http://www.language-works.com/CSS_Stuff/chinese_news2.html
The problem area is marked in English, red bold text.
I am not clear on why in IE the entire set of text gets moved to a separate
line below the orange bullet (and not indented!) whereas it works just fine
in Firefox? I'm sure it's a
On Sep 19, 2007, at 2:41 PM, Anne E. Shroeder wrote:
I am not clear on why in IE the entire set of text gets moved to a
separate
line below the orange bullet (and not indented!) whereas it works
just fine
in Firefox? I'm sure it's a special IE bug, but have not found
anything to
tedd wrote:
Your js-less code has some minor issues with Safari and FF for the Mac
Hello,
I don't actually have a mac, I'm about to acquire one for testing purposes.
How serious are the problems? As said I can't check this.
did you write it?
In a word NO. The original can be found here:
Dear Css-D,
I have a conundrum that has me scratching my head. I've inherited this
site:
http://web.ngocentre.org.vn
which works ok, except on pages like this:
http://web.ngocentre.org.vn/taxonomy/term/54
...where the left and right sidebars have floated off down to the bottom
right. The
I tri to make to lines of text to align justify inside a div. Text-
align justify does not change from the default left alignment of the
text.
What I finally wants to accomplish is to lines of text in different
size, but same length of each line. These lines are to fit thightly
on to each
Hi there,
Allegedly, the Double-Margin Float bug has been fixed in Internet Explorer 7.
I've been toying around with some javascript lately and it turns out that
when you tickle IE7 in the right way, it will reveal just how this
double-margin float bug has been 'fixed'.
When you set a margin on
From: Erland Flaten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 1:45 PM
Subject: [css-d] justfied text and aligment
What I finally wants to accomplish is to lines of text in different
size, but same length of each line.
-
Hi
Erland Flaten wrote:
I tri to make to lines of text to align justify inside a div. Text-
align justify does not change from the default left alignment of the
text.
http://www.nuna.no/malkladd.html
http://www.nuna.no/thrColFixHdr.css
Erland,
With single words you'll need to
The behavior is noticeable on margin-left + float: right too (which is
not the case for the doubled margin bug, or was it the other way
round?). And the resulting margin is positive if a negative margin is
used as a basis.
Strange thing.
Ingo
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David Laakso wrote:
Erland Flaten wrote:
I tri to make to lines of text to align justify inside a div. Text-
align justify does not change from the default left alignment of the
text.
http://www.nuna.no/malkladd.html
http://www.nuna.no/thrColFixHdr.css
Erland,
To help fix my earlier problem, I started breaking this out into 4 smaller
tables within one container table. So far I'm having problems with the blue
table (see link).
It is supposed to go to the right of the pink one instead of below it.
http://www.pcg-advisors.com/tests/test.html
Does
On 19 Sep 2007, at 18:33, juliann wheeler wrote:
To help fix my earlier problem, I started breaking this out into 4
smaller tables within one container table. So far I'm having
problems with the blue table (see link).
It is supposed to go to the right of the pink one instead of below it.
Peter Bex wrote:
When you set a margin on a float, and then by using some javascript
you change any of the positioning properties ('top', 'left' etc), the
double margin float bug disappears in IE6. In IE7, the margin is
_subtracted_ from the position, instead! I assume this is because
On 19 Sep 2007, at 18:50, Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
But you shouldn't use tables for layout.
Ah, just seen your earlier post about this being for an HTML
newsletter; forget what I said. For HTML email, it looks like we're
stuck with tables for the foreseeable future.
Incidentally, this
Dear List,
Still tearing my hair out with this site...
The below link viewed in FF should appear and function as I intended. In IE
however it seems to ignore the style sheet bar bg colour...
Could some kind soul put me out of my misery and point me to whatever it is
that I am missing?
Thanks
Hi.
I also tested the menu on Opera Mobile 8.65 for the Symbian S60 3rd ed. and
the Opera Mini 4 beta 2 in the same platform and it does not work in either
of them.
It does work in the phone's built in browser made by Nokia (OSS). The device
is a N73.
[]'s
Bernardo
On 9/19/07, [EMAIL
And with link (oppps)
Dear List,
Still tearing my hair out with this site...
The below link viewed in FF should appear and function as I intended. In IE
however it seems to ignore the style sheet bar bg colour...
http://www.helpusmarry.co.uk/jessie/editorial/
Could some kind soul put me out
You're brilliant! Thank you! I also wanted to use lists, but the project
manager said taht we have to be compliant with IE 5.5 and she said there
were issues with that browser. Do you agree?
Anne
- Original Message -
From: Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CSS-D
Mark Finney wrote:
http://www.helpusmarry.co.uk/jessie/editorial/
Cannot see the page in IE, I think its due to the self-enclosing script
tag you use.
Ingo
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I think the problem is in the way you call your JS file in the header. Instead
of:
script type=text/javascript src=../js/gallery.js /
try using:
script type=text/javascript src=../js/gallery.js/script
P.S. new here, hello, my name is Mark, hope I get to learn a lot of new stuff
Hi guys,
Has anyone ever come across a situation where Safari sometimes doesn't
display the background in the correct location? An example that I've been
directed to (I use a PC, so I can't play with this myself) is
http://www.subaru.com.au/about-subaru/subaru-advantage/ .
The background is
Dear list,
This site http://gerbrigseidel.nl/ and it's template
http://gerbrigseidel.nl/fileadmin/template/simpleDesign/ both validate
as w3c compliant, and the template show up fine on both IE6 and
FF1.5/2.0. The rendered frontpage however get's distorted in IE6; it's
not aligned anymore
Thijs Hakkenberg wrote:
Dear list,
This site http://gerbrigseidel.nl/ and it's template
http://gerbrigseidel.nl/fileadmin/template/simpleDesign/ both validate
as w3c compliant, and the template show up fine on both IE6 and
FF1.5/2.0. The rendered frontpage however get's distorted in IE6;
I would like to have solid color leader before some text:
__Some Text=
where ___ is the leader, such as a solid color bottom border
is some right margin (a percentage)
Some Text is typically a heading, of unspecified width.
I have tried a two column
I use a PC so I can't test it in Safari -- hopefully we will hear that less
and less now that the Windows version of Safari is pretty much 99% the same as
the Mac version. ;)
I checked the Subaru site in my (PC) Safari and I don't see any difference on
the Advantage page, but then this may be
William M Conlon wrote:
I would like to have solid color leader before some text:
A few alternatives...
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/test_07_091901.html
regards
Georg
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