Just to close this issue off, I can now report that the latest
working draft of the CSS 2.1 spec has actually solved the problem
I mentioned.
Compliant browsers should now support percentages on relative
positioning of an element even when the parent's size is dependent
on the element's size.
Oops, the phrasing should of course be:
Compliant browsers should now support percentages on relative
positioning of an element even when the *containing block's* size
is dependent on the element's size.
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Dear Moderators,
This post has been approved after a correspondence with Alex, I asked him
if it was appropriate to post and he sent me the relevant guidelines.
Many thanks
K Maxwell
To CSS List members,
I am sure a lot of you will be aware of browsercam and that it allows
viewing of
Maybe looking for css dropdown menu in Google (without the quotes
would be more effective). When you're at it, check ALA's Suckerfish
Dropdowns.
JGardner wrote:
Hello all,
I am wanting to learn how to do a css horizontal menu which has a 2nd level
nav bar. I have tried to do a Google
All, apologies, the url on the email was incorrect, here is the right
one
K Maxwell
http://www.fundable.org/groupactions/groupaction.2007-08-23.6855155267
Dear Moderators,
This post has been approved after a correspondence with Alex, I
asked him
if it was appropriate to post and he sent me
Hello All,
I have create a layout in CSS but the drop down menu doesn't stay open long
enough for a person to select a submenu option. It works in Mozilla, IE7
and Opera, but it does not work in IE6. Can you help me fix it so it works
in IE6 as well? Below is the link to the development
I will be away on vacation until September 4th. I will reply to requests on my
return.
Best regards,
Terri Phillips
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IE7 information --
Hi,
I'm composing a declaration form, in which each statement is a paragraph
containing a checkbox or some radio button. I've tried to group the
radio buttons in a fieldset, which is, thus, encapsulated in a p. But
the text following the tag /fieldset loses the class style of the
paragraph.
Hi,
As you can see from this I am having problems with the stacking order with
IMG tags over the sucker fish.
http://vps.aztechost.co.uk/~wallace/sd/reducing_energy.php
I have tried a z-index but this does not work. This is the first time I have
encountered this as I always use background
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Emanuele Venezia wrote:
I'm composing a declaration form, in which each statement is a paragraph
containing a checkbox or some radio button. I've tried to group the
radio buttons in a fieldset, which is, thus, encapsulated in a p. But
the text following the tag /fieldset
Hi!
Here is my site (under development) , powewrd by Joomla.
http://www.twowayblog.com/slojoom1/
I have a strange IE bug, that makes me crazy ... (under FF all works fine):
modules on right column not show background images
Please take a look and help ti find me the problem
Hello Cynthia,
Your height 100px seems right.I think the problem is being caused
by the text blocks to the right of the logothe orange and the
grey on the rightso they are pushing the container to a higher
height.
try setting some line-height on those text blocks...like...
Cynthia Page wrote:
It looks almost like it should on a mac with ff, the only problem being a
space under the logo in the top banner.
In IE on a PC one see the same space and the left column is a few pixels
above the two columns to the right. The left column is absolutely positioned
so
Yes, David, I just noticed that too.try removing that top padding
from the topbanner container.
So this...
#topbanner {
background-image:url(images/left100.gif);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
border:thin solid #99;
height:100px;
margin: 0 auto;
padding: 0;
position:relative;
width:99%;
Colleagues,
I really am trying to understand javascript. I would appreciate links to
any websites that explain javascript well, especially for a beginner in
javascript.
Thanks
Raumin Ray Dehghan
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Cynthia Page wrote:
I am working on a page and have been going round and round with the
layout to get it browser compliant
http://hoengerlab.colorado.edu/b3d/indexe.html
This is one of those cases where I'd rather see standard compliant
source-code first...
Hi,
What a great place this is for helping to demystify css.
I've been grappling with this particular problem now for a couple of
weeks so
here goes with my first post.
Is it possible to have a semi - transparent box within a div, that
allows the containing
div's content to partially show
Hi, all.
If you'll take a look at http://www.rickfaircloth.com/cfm/calendar_add.cfm
in FF, you'll see the form sticking out at the bottom. IE 6 7 are
perfect.
I've tried every trick I can think of and fine to fix this, but nothing's
worked.
- overflow: hidden; height: 1%
-
On 8/29/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone provide a solution
Here's what I did to get it looking decent in FF:
#page_wrapper: ditched overflow:auto
#body_wrapper: ditched height: 100%
#menu_wrapper: ditched height: 100%
#right_wrapper: ditched float: left and height: 100%
Thanks for the reply, Dan...
Your changes did fix the problem in FF.
Now, I've just got some alignment issues in IE 6 7.
I'll work on those and see what I can do.
What is the key to the correction? Or was it a combination
of all the changes that made it work?
Rick
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Hi all,
this is my first post; I'd like the following website to centre on
any sized monitor-how do I best accomplish this?
www.rendoulis.com
thanks
Steve
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Hey,
The best way is to use margin: 0 auto; on the element you want to
center. But explorer has problems with that so will have to add text-
align: center to the container that the element you want to center is
in.
So if you have a div container called, wrapper, you do something
like
On 29/8/07 (23:29) Kevin said:
The best way is to use margin: 0 auto; on the element you want to
center. But explorer has problems with that so will have to add text-
align: center to the container that the element you want to center is
in.
So if you have a div container called, wrapper,
Yea I forgot to mention thatyou have to reset all elements within
to keep them from inheriting the rule.
Kevin
On Aug 29, 2007, at 6:40 PM, Rick Lecoat wrote:
On 29/8/07 (23:29) Kevin said:
The best way is to use margin: 0 auto; on the element you want to
center. But explorer has
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 17:50:00 +0100, Dermot Ward wrote:
[...]I've been grappling with this
particular problem now for a couple of weeks so here goes with my first
post. Is it
possible to have a semi - transparent box within a div, that allows the
containing
div's content to partially show
On 8/29/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the key to the correction? Or was it a combination
of all the changes that made it work?
The main thing seemed to be getting rid of the float on the right-hand
content. The other changes were all made to supplement that; for
example,
Hello All,
I have create a layout in CSS but the drop down menu doesn't stay open long
enough for a person to select a submenu option. It works in Mozilla, IE7
and Opera, but it does not work in IE6. Can you help me fix it so it works
in IE6 as well? Below is the link to the development
Thanks for the insight...
Rick
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From: Dan Dorman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 8:10 PM
To: Rick Faircloth
Cc: CSS Discuss
Subject: Re: [css-d] I give up! Can someone please tell me how to fix this?
On 8/29/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL
David Hucklesby wrote:
One way to do this might be to use two DIVs, one superimposed over
the other. If one DIV has a background color and a fractional
opacity, while the
overlaid DIV has the text and (default) transparent background, I
think that may work:
HTML
div
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