Barney Carroll wrote:
What is the system behind generated content? What are my resources?
Sorry for wasting time: The resources /are/, as ever, on the W3 spec –
to whom it may concern: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/generate.html#quotes
Regards,
Barney
Dear list,
I was very pleased with myself for completing a CSS only styled redesign of
a site that what was previously a horrible concoction of tables and java
script. As I sat back to admire my handiwork, to my horror, I realised that
:active and :focus are handled as temporary states in Opera
Hi,
I may be missing the point, but surely you can just set ul id=whatever
and then style #whatever {color: red; font-size: 1.4em} blah blah?
Thanks,
Mark
On 10/09/2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm struggling at present, having to use ulli for menu and other
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007, Barney Carroll wrote:
Barney Carroll wrote:
What is the system behind generated content? What are my resources?
Sorry for wasting time: The resources /are/, as ever, on the W3 spec ?
to whom it may concern: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/generate.html#quotes
I'm afraid there
Think the site I am working on is more or less navigation and design wise is
more or less completed, I would like to add a submit form page on the
site...but haven't done this before ( not hinting at anything ) if anyone
could check the site and give me some honest feedback I would appreciate it
a
On Sep 10, 2007, at 9:03 AM, Steve LaBadie wrote:
I have a new site and have an image that moves only on a MAC using
Firefox, Netscape, and Safari. The image actually goes behind the page
and a little piece sticks at the top behind Support ESU link. Is there
anything I can do to make it
Steve LaBadie wrote:
I have a new site and have an image that moves only on a MAC using
Firefox, Netscape, and Safari. The image actually goes behind the page
and a little piece sticks at the top behind Support ESU link. Is there
anything I can do to make it stationary?
The image that
Michael Forker wrote:
Think the site I am working on is more or less navigation and design wise is
more or less completed, I would like to add a submit form page on the
site...but haven't done this before ( not hinting at anything ) if anyone
could check the site and give me some honest
Hi Alan!
Thank you so much for your generous help with my drop down nav. I especially
appreciate you taking the time to show me what the removing floats technique
does. I am going to have to study your reply to fully understand the changes
you made to the css and why it works (I hate being a
I have recently inherited responsibility for maintaining an all volunteer
genealogy site managed by the same person for over 10 years. She did an
amazing job of collecting and posting genealogy information but taught
herself HTML as she went along. There are over 18000 items in ONE folder and
not
On 10/9/07 (07:54) Suzie said:
I would LOVE to have a way to make the line read:
FRIENDLY, Fred 7 Jan 1856- 25 Nov 1934 Beloved Father
FRIENDLY, Freida 18 Feb 1872- 22 Dec 1947 Beloved Mother
...but I think that could only happen in a table.
Actually Suzie, I think that
Yes... Tables are for tabular data... this is!
Go with the table.
Regards,
Mark
On 11/09/2007, Rick Lecoat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/9/07 (07:54) Suzie said:
I would LOVE to have a way to make the line read:
FRIENDLY, Fred 7 Jan 1856- 25 Nov 1934 Beloved Father
Hi All,
so everywhere i read it tells me that you cannot having tiling background
.png images in IE6. i messed around with this for a while and i ended up
getting it to work and was wondering if this is really possible or if it's
just a fluke. here is a link to the page
jeffrey morin wrote:
it's working on my machine for IE6 and wanted to know if it would work on
other people's machines. please check it out if you have a minute.
http://beartrapmfg.com/screen.jpg
There's a quick screenshot for you. The background looks fine, but
whatever you've got going
I just realized that what is causing the appearance of tiling is the scale
property of the ie filter. so, sorry for the pointless question before
Jeff
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Suzie Henderson wrote:
snip
There are over 240 cemeteries transcribed on the site ranging from one grave
to over 5000 burials in one cemetery. Some are currently posted as tables
and others as plain text. The formatting is all over the map. Many of them
have links to photos of the
Does anyone on this list define DT and DD tags in their CSS? I am
trying to make this work and I'm having a tough go at it.
