On Tue, 11 Sep 2007, Jeff Jansen wrote:
Is it possible to use CSS selectors to define repeating patterns of styles
down a page?
Not the way you (and I and many other people) would like to. This question
most often arises in the context of tables: how do you specify alternating
background
Hello,
Different font-series have different x-heights. Normally you give list
of font-names to choose from. Unfortunately, some fonts will show bigger
than others on the list. This can have a negative effect on readability.
Is it possible to set the size of a font, based on the font selected by
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, vwf wrote:
Different font-series have different x-heights.
Yes, and the difference can be rather big.
Normally you give list
of font-names to choose from. Unfortunately, some fonts will show bigger
than others on the list. This can have a negative effect on readability.
On Sep 12, 2007, at 4:19 PM, Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
It is now supported by Firefox 2, though, and you might
therefore use it to benefit _some_ users, but it won't help the
majority.
But only on Windows.
Firefox 3.0 will have support for it on all platforms.
Philippe
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Philippe
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, vwf wrote:
Normally you give list
of font-names to choose from. Unfortunately, some fonts will show bigger
than others on the list. This can have a negative effect on readability.
Indeed. This is the basic reason why many people warn against
I have a css menu
lia href=#cadCAD Operators/a
a id=cad/a
when I try to link to a named anchor in ie it does not work what am I doing
wrong?
R.
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How do you name classes and IDs, and why?
I used to stick to all lowercase, but am starting to use CamelCase for ease
of reading (e.g. #HeaderMain rather than #header-main). This means I also
capitalise short names, e.g. #Content or .Clearer.
Makes no difference? Or are there practical
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Subject: [css-d] named anchors in IE
I have a css menu
lia href=#cadCAD Operators/a
a id=cad/a
when I try to link to a named anchor in ie it does not work what
am I doing
wrong?
If I read you right you are using a id=cad/a as anchor.
Should read a
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, Ross Hulford wrote:
I have a css menu
lia href=#cadCAD Operators/a
a id=cad/a
when I try to link to a named anchor in ie it does not work what am I doing
wrong?
Is there some reason to think that the problem is related to CSS? Hint:
disable CSS and test the page. (On
On 12/9/07 (11:30) Ian said:
If I read you right you are using a id=cad/a as anchor.
Should read a name =cad/a
Then wherever you need to go there :
a href=cadGo to CAD/a
Oh, I was under the impression that id was the way forward for
identifying document fragments, with name being used for
This code works
h2 id=cad name=cadsome text/h2
The problem is not that it uses 'id 'or 'name' but that it is empty. How do
I use the haslayout property, like this? Does it validate?
h2 {
hasProperty = True;
}
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Ross Hulford wrote:
The problem is not that it uses 'id 'or 'name' but that it is empty.
How do I use the haslayout property, like this? Does it validate?
Your example will neither work nor validate.
An empty element can be spaced out simply by adding 'width: (some
value)' and 'height: (some
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, Ross Hulford wrote:
This code works
h2 id=cad name=cadsome text/h2
What is the URL that illustrates the problem, and how does it relate to
CSS?
The problem is not that it uses 'id 'or 'name' but that it is empty.
It is not empty. Do you mean that it _should_ be empty,
Hi Can someone take a look at this test page
http://www.philturner-uk.com/trish/
can I set a minimum and maximum on the main copy in the centre and
how can I stop the text on the right overlapping when I shrink the
browser window.
I cant seem to figure this one out.
Thanks
Phil Turner
To make the font
size reasonable to his (or his boss's) eyes, an author who makes such a
font the primary one will usually set font size to something fairly small.
Then people using systems where that font is not available will see some
different font in a size that may be much too small
I have a problem in ie6
http://vps.aztechost.co.uk/~wallace/specialist_abilities/communications.php
The suckerfish menu goes behind the images. I had this working before but
cannot figure out how I did it. Any ideas?
R.
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Foget this. It was working just my
ie6_is_an_absolutey_tragic_excuse_for_a_browser.css file was not linking
properly.
Ta,
R.
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From: Peggy Coats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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
Here is the tutorial for your menu:
Hi,
I've been working on this rounded CSS vertical menu which has really given
me a hard time. I'd like to create rounded-css buttons which can expand or
shrink.They also must have a hover effect whereby the entire button darkens
as per the color on the button. In the HTML code,I'd like all the
Omitade Adediran wrote:
I have been reading and reading until my brain just feels like mush..
