On 2 Jun 2007, at 12:29 PM, Katrina wrote:
that position is about to undergo a 360 degree change
tongue-in-cheek
...which will bring it back to where it started...
/tongue-in-cheek
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Ladies and gentlemen,
Sparked partly by the recent discussions on elasticity, I've been
attempting to put together a 'template', based on em's and with a
max-width. I've used an expression for max-width in IE 7 (pinched from
Georg!). I've tested it in FF1.5, IE6 IE7, Opera 9, and Netscape
Designer wrote:
Sparked partly by the recent discussions on elasticity, I've been
attempting to put together a 'template', based on em's and with a
max-width.
http://www.marscovista.fsnet.co.uk/newtemplate/template.html
Hi Bob
I think it looks good at 1024x768 and 800x600 but at 1280x1024
At 6/2/2007 03:06 AM, Designer wrote:
Sparked partly by the recent discussions on elasticity, I've been
attempting to put together a 'template', based on em's and with a
max-width. I've used an expression for max-width in IE 7 (pinched
from Georg!). I've tested it in FF1.5, IE6 IE7, Opera 9,
Hi-first this is a confusing post but i cant put it simply.
Theres a div acting up in ie7(6 as well?) -
http://www.eaf.textdriven.com/testie.html
it shows up on the bottom right of the ie7 screen but works in ff and safari
Since i was made aware of the problem Ive made changes but need to see
Hi Kevin,
It's still acting up in IE7 (and IE6 appears to have width problems with
the #header div which is throwing everything out)...
In IE7 it seems to be reading the position relative from where the
#gradient div is in the code - that is, if you set top to 0, it aligns
with the
Paul Novitski wrote:
You chose a background image for the header that nicely repeats
horizontally as the page expands. To be more versatile I think it
ought to repeat vertically as well to support high enlargement in
modest window widths.
At 6/2/2007 11:08 AM, Designer wrote:
I think I'm
Simon Moss wrote:
Hi Kevin,
You could use conditional comments to serve that up exclusively to IE7
- but does the #gradient div really need to be outside the #wrapper
div? Would a z-index not place it over the #rightcol div?
Good question-I had thought about that briefly but i have a phobia
It still doesn't work - it's doing the same thing, but from directly
beneath the text instead of from directly beneath the wrapper.
I haven't used position:relative much myself, so can't cast any light on
why IE is behaving differently.
Given that it is treating position:relative
I am sorry but you have reached the wrong person.
I might help if you would first normalize all of the tages used in the
doucment area, The is also a mix on some css and html styles.
Hope you find your way
Tristan Fitzgerald
Simon Moss wrote:
It still doesn't work - it's doing the same
On 2 Jun 2007, at 8:06 PM, Designer wrote:
I've used a simple table
Nothing wrong with that, if NN4.x is in your group of target browsers.
But you might like to consider adding a rule to your css so that the
content of the RH column is anchored to the top of the cell - at
present it's
On Behalf Of kevin mcmonagle
Hi-first this is a confusing post but i cant put it simply.
Hi Kevin,
I think you should first clean up that document.
There are empty DIVs all over the place, you have a heading inside a SPAN
element, a mispelled attribute (dl clas=event) and a few other things.
A filter would only be required for IE6 and to be fair... who uses it
still?!
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On Behalf Of Mark Hedley
A filter would only be required for IE6
Isn't what I said?
and to be fair... who uses it
still?!
Most people?
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In my experience, not many. But hey ho.
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Sent: 03 June 2007 00:18
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: RE: [WSG] ie positioning help needed
On Behalf Of Mark Hedley
A filter would
On 3 Jun 2007, at 8:44 AM, Mark Hedley wrote:
...for IE6 and to be fair... who uses it still?!
How about 56% of your audience?!
http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2007/May/browser.php
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Scary! People need to wake up. I guess I am fortunate to not deal with many IE6
users in the work I do. This isn't to say I don't make my work compatible. I'd
avoid PNG filters on IE6 personally as I find it dirty.
To get back on-topic the site in question should ideally be re-written with
On Jun 3, 2007, at 3:04 AM, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
heres the url with the styles at the time of the screen shot
http://www.eaf.textdriven.com
In Safari 2.0, WebKit, Gecko nightly builds (Mac), your gradient is
covering the right hand scrollbar. That makes it impossible to use
the bottom
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