Basically, I want my DT to look exactly like my H3 style and I want
my DD tag to look exactly like my Body-Text style *EXCEPT* I want a
hanging indent.
If you have these
hi
On 9/10/07, Paul Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone on this list define DT and DD tags in their CSS? I am
trying to make this work and I'm having a tough go at it.
you might try using a more complete selector.
instead of something like this:
dt { color: green; }
try this:
dl dt {
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007, Paul Hanson wrote:
Basically, I want my DT to look exactly like my H3 style and I want
my DD tag to look exactly like my Body-Text style *EXCEPT* I want a
hanging indent.
You might find it easier to use h3 and div class=something, because
then you would not need to worry
hello, i have the following :
#menu ul li[id]:after {
margin: 0 0 0 -5px;
padding: 0;
content: url(./images/menugroup-end.png);
}
which puts a nice background like on my #menu div.
however internet explorer 6 seems not to see it.
On http://www.wildcatcoffee.co.nz/index.php/coffee-guide/storage
Why is #footer failing to clear the left column in IE6? It works elsewhere.
Also, is there an IE6-proof way (without resorting to a table) to get
both the copyright and design credit on the same vertical alignment in
IE6? I've tried
Kevin Stevens wrote:
The site is http://www.ratking.co.uk and the default style sheet is
http://www.ratking.co.uk/circuits.css
I am also interested in any things you would change/add to give a better
impression.
TIA
Purely as a viewer, no way as an expert...
I really detest horizontal
Colleagues,
does anybody have any recommendations of books and/or websites that explain css
layout in very simple, straightforward language?
For example, i'm trying to understand why pixels seem to be easier to work
with than percentages, etc.
Thanks very much.
-Raumin Ray Dehghan
West Chicago
Hello:
I have been reading and reading until my brain just feels like mush. I feel
like this has been asked before and yet I cannot get it. As usual, I have
made things more difficult than they need to be. Anyway I have two pages for
a site check, I will send them one at a time. The one that I am
When is a cemetery not a cemetery?
When it's a table.
Thanks to Rick Lecoat, Mark Finney, Fulko van Westrenen, and Chris Johnson
who all responded so quickly to my request for advice. [And thanks for the
pat on the back, Chris. I needed that today.]
I agree with Fulko that a database is probably
Exposing himself to off topicness he removes his sunglasses... (a,
the light is so bright!!!)
I would think that you might need a few (or more) regular expressions
to parse all that stuff.
Looking for patterns in the data/markup mixture that can allow you to
grab the data with out the markup
First thing... why did you disable right click?
I had to disable javascript to see what I thought I'd see, a
background image that is a fixed width. It's been a long day and I'm
not sure how to explain it, but it seems that you'll have to find a
different way of getting that banner on the right
On Sep 10, 2007, at 7:31 PM, Rey Mendoza,Jr wrote:
Hello,
I working on css gradients because I want the gradient to
automatically scale according to content.
I used IE filters to make it work in IE browsers (no problems in IE)
and a separate css declarations (class) to make it work in
On 9/11/07, Daniel Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, i have the following :
#menu ul li[id]:after {
margin: 0 0 0 -5px;
padding: 0;
content: url(./images/menugroup-end.png);
}
which puts a nice background like on my
As far as I'm aware there are no limitation to tiling (repeating) a
png image in any browser.
What you are most likely finding is if you want a Transluscent png
you can't tile them in IE(win) less than 7.0.
The reason behind this is that IE(win) can't render the transparency
in a Png file at
I think the menu in this draft page is working in all but IE 6, where
it wants to drop behind the #content div -- any idea how to fix?
Page: http://ambientglow.com/garage/floorguy/Cweb/index.html
site css: http://ambientglow.com/garage/floorguy/Cweb/_css/concreteguy.css
p7 css:
Hi
The following page use prototype accordion effect,
it look fine in ff, but in ie it shows big space between each accordion
header
http://newped2.auckland.ac.nz/coursebuilder/11/publish/1/3.html
Is it a peekaboo problem?
Any help you could offer would be really appreciated.
Thanks in
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