On Aug 23, 2007, at 9:44 AM, Timothy Kelty wrote:
I've been trying to figure out how to hide an entire table column,
defined
by a col tag
The following hides the column in Firefox and IE, but does not do
anything
in Safari:
col#test{
visibility: collapse; /* hides column in
On 2007/08/22 21:59 (GMT-0700) Steve Axthelm apparently typed:
On 2007-08-22 Tim Offenstein wrote:
This is a new one on me. The CSS on http://www.chad.uiuc.edu crashes my Mac
Firefox 2.0.0.6.
Yup, crashes here too. MBP, 10.4.10, 3GB RAM, FF 2.0.0.6,
Lots of extensions loaded in FF.
No
Hello,
My first posting may not have been clear. The problem is still there,
so I give it another try.
I have an old website, using tables and frames. I want a CSS version.
The frames are gone already, tables will be removed soon.
When I view my new CSS version using Firefox and Opera it looks
David Hucklesby wrote:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visudet.html#propdef-vertical-align
Right you are.
But in the context of tables, vertical-align gives the apparent effect
of giving a block-level property. The same property applied to inline
elements seems altogether separate in function,
Scott Demontluzin wrote:
Hi list, This is my first post.
Welcome.
I have a three column liquid layout,
http://www.scottdemontluzin.com/pelex.htm
In ie 6 and 7 when i expand the window the right column drops under
the left column and then will come back to the correct position.
Does
Barney Carroll schrieb am 22.08.2007 13:38
Hi Barney,
#heading {
position: relative;
}
#heading h1 {
bottom: 0;
position: absolute;
}
Works for me.
Thanks, for me, too. Now I gotta read why ;)
Regards, Ingo
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vwf wrote:
My first posting may not have been clear. The problem is still there,
so I give it another try.
When I view my new CSS version using Firefox and Opera it looks as
intended. On IE6 things go wrong (IE7 is reported to be OK).
new: http://www.umantec.nl/test/producs.html
For some
RR,
Your lis and as should be set to display:block (lis are block by
default, so just remove the display line), and give the lis
float:left. Then you want to give the containing div overflow:hidden so
that it nows to swallow its contents instead of letting them spill out.
Regards,
Barney
Steve Axthelm wrote:
On 2007-08-22 Tim Offenstein wrote:
This is a new one on me. The CSS on http://www.chad.uiuc.edu crashes my Mac
Firefox 2.0.0.6.
Yup, crashes here too. MBP, 10.4.10, 3GB RAM, FF 2.0.0.6,
Lots of extensions loaded in FF.
No crash here, FF 2.0.0.6 on GNU/Debian
WEZ! wrote:
ohh monospace means each character takes up an equal width so the
width of the character 'i' will be the same as an 'm'
And a boss from a print industry background will immediately consider
that unacceptable!
--
David
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
authenticity, honesty, community
Hi, Rick - just letting you know that I'm not the original poster - so
I'm CCing this on to the list where the original poster can see it ... ;-)
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Hi, David...
The bottom line here is that your boss is going to have to understand
that paper and browsers are two very
On Thu, Aug 23, 2007 at 06:26:28PM +1000, Fred Boulton wrote:
The URLs mentioned are coming up with 404s. Please send the exact URLs and
I'll make some more suggestions.
I'm very sorry, a simple but stupid typo
new:
http://www.umantec.nl/test/producs.html
Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2007 23:42:48 -0700
From: Steve Axthelm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [css-d] CSS crashes Mac Firefox
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is the offending statement OMM (in the body declaration on line 3):
font-family: Myriad Pro, Arial;
It specifically doesn't like Myriad Pro, Arial
#heading {
position: relative;
}
#heading h1 {
bottom: 0;
position: absolute;
}
Works for me.
Thanks, for me, too. Now I gotta read why ;)
from http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=AbsoluteLayouts
The CSS2 specification tells us that an absolute positioned element is
I'm having a problem with the search box at the top of this page:
http://dev.alp1.deasil.com/
It renders just fine in FF, IE, and Safari 3 (and the nightly build
of Webkit) but is wrong in Safari 2.
