Wayne,
It *is* confusing.
But, yes, a separate stylesheet, loaded via conditional comments is
the most future proof method.
Not exactly what Phillipe is describing, but along the same lines.
Perhaps this will help get you going:
http://phonophunk.phreakin.com/news/?p=46
Cheers,
Mike
Hey guys
I'm getting some bizarre behaviour from my footer.
In IE6 when the page loads it seems to sit in the middle of the page/content but when I mouse over the nav on the left it sorts its self out?
In IE5, a similar problem occurs when I change the width of the browser window: the footer
Hi all,
I've come crawling back
with some issues. I never seem to be much help to anyone else - I hope someone
can help me here.
I have a page that has a
banner, a menu, a side (tree) menu, a flash image viewing app as the main
content, a control pannel and a footer.
My (unobtainable?) goal
On 8/9/05 3:00 AM Brendan Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this
out:
I've come crawling back with some issues. I never seem to be much help to
anyone else - I hope someone can help me here.
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Yes, it's already implemented in the development versions of Firefox.
If you download Deer Park Alpha 2 (for TESTING!), you should be able
to play with all the CSS improvements.
http://developer.mozilla.org/devnews/index.php/2005/07/12/deer-park-alpha-2-released/
Ben
http://ben-ward.co.uk
Just a heads up to an interesting article about the big man himself and the
future of the web; due for broadcast on the UK's BBC2 tonight 22:30 BST.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4132752.stm
Eddie
http://blog.tn38.net
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Roger that. I gave up after Hi all'. Plain text, please, people?!
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On 9 Aug 2005, at 8:05 PM, Rick Faaberg wrote:
On 8/9/05 3:00 AM Brendan Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent
this
out:
I've come crawling back with
Kwok Ting Lee wrote:
This is, I guess, one of the first times I've written anything here,
but I've run into a bit of a dilemma and was hoping for some advice:
1. I have a number of analyses of poems I am planning on posting to
my weblog over the next few months, however, I'm a bit stumped
Wow ... Nick , you got so far ...
Full post below for those that could not read it.
Rick has a valid point. The WSG guidelines say (amongst other things):
Try to use plain text email rather than HTML email where possible.
http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm
Now, can someone help Brendan out of his 4 day rut?
Russ
Brendan,
cue organ music I've faltered my brothers (and sisters) - I ran
screaming back to my javascript skills - crying for a solution to my
woes - help me be strong! I used some javascript to calculate the
heights and widths and set some dimensions of the divs and flash.
Have you tried to
Hello All,
I am sure that you have described this issue thousand times before, but I
cannot find the trick that will do this easily : how do you center text
vertically in a division ?
Easy to do with tables of course, but I would like to avoid using tables at all.
euh ... as we say in French
Hello list,
Although not entirely CSS related, I believe my problem is in the CSS...
If anyone has used the CSS/JS Nifty Corners I would love to hear from
you. I am having an issue where when these corners load (seemingly last in
the page build) they are effectng the padding and causing a
My (unobtainable?) goal is to have the flash viewer take up all available
height and width of the viewer window.
[..]
/ https://demo.hpa.com.au/OLM/test/apps/ies/viewer_alpha1.htm/
Brendan
My reply assumes I understand the problem(and I am not sure of that, or
much else, for that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
I am sure that you have described this issue thousand times before, but I
cannot find the trick that will do this easily : how do you center text
vertically in a division ?
Easy to do with tables of course, but I would like to avoid using tables at all.
I've tested the site on my IE6, FF1.0.6, NS8.0, Mozilla1.7.5 and Opera7.23 under WinXP Ubuntu Linux
and there was no behavior as you described at all there.
The only problem was the footer takes twice as long to load as the rest of the page.2005/8/9, Bennie, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:
Hey
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this group and this is my first message.
I am porting over a rich text editor that currently only works in IE.
I have done tons of search about getting the selected text in a page.
I'm very close...for instance...you can now see the formatting buttons
and also I have the
This page should be it:
http://browser.netscape.com/ns8/download/archive70x.jsp
Kay Smoljak wrote:
On 8/6/05, Drake, Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for a possibly off-topic post. We have a client on our intranet that
needs to look at our site on OS9.2. I couldn't find information on
In firefox, I have had success with selectionStart and selectionEnd
if you have a form:
form name=a
textarea name=b/textarea
you can access the start and end points of the highlighted text (or
get the position of the cursor in the text) with:
startPoint = document.a.b.selectionStart;
I just checked a site I am working on in both PC and Mac v. 5.0 and
the page is looking pretty crappy in those browsers. I am most
interested in getting things looiking better in IE PC 5.0. The main
probs are top menu scrunched together with side borders and h1 title
page div not enough padding .