[trimmed]
I know the feeling. This stuff can be terribly frustrating at times...
I think that it might be a good idea to just get a simple page working
cross-browser for starters.
Hello,
Thank you all for your information. This seems to be an issue not
resolved yet.
There is one thing that asks for a reply. I know that fonts should not
be set to a fixed value, but a size has to be set to make it look
'nice'. After that the user can change that to whatever he likes or
Phil Turner wrote:
Thanks Drew / Georg Using Margin - right has fixed the problem,
I understand this Wrong doctype for use of target-attributes on
links btw. Only allowed in Transitional (not Strict).
However I dont know what to replace Parent with in the target -
attributes or where
here is my site:
http://www.westboundandweary.com/pca/support_pca/
my question is about the image and caption i sent an email about
earlier. my goal is to make that caption fit the width of whatever size
image happens to be displayed.
caption and image are both inside parent div floated right
Hi:
Just when you thought you were finished with me (scary music, She's Back!!),
I am submitting the second page for a check. This is the home page that goes
with the other page I submitted. It has a slide show and some repetitive
music and yes, I will work on an off button. It looks great (to
Well, it looks like I will be removing the javascript menu for the page so
maybe that will take care of it. But, if I didn't how do I go about filing a
bug report?
Rafael wrote:
Interesting, it may be something worth to file a bug report. I could
validate it by writing the path directly
Much as I hate to say this, because I know I'm opening a can of worms
for meself, Firefox seems to have a problem. On this site http://
www.lorettosedgwick.org, I'm seeing most other browsers hold it
pretty well on the lower third of the page (the three columns in a
box and the footer.) I
On 9/12/07, Dave Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much as I hate to say this, because I know I'm opening a can of worms
for meself, Firefox seems to have a problem.
Yep, and the problem seems to be a typo in your source.
Line 116 reads:
*html #textright {mar\gin: .5em .5em 0em 1em}
I believe
Dan,
You got the answer, just not the way you think you did.
The line *html #textright {mar\gin: .5em .5em 0em 1em} is a MSIE
hack, and isn't a problem with Firefox.
The problem was that it was like this: *html #textright (mar\gin: .
5em .5em 0em 1em}...the first bracket was a parenthesis
Omitade Adediran wrote:
Hi:
Just when you thought you were finished with me (scary music, She's Back!!),
I am submitting the second page for a check. This is the home page that goes
with the other page I submitted. It has a slide show and some repetitive
music and yes, I will work on an
http://www.sandygonzales.com/pca/support_pca/
everytime i click on one of the tabs in my site (eg: Support PCA)? THe
pages are broken right now but that doesnt matter. This does not happen
in ie, but it does in firefox and NN. my tab image links are set to
width: auto with a few backgrounds
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 11:17:59 +0100, Francois Jordaan wrote:
How do you name classes and IDs, and why?
I used to stick to all lowercase, but am starting to use CamelCase for ease
of reading
(e.g. #HeaderMain rather than #header-main). This means I also capitalise
short names,
e.g. #Content
sandy wrote:
http://www.sandygonzales.com/pca/support_pca/
everytime i click on one of the tabs in my site (eg: Support PCA)? THe
pages are broken right now but that doesnt matter. This does not happen
in ie, but it does in firefox and NN. my tab image links are set to
width: auto with
Hi list,
I'm having a problem with this page in IE6.
http://blakehaswell.com/others/agronomy/v2/
The top part of the main content area is being overlapped by a section
of white. For this project I'm unable to change the HTML. Any ideas on
how to make this work across IE6, IE7, and FF 1.5+?
nevermind.. ifigured it out ;x
sandy wrote:
http://www.sandygonzales.com/pca/support_pca/
everytime i click on one of the tabs in my site (eg: Support PCA)? THe
pages are broken right now but that doesnt matter. This does not happen
in ie, but it does in firefox and NN. my tab image
I need a way for the viewer to change text size on a page -- the idea
would be that somehow by clicking an increase size or decrease
size link the text could be scaled up or down.
I've googled and haven't really come up with much useful. Found a
zoom.js which I couldn't figure out how to use,
Peggy Coats wrote:
I need a way for the viewer to change text size on a page -- the idea
would be that somehow by clicking an increase size or decrease
size link the text could be scaled up or down.
I've googled and haven't really come up with much useful. Found a
zoom.js which I couldn't
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