Hello,
I wonder if anyone could shed any light on this problem?
My StyleMaster created web-site is at:
http://ito.gn.apc.org
Note: this problem does not occur in Firefox 1.07--just in IE.
I have a 3 column set up with header and footer created by the
Stylemaster layout editor. I also later
Hey list,
Since ditching tables I've lost the ability of vertical alignment, so
I've been using line heights for vertical positioning.
For vertically centred, this works best in IE. By setting a line
height in px, font resizing doesnt affect this value and the text
stays perfectly aligned in
Duncan Stigwood wrote:
Have I given up too quickly on 'vertical-align'? Is there something
i'm missing which is preventing it from working?
if memory serves me well, which it tricks me sometimes, i think you can
do this in your css:
{display:table-cell;vertical-align:center;}
But it doesn't work in IE . . . , naturally.
Bob
dwain alford wrote:
Duncan Stigwood wrote:
Have I given up too quickly on 'vertical-align'? Is there something
i'm missing which is preventing it from working?
if memory serves me well, which it tricks me sometimes, i think you
can do
Have I given up too quickly on 'vertical-align'? Is there something
i'm missing which is preventing it from working?
Its own specification. See the specs which display values use the
vertical-align.
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But it doesn't work in IE . . . , naturally.
http://www.jakpsatweb.cz/css/css-vertical-center-solution.html
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designer wrote:
But it doesn't work in IE . . . , naturally.
Bob
dwain alford wrote:
Duncan Stigwood wrote:
Have I given up too quickly on 'vertical-align'? Is there something
i'm missing which is preventing it from working?
if memory serves me well, which it tricks me sometimes, i
that's perfect then. because in IE it doesnt resize a px line-height.
Thanks guys :)
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Hi Darren
I think the only way to solve your problem is dynamic, since the buttons
are renderd dynamic.
I realize this has got nothing to do with html, css or webstandards but
it is an answer to your problem so i'll give it to you anyway.
You have one known variable: the max number of
Hello World!
I've been struggling with a vertical alignment issue...have a look at
the links below:
http://shopperanswers.dev.netconcepts.com/understanding-your-shoppers.php
[line 86]
http://shopperanswers.dev.netconcepts.com/includes/default.css [line 288]
i'm having an issue the with tab
Hi Darren
Not entirely sure of the effect you're looking for, but
#navSub li a
looks to be missing a
width: 100px;
The effect of relying on max-width is that IE6/Win doesn't wrap the tabs
and Opera 8.02/Win collapses all the a tags together on the left-hand
side. Firefox 1.0.6/Win appears
Hello,
I have a small (some may say petty) problem with the vertical alignment of
relatively sized text.
My query relates to the following;
Markup: http://www.paulfarrell.com.au/dev/index.php
CSS:http://www.paulfarrell.com.au/dev/mainstyle.css
I have a series of floats in a
Paul Farrell wrote:
I have a series of floats in a header. In particular I have a string of text
on the right marking the spot for a date script output. I would like to know
if anyone knows a way I can maintain an alignment where the bottom of the
date string is aligned to the bottom of the text
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