Hi
I've got a 3-column css page that crashes IE6 when I try to print or print
preview. Can anyone suggest a possible cause?
Thanks
Robin Gallagher
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Hi
I've got a 3-column css page that crashes IE6 when I try to print or print preview. Can anyone suggest a possible cause?
Hard to say without access to the CSS code. Have you got an URL?
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From: Gallagher, Robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2005 4:52 PM
To: 'wsg@webstandardsgroup.org'
Subject: [WSG] print css crashing ie6
Hi
I've got a 3-column css page that crashes IE6 when I try to
print or print preview. Can anyone
Can anyone recommend a website with indepth instructions/info on formatting
a table (being used for tabular data!) using web standards css? I've tried
putting all the formatting in my css file, but it doesn't seem to work so
I'm obviously not doing something right.
For example, instead of
table
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Hi Hope
Do you have a link to the table in question so we can see whats not
working (and the way you want it to work?)
hint :
border-collapse : collapse; gets rid of the need for cellpadding and
cellspacing in the html
Yes, it's better to put all your presentational code in the CSS.
Cheers
On 5/10/05, Gallagher, Robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a 3-column css page that crashes IE6 when I try to print or print
preview. Can anyone suggest a possible cause?
Yep, I've had that before... in my case it was to do with absolutely
positioned divs, IIRC. I fixed it by adding a
Hope Stewart wrote:
For example, instead of
table cellpadding=8 summary=This is a table of products and prices.
I left out the cellpadding attribute in the table tag and added this to my
style sheet:
td {
padding: 0.5em 5px 2em 0;
}
but it didn't work.
G'day Hope,
Typically, that padding
Use a print stylesheet, and get the basics right at the beginning:
* {
position: static;
float: none;
}
This is quite similar to Mobile CSS first steps:
http://nidahas.com/2005/04/04/mobile-css-first-steps/
Prabhath
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Thanks for your suggests, James. I'm currently reading through the w3.org
spec whose link Lachlan Hardy gave:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/tables.html
I'll then give the table another go and if I'm still having problems will
certainly cry out for help again. I like figuring out things for
Title: realistic placement of 'high contrast' 'text too small?' links?
Hi all,
I don't think this will work out in this case, but (I think) it's a difficult question all of us are going to be faced with. especially on high profile sites.
Up to now I've been able to maintain my site header
Do you have a link to the table in question so we can see whats not
working (and the way you want it to work?)
hint :
border-collapse : collapse; gets rid of the need for cellpadding and
cellspacing in the html
Yes, it's better to put all your presentational code in the CSS.
I am
G'day
Actually, it isn't an h3, that just applies to the title line. The list
is simply that - a list of a ref's. I didn't see the point of making it
any more complex than it needed to be, and it all seemed to work OK.
But hey - I'm learning here, and asking for advice, so if there IS a good
Jamie,
what about something like this:
[help|high contrast|text too small?]
--
[logo]
[tab][tab][tab][tab] [login form]
On 10 May 2005, at 10:01 pm, Matt Thommes wrote:
I am under the impression that cellspacing is not yet supported in CSS
- but cellpadding can be added with the padding property.
I usually just use the cellspacing attribute within my table tag -
but that's the only one. Everything else, regarding
Hi Bert,
you wrote:
I can only think of two reasons:
1. Accessibility
Look at the page with styles disabled and
try to make sense of the links. Does it
still work OK?
Yep! (well, I think so, anyway)
2. Semantics
By your own admission, it is a list of
a ref's
Is the Flash Satay method from this article in 2002 still the most up to
date and proper way of inserting Flash objects in a valid XHTML way?
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
Even the Macromedia web site has a copy of the article:
The method was never 100% reliable,
but many designers have certainly put it to good use. I prefer to use this
method:
object
classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-44455354"
codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,19,0"width="400"
Actually, that won't be where
alternate content goes. It should say:
(Should not be
displayed)
My bad.
Simon Jessey
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Hi,
At the following url (http://ckimedia.com/ep_site/index.htm). The
site is broken into a header image, a background image on the content
area and a background image on the footer. The client wants the
background image on the content area and the footer to expand and
contract based on
OK Simon, this looks wonderful! I've tested
it out, and it works for me. So what's wrong with it, that you know
of?
Bob McClelland,Cornwall (U.K.)www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk
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From:
Simon Jessey
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Tuesday, May
(http://ckimedia.com/ep_site/pcie6.jpg)
(http://ckimedia.com/ep_site/macie5_.jpg)
The above screen captures reveal a gap in the header. Would someone
explain what is happening and how to correct it?
(http://ckimedia.com/ep_site/index.htm)
Thanks,
Chris
I have some JavaScript code that causes some content to be displayed when
the user mouseover's an element. This extra content causes the page length
to increase.
However, I have some absolutely positioned footers. When the extra content
appears, the footer overlaps with it.
The positioning
Another nice approach that I have seen is FlashObject:
http://blog.deconcept.com/2005/03/31/proper-flash-embedding-flashobject-best-practices/
It uses JavaScript, but it looks like it degrades nicely.
Steve Bryant.
Bryant Web Consulting LLC
http://www.BryantWebConsulting.com/
On Tue, 10 May 2005 16:34:00 -0400, Chris Kennon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(http://ckimedia.com/ep_site/pcie6.jpg)
(http://ckimedia.com/ep_site/macie5_.jpg)
The above screen captures reveal a gap in the header. Would someone
explain what is happening and how to correct it?
Try turning off all your styles and see if the table still makes sense. If not,
then you need to add some table attributes.
I find that it often helps to add a border in the html, but most of the time
the default values for the other attributes are fine, and can be styled with
CSS.
cheers,
Hi Jamie,
Aside from this though, the links are in the same size as the body text,
wouldn't a high contrast link need to be massive and bold? There's no WAY
anyone can do that on a high profile site, surely?
What to do? Any help and ideas would be great, thanks in advance,
I'd suggest
Hello everyone...
I am in a quandry... ie displays my navigation with
whopping great big spaces in between the list items.
Why is this so... and how can i make them go away?
Been trying to get it sorted for a couple of hours now and am getting frustrated
to the max.
Please go here to see
Hi,
Thanks for the heads up on the footer in Opera. I take it since you
didn't see any problem with the header, that I fixed it.
C
PS: Crossing my eyes also :)
On May 10, 2005, at 4:31 PM, David Laakso wrote:
/*Be very very nice to Opera*/
@media screen and (min-width: 0px){
div#footer{
jackie reid wrote:
Hello everyone...
I am in a quandry... ie displays my navigation with whopping great big
spaces in between the list items.
Why is this so... and how can i make them go away? Been trying to get it
sorted for a couple of hours now and am getting frustrated to the max.
Please
shame on me... you know what? I shall be reading russ's links for light
reading as soon as they pop up in my inbox from now on
and you know what else.. I cant understand a word this gary bloke is saying
but i will nut it out!!!
thanks Mike...
jackie
Thanks Mike
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On Tue, 10 May 2005 22:22:24 -0400, Chris Kennon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the heads up on the footer in Opera. I take it since you
didn't see any problem with the header, that I fixed it.
C
PS: Crossing my eyes also :)
On May 10, 2005, at 4:31 PM, David Laakso wrote:
/*Be very
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