In Safari 2, the input #topnavsearchq is too tall, and breaks through
the bottom boundary of
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jason Das
Subject: [css-d] Safari form input height
I'm having a problem with the search box at the top of this page:
http://dev.alp1.deasil.com/
It renders just fine in FF, IE, and Safari 3 (and the nightly build
of Webkit) but is wrong in
Ray Leventhal wrote:
Were I you, I'd layout the site without the image and place it
afterwards in a floated div with a z-index sufficient to keep it on
top of the other divs in your layout.
Inside your banner div, a styled ul structure for your nav buttons.
For the menus, how they're done
Hello again,
Well, I removed the display lines and added the float and overflow. But I
still can't get the padding on the a to effect the height of the container
#nav.
If I add height to either the container or the li the height is shown but
the links are up at the top.
Still stumped.
See it:
On Aug 23, 2007, at 10:48 AM, Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Safari 2 doesn't really support much in the way of styling for form
elements. Note that (contrary to some people's beliefs) it is acting
entirely in accordance with the spec in this:
Fair enough. I guess I'm really open to any ideas that
Good afternoon.
My apologies for missing any prior replies to my query
about 3 weeks ago. I've been in the hospital due to
post-surgical complications.
The project I am working on at the moment involves a
photo gallery of artwork. I have managed to get it
working the way I wanted, writing the
On 8/22/07, Timothy Kelty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been trying to figure out how to hide an entire table column, defined
by a col tag
The following hides the column in Firefox and IE, but does not do anything
in Safari:
col#test{
visibility: collapse; /* hides column in Firefox */
It doesn't crash my MacPro 10.4.10 / FF 2.0.0.6 2gig ram, 4 extensions or
so.
Although: in FF your text in div id=siteHdr doesn't fit in the light
brown square, it looks like it was supposed to. And in Safari it doesn't
show up at all.
But,.. it doesn't crash! ;-)
- RR
On 8/22/07, Tim
Hello List,
I need to place a list to the right of an image. The
list needs to display in it's natural block level
display. I did try float: right; but it places the
list to the far right of the window, I need the list
to stay to the right of image at most 58px away. How
can I achieve what I'd
Am trying to resolve a deficiency in my understanding of positioning in general
Taking this model (very simplified)
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OK Guys, as it turns out I do need this to float as
far right as it's container will allow. So that part
is solved. The problem I have now is that it's growing
in height past the height of div it's contained in.
The div seems to only grow to the height of the image.
How can I have the div grow as
On 8/22/07, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I needed a case to test some image-replacement and hover effects on
today, so I used yours. Maybe you can use parts of my test page for
something. Layout styles are in the page head..
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/ak/test_07_082205.html
Karl Brightman wrote:
I wouldn't think it would be a memory problem on a Macbook Pro though?
I wouldn't expect that, especially since your other computer doesn't
exhibit the problem, but it might be interacting with some of your
extensions in a weird way.
~fantasai
Allison Kelly wrote:
background: transparent url(test_07_082205_files/nav.jpg) 0 0
no-repeat;}
I decided to do it the way you did it, in the cover-up way, as
opposed to text-indent or the others. But in my perusing, I didn't
see the transparent anywhere. What does that do specifically?
I just got asked this by a client. I don't think it's possible.
What they're looking for is a drop down list showing different versions
of a product with several attributes all in equal width columns.
Kinda like:
Item #Size Color Radius
J Hodge wrote:
http://www.lostinxlation.net/sandbox2/gallery1a.html
It works fine in IE7, FF2, Opera, and SafariPC, but fails to yield a
large image on hover in IE6.
An old IE bug: IE6 won't re-render the link and open up for the pop-up
span, unless certain[1] property-values are changed on
CSS-d,
I posted a few days ago about a problem where some images set as
background images in div tags were not displaying in Internet Explorer
version 7.
I got no response, which I'm hoping is only because I got lost in the
traffic of email, and not because the solution is beyond anyone's
Gillespie, Michael A wrote:
Am trying to resolve a deficiency in my understanding of positioning in
general
trimmed
Mike G
Hmm. Might be best to just like sort of slow down a bit and kind of
take it one step at a time. Float based layouts, particularly those
that employ
On 8/21/07, Timothy Kelty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to find a good reference to set up some good font-family default
stacks with fonts that share similar enough characteristics. Ideally, I'm
looking for some examples that contain all your basic web fonts, then a
couple at the top of
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