Hello and Happy New Year!
I'm going all out by trying to create a tabless
template for WordPress. Let me throw in that I've
worked with CSS in the form of classes, yet I've never
attempted to create a page without tables, so this is
a first for me!
Now on to my first issue: Building a Two-Column
First off assuming IE7 beta works the same way as IE6, no doctype sends it into quirks mode. Which means it uses the old IE box model.Which means in IE 100% width on #Content_Background is 680px which is broken down to 660px of container width and 20 px of margin. In Firefox 100% width on
Joshua,
If you want to run both version at once, then these two links may be
helpfull:
http://the-edmeister.home.comcast.net/advice-html/simul-profiles_batch-file.html
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=1757367#1757367
Also, make sure that the option don't ask at startup, in the
back to work.
I have a page thats nearly done just want to get the tires kicked.
www.mcmonagle.biz/mockup/final10.htm
www.mcmonagle.biz/mockup/index5.css
www.mcmonagle.biz/mockup/nav.css
issues
1) the purple border on the bottom right dosnt scale to the footer.
2)background img of the
hi guys..
i have a problem that i cant figure out.
http://www.pinkcat.com.br/teste/listas/lista1.html
and
http://www.pinkcat.com.br/teste/listas/lista2.html
when i put overflow:hidden the FF hide my images. (dont ocour in IE,
but i am not preocupated with it, just with the FF)
anyone have this
solved!
list-style-position:inside..
thanks friends!
=P~
2006/1/3, Pedro Ivo B. Gimenes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hi guys..
i have a problem that i cant figure out.
http://www.pinkcat.com.br/teste/listas/lista1.html
and
http://www.pinkcat.com.br/teste/listas/lista2.html
when i put
kvnmcwebn wrote:
www.mcmonagle.biz/mockup/final10.htm
i was going to use repeating background images to scale down the
sides of the parent divs. any better ideas?
A minimal set of nested divs with backgrounds on the outer divs - faux
columns. Nested divs are not nice, but no other solution
On 1/3/06, Pedro Ivo B. Gimenes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
solved!
list-style-position:inside..
thanks friends!
=P~
2006/1/3, Pedro Ivo B. Gimenes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hi guys..
i have a problem that i cant figure out.
http://www.pinkcat.com.br/teste/listas/lista1.html
and
Georg wrote:
Opera 8.5 and 9prev1 have got a broken header.
img src=FAMILIESfinal_02.gif ... /img src=familiestag.gif ... /
...are not positioned well. Different in those two versions, so I advice
you to line up those graphics without using position: relative. Clear
below the search-box/nav, and
kvnmcwebn wrote:
www.mcmonagle.biz/mockup/final11.htm
Not quite there yet :-)
- HTML validator not happy.
- Those header-images don't line up well in IE6.
- Borders around those images in Opera and IE6 - shouldn't be there(?)
- Looks like you have two layers of some of those
Chris Pendrick recently released Web Developer Extension 1.0.http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/He has fixed some bugs, added some features, and changed some stuff. I would definitely upgrade soon. If you don't use it, download it. This is one of the most used tools that I have in my
If you already have the toolbar installed, won't you get it via check
for updates? That's how I found it.
Leslie Riggs
Chris Pendrick recently released Web Developer Extension 1.0.
http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/
He has fixed some bugs, added some features, and changed some
Hello,
Thanks for the help, Nick. I never knew that IE had a
bad box model - Cue Laughter - that should show you
how new I am to css.
I ended up using a strict doctype and it cleared up
quite a few problems and implimented the adjustments
you recommended and it all works out fine now.
Thanks
This is a seriously odd problem, resulting from Photoshop's PNG
output/Firefox 1,0.x's PNG decoder (I think).
Test case at
http://joahua.com/blog/2006/01/04/photoshopfirefox-10x-and-the-case-of-the-mystery-line
Anyone seen this before?
Note that the size of both images is 210px: in the
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