Open to non-css (Javascript or otherwise) solutions
and if that's the case, then please email me off list.
Thanks,
Elli
Hello,
The website I work on uses a lot of pre-fab HTML widgets including a
rather complicated button, which I can't change. The problem is the
button is wrapped in a div wrapped in a table. Anyway, I want to put it
on one line of text which I usually do by setting its display to inline.
However
Michelle Tarby wrote:
Let me preface this by saying I got roped into fixing someone else's
code - can someone tell me why the first item in the white is shifting
over to the left in IE:
http://wwwdev.lemoyne.edu/education/graduate.html
I'm almost tempted to throw the whole thing out and
Hi All,
I have just redone a site for a friend using css instead of Java script as
someone had done previously... could people have a look in different in
different browsers?
Also comments on the CSS would be appreciated since I am just learning it.
I think I may need to use some kind of
Mark Richards wrote:
[...] A minimal test-case with inline CSS is attached. The expected
result is that all the elements are in a row on the right side of the
screen.
Attachments don't survive onto this list, so we need a link to an online
example in order to debug those browsers. Not sure
Mark Finney wrote:
Hi All,
I have just redone a site for a friend using css instead of Java script as
someone had done previously... could people have a look in different in
different browsers?
Also comments on the CSS would be appreciated since I am just learning it.
I think I may need to
On Aug 16, 2007, at 8:09 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Thus, the double-styling...
element {display: inline; display: inline-block;}
...may work in your case.
Or
selector {display:-moz-inline-box; display:inline-block;}
The order is important here. The last property always wins (normal
css
Mark Finney wrote:
snip could people have a look in different in different browsers?
Also comments on the CSS would be appreciated since I am just learning it.
I think I may need to use some kind of preloading technique as the roll over
images were slow to load the first time I used it...
When you do mouse over on the image files first time with FF, The images
turn to blank.. They work on when u do mouse over second time..
Did u do that on purpose ?
Thanks
Hakan
http://primoris.com
On 8/15/07, Matthew Ohlman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Finney wrote:
snip could people
Mark Finney wrote:
http://helpusmarry.co.uk/jessie/
Also comments on the CSS would be appreciated since I am just
learning it.
Non-valid nesting - paragraphs in links is no good.
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