they seems same on IE7 FF2
On 10/3/07, juliann wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I created this page using css:
http://www.pcg-advisors.com/team.html
The page looks correct except for the alignment of the team photos. It
looks different in Firefox and IE. Does anyone have a solution to
Juliann Wheeler
I created this page using css:
http://www.pcg-advisors.com/team.html
The page looks correct except for the alignment of the team photos. It
looks different in Firefox and IE. Does anyone have a solution to make the
alignment look correct in both browsers?
Thanks!
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I seem to have lost my registration info to the css-discuss.org how do i get
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Ernie Finlay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could simply add to or reduce (minor)the font size to suit.:)
Thanks, Ernie.
In the end, I decided to increase my paragraph's width enough to pop the
offending widow back onto the
end of the previous line.
- Michael
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I have two small problems with the page I am creating:
The page itself:
http://www.rwbcountry.com/index.htm
The style sheet for the page:
http://www.rwbcountry.com/css/mystyle.css
1. Firefox: The container div does not extend far enough down the page;
thus, one of the images extends below the
Michael Leibson wrote:
Ernie Finlay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could simply add to or reduce (minor)the font size to suit.:)
Thanks, Ernie.
In the end, I decided to increase my paragraph's width enough to pop the
offending widow back onto the
end of the previous line.
- Michael
Rachel Vidrine wrote:
I have two small problems with the page I am creating:
http://www.rwbcountry.com/index.htm
What web standard is that document supposed to be created in..?
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.rwbcountry.com/index.htm
1. Firefox: The container div does not
Hi everyone.
I'm having a problem setting up a div above a flash object.
This is happening only on firefox under linux.
Is there any css hack or something?
Thanks,
Phillip
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try adding
param name=wmode value=transparent
if you haven't already beside the other ones
param name=movie value=mymovie.swf
param name=quality value=high
param name=wmode value=transparent
R.
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nothing, not working still. Thanks anyway. Any other ideas?
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On 10/3/07, Ross Hulford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try adding
param name=wmode value=transparent
if you haven't already beside the other ones
param name=movie
Hello,
I am going to have need for a pop out menu for an intranet that runs safari
3 as their house browser.
I looked in the Wiki but didn't see anything mentioned.
Any favorite CSS based ones,.. that don't break in Safari?
Thanks
If the IDE generates that kind of selector-chains _all_ the time - that
IDE is just producing unnecessary, nonsensical, garbage. All you'll end
up with is huge file-sizes on those stylesheets, and a clean-up and
maintenance-nightmare.
I guess I needed to form my question better, but the above is
Ryan J Nauman wrote:
At http://sai.cup.edu/caltimez/ -
I'm running IE6 at work. The left and right dashed borders on my middle
div (content) are messed up and appear solid at certain points down the
page. Any ideas how to fix?
Thanks
It is a (another) bug in IE6. Try feeding IE
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
David Terrell wrote:
www.cometothewell.org/newsite.
I'm new to css. This is the first site that I've coded in css. My
problem is that there seems to be a padding that is shoving all of
the content down on the page when it loads in any browser. I don't
Can someone please glance at www.harriswholehealth.com and see if you can
figure out why the header background displays as plain white in Internet
Explorer 6 (when the window is expanded to greater than its minimum
width)? I noticed this when I checked the site out from work today, and
Good evening list,
Fiddling with a mockup and i ran into 2 problems:
[1] the text on the right hand side of the top (mad cow..) shoves to the
left when resizing the viewport. Is there a way to let it stay put?
[2] in IE6 the whole page is shoved to the right and the #masthead image
is not
Hi:
I´m trying to get the TLK all-CSS horizontal menu to work and I´m having
trouble with using images in place of text for the li elts. Here´s a code
snippet:
--/tdtd tal:attributes=width python:here.sizeCalc(752) align=left
valign=top!--
--ul id=TJK_dropDownMenu!--
--li id=ABa
If the IDE generates that kind of selector-chains _all_ the time - that
IDE is just producing unnecessary, nonsensical, garbage. All you'll end
up with is huge file-sizes on those stylesheets, and a clean-up and
maintenance-nightmare.
I guess I needed to form my question better, but the above
Good evening list,
Fiddling with a mockup and i ran into 2 problems:
[1] the text on the right hand side of the top (mad cow..) shoves to the
left when resizing the viewport. Is there a way to let it stay put?
[2] in IE6 the whole page is shoved to the right and the #masthead image is
not
Luc wrote:
[1] the text on the right hand side of the top (mad cow..) shoves to the
left when resizing the viewport. Is there a way to let it stay put?
Position h1 relative to the left side.
[2] in IE6 the whole page is shoved to the right and the #masthead image
is not showing up.
Delete
Hi All,
I'm seeing some expected behavior in Firefox and (gasp!) IE is
displaying the page correctly. I've validated my page. As the code is
written, I would expect the first two (vertical #3 and #4) images to
float to the right and the third (horizontal #5) image would wrap around
and end up
On Oct 4, 2007, at 2:02 PM, Erin Spangler wrote:
I'm seeing some expected behavior in Firefox and (gasp!) IE is
displaying the page correctly. I've validated my page. As the code is
written, I would expect the first two (vertical #3 and #4) images to
float to the right and the third
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