Hi everyone,
I'm replying to this because I am also stuck on the same issue.
I have horizontal navigation that is floated (son of suckerfish style) and
that has relative widths for scalable fonts. Some of the navigation text
runs onto two lines, and some of them are short enough to be on one
I wonder if the display:markers would be useful for this?
Has anyone played around with it before?
From what I understand, the display marker can be best understood when
looking at a list item. The bullet is the marker and the list information is
the block it is associated with. Could the text
hi all
this is the first time I've done anything like this but I'm wondering what it
takes to display two languages (and therefore two charsets) on the same page? -
English and German
the content will be a side-by-side translation of each language
thanx
barry.b
PS: no doubt I'll have more
On 10 Aug 2005, at 8:55 AM, Barry Beattie wrote:
hi all
this is the first time I've done anything like this but I'm wondering
what it takes to display two languages (and therefore two charsets) on
the same page? - English and German
the content will be a side-by-side translation of each
You should have been at the Brisbane meeting last night! Where this very
thing was spoken about. Went right over my head but John Bates gave an
excellent talk on the topic. His website is at codeHQ.net. Check it out,
his talk should be up there as well as a heap of other stuff
CodeHQ.net/blog/
Here's a tip for registration forms. Many times I have seen forms that
allow you to enter the Country but then provide a list of *US* only
states is crazy, please don't do this :)On 07/08/05, Svip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't suggest doing a single multi-porpuse form, as it wouldsimply just
English and German are both Latin1 languages, so no problem here. To be
100% safe use UTF8.
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Is there any other reliable way of mimicking the old-school
valign for table layouts?
I use a combination of display:table for those UA's that handle it, and a
relative/absolute positioning hack for those that don't:
.outer {
border: 1px solid #000;
display: table;
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 08:55:48 +1000, Barry Beattie wrote:
this is the first time I've done anything like this but I'm wondering
what it takes to display two languages (and therefore two charsets)
on the same page? - English and German
The lang attibute will probably be useful -
Barry Beattie skrev:
this is the first time I've done anything like this but I'm wondering what it
takes to display two languages (and therefore two charsets)
There can be only one charset on a webpage, but with unicode/utf-8 you
still can have content in different languages on the same
Hi All,
The tips and advice here is really fantastic. Highly appreciated.
I have a problem with a submenu that works by altering the z-index. I
have used the following hack which I'm not entirely happy with. Can
someone suggest something better?
#submenu a:hover {
z-index: 20;
z-index:
Yes...
I know what your talking about.
Here is the javascript to get it working if you have a element with ID
of nav
startList = function() {
if (document.alldocument.getElementById) {
navRoot = document.getElementById(nav);
for (i=0; inavRoot.childNodes.length; i++) {
node =
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
Hi All,
The tips and advice here is really fantastic. Highly appreciated.
I have a problem with a submenu that works by altering the z-index. I
have used the following hack which I'm not entirely happy with. Can
someone suggest something better?
#submenu a:hover {
On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 08:56 -0400, John Foliot - WATS.ca wrote:
Kwok Ting Lee wrote:
This is, I guess, one of the first times I've written anything here,
but I've run into a bit of a dilemma and was hoping for some advice:
1. I have a number of analyses of poems I am planning on posting
Hi Folks,
I've been working on a site which has three columns
which unfortunately need full height backgrounds, some have rounded corners
and... well it's been tricky but it's all working ok... except that due to the
fact that IE doesn't accept min-width, it becomes quick ugly in IE when
Tania Morris wrote:
Hi Folks,
I've been working on a site which has three columns which
unfortunately need full height backgrounds, some have rounded
corners
and... well it's been tricky but it's all working ok... except that
due to the fact that IE doesn't accept min-width,
Any pearls of
Tania Morris wrote:
You can look at the beta site at
http://dev.papercutmedia.com/perthjazz/
BTW - you have a little script error:
Error: missing } in compound statement
Source File: http://dev.papercutmedia.com/perthjazz/
Line: 120, Column: 40
Source Code:
if(typeof sIFR == function){
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