Title: Conflict with javascript dropdown menus and CSS
I have recently designed a new site using tableless layout. All is good, except on the few pages where there is a table to hold tabular data.
The dropdown menu won't come down over the table, but rather goes up over the header -
No problems here, Mozilla 1.6/Linux i686.
What browsers have you seen the problems occur in?
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Hi Kay,
I have just joined the group and hope it's ok to just jump in
The site looks good!
On your sample page, the menu performs well. I'm at work on a PC at
the moment (use a Mac at home) and I viewed the page in Firefox, Opera
7 and IE6 and in all cases it drops down not up!
Hope this
Hey everyone,
Havent been too active on the whole web development
front for quite some time, so Im having trouble executing some things
that I want to get done. Ive recently been working on a revision of the
design for my main site (www.jezzjournal.com)
because there are issues in IE,
Hi again,
Just one more thing - I was looking at the source code and wondering
at the use of all the meta / tags which I haven't seen before - so
sent the page to the W3C validator and it picked these tags up as
being invalid. There were some other errors too. Whatever problem
you are seeing
John Horner wrote:
However, I know I've read an article also by Eric, which says that
those nice numbers which make so much sense at first glance are not in
base ten.
I'm sure it was in his own personal website, but I can't seem to find
it. I remember being puzzled by it at the time. If not
Hi all,
as per subject: would you say an h1 has to be the very first element on
the page? I have an ul containing a couple of 'skip to nav' links,
currently under the h1 element but i think they should precede the h1
and be the first elements on the page.
URL:
Obviously that was meant to be sent to Kay directly.
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There is no requirement that the H1 be the first thing on
the page. There is a requirement that if heading tags be
used that the H1 be the first heading tag used on the
page. You can find that spelled out in the HTML Mobile
standards, the ISO standards and in the WCAG 1.0
Checkpoint 3.5
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El mié, 11-08-2004 a las 13:48, Lee Roberts escribió:
There is no requirement that the H1 be the first thing on
the page. There is a requirement that if heading tags be
used that the H1 be the first heading tag used on the
page. You can find that spelled out in the HTML Mobile
standards,
russ - maxdesign wrote:
[snip]
Redesign of WWF UK:
http://www.wwf.org.uk/core/index.asp
Andy talks about the redesign of WWF UK:
http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk/archives/wwf.html
Maybe nitpicking, but it's worth noting that Andy redesigned (quite
fantastically, may I add) the WWF store
Thank you all for you suggestions. I think the older pages will go to
Contribute as is, and loose any include page possibilities, unless they
already end in .asp.
The newer pages, I will use the template feature to recreate these.
I can also look into reconfiguring of IIS to include
If you float all the content of a div, you take that content out of the
normal document flow. The containing div is now empty, and doesn't wrap
around the floated elements anymore...it's still there, but has a height
of 0 (or well, of whatever non-floated content is left there, in your case).
site: http://www.college.gameplan.org.uk
css: http://www.college.gameplan.org.uk/college.css
This site looks exactly as I want it in Firefox but in IE the Vistor
Number and Site Version Number don't appear, although you can see the
entries in the source code!!
I have validated the XHTML and
Couple of real quick guesses:
1. You have both those classes styled with text-decoration: none. As
they're not links, that's redundant. Remove those styles.
2. Try giving the classes in question declared widths.
3. Actually, it may be the z-index value for the containing
#information - ? It's
Nick Gleitzman wrote:
Oh, and try using relative font sizes, rather than px; Windows users
can't resize your type if they want to when you use 11px as a font size.
You must be fading, Nick. It's IE/Windows users who aren't able to resize pixel-sized
text. Mozilla, Opera et al can all resize
I was wrong on all 3 counts. It's the IE Peekaboo bug; add height:1% to
your .credit declaration and the two floated classes appear... but the
black border of #information is then affected... bugger. It's too late
in the day; I'll have another look tomorrow, if someone hasn't already
come up
Nick Gleitzman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll have another look tomorrow, if someone hasn't already
come up with a simple and elegant solution - which they will... Love
this list.
So do I :-)
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Adding height 1% to
#information fixed it without
For those playing along at home...
Patrick's answer led me to an interesting page. Many of you are probably familiar with
this, but here's a way to fix the problem I had without adding an extra div to the
document:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html
works great in CSS2
Hi Chris,
I just did a quick test using Ethereal http://ethereal.com/, and it
looks like the browser requests the server's certificate, then
encrypts the data that it is sending.
Using Firefox 0.9.3 Internet Explorer 6.
Of course, if you're intending to put this into practice somewhere,
I'd
I get theVistor Number and Site Version Number
when I change the POSITION: from relative to absolute.
No idea why, but it is a clue !
Rgds, KR.
Wednesday, August 11, 2004, 10:42:01 AM, you wrote:
cmc site: http://www.college.gameplan.org.uk
cmc css:
On Thursday, Aug 12, 2004, at 02:09 Australia/Sydney, Owen Gregory
wrote:
Nick Gleitzman wrote:
Oh, and try using relative font sizes, rather than px; Windows users
can't resize your type if they want to when you use 11px as a font
size.
You must be fading, Nick. It's IE/Windows users who
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 08:55, Lindsay Evans wrote:
I just did a quick test using Ethereal http://ethereal.com/, and it
looks like the browser requests the server's certificate, then
encrypts the data that it is sending.
Using Firefox 0.9.3 Internet Explorer 6.
Thanks for that.
Of
Hi all,
I've got a page that when someone tries to print it in IE 6 on
windows, it crashes the browser.
There's nothing fancy in it, and i've stripped it down so i know the
problem only happens when something is the second line of the table.
Any ideas what's going on?
Regards
Gav
What is the page address?
Gavin Cooney wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a page that when someone tries to print it in IE 6 on
windows, it crashes the browser.
There's nothing fancy in it, and i've stripped it down so i know the
problem only happens when something is the second line of the table.
Any ideas
Gavin
Do you have any code?
Cheers
James
Gavin Cooney wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a page that when someone tries to print it in IE 6 on
windows, it crashes the browser.
There's nothing fancy in it, and i've stripped it down so i know the
problem only happens when something is the second line of the
D'oh! forgot to paste in the address!
http://www4.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/wsg/culturalexchange_examples.htm
Thanks
Gav
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 14:15:49 +1000, Neerav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the page address?
Gavin Cooney wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a page that when someone
I had some problems with IE crashing when trying to print a while
back, I think it had something to do with absolute positioning (can't
remember though - there was also a bug with Mozilla not printing the
bottom of the pages). I fixed it by adding a print stylesheet with
everything unnecessary set
Implementing the suggestions at
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/ Will go a long way to
solving your problem. All floats should be set to float: none; and it
often helps to make remove absolute positioned items.
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