I doubt this is much help, but I did notice that if you applied position:
relative to the strong element that it behaved the same in IE6 as it does
in FF. Otherwise, in IE6, it displays as it should.
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Subject: [WSG] block elements
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I have a font size of 100.01% set up in the body tag.
my sublist is displaying really tiny and with bullets (should be no bullets)
If, at any point, you set the font-size of a li or it's parents to use
em's, then cascading lists will inherit the em's size and either grow or
Thanks! That was it... My first experience with that...but it may
explain another one I used to have on a different site.
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Andrew Krespanis wrote:
Try this:
ul.sm_menu li {
position:relative;
}
I had the same problem
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http://www.yahsaves.org/yhwh.css
Appreciate any help. I'm gonna work on other content for now.
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I just came across a mention of an IDE for developing websites called
NVU. The website for this software is at http://www.nvu.com/index.html
and claims on the website to be both open-source and
standards-compliant. Anyone have experience with this application?
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Jixor - Stephen I wrote:
It just wouldn't look as nice if it was wider, its a standard
characteristic of the zen designs that they are very narrow. However I
think in the case of the garden that is fine because its about showing
off css, not usability.
You're right. :) Guess all the wasted
to not have to take in a whole bunch of content.
Anyway, Im sure we cant satisfy everyone because we all have different
resolutions and screen sizes and preferences and whatnot. Hey, at least
we arent designing for 600 * 480 anymore!
Can we get a huge AMEN on that?
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Beautiful concept... I just would like to see the main column expand to
the width of the available space... Have to do a lot of scrolling to
reach the bottom... but just beautiful.
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it should be coded. Thanks
in advance.
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consider doing that would improve their image among the development community would be at the top of their list.
(sorry, a little heavy on the sarcasm on that last statement, but still it
would be a valid concern if I were in charge of the product)
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Paul Novitski wrote:
At 11:34 AM 1/4/05, Charles Martin wrote:
Tables wouldn't do this. Also, lists are just easier for me to use
than tables, and tables create more code weight than do lists.
Anybody have thoughts on this?
Well, for me, the deciding factor on using a table is if the elements
could eliminate some of that.
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reminding us of our choice of language
and I thought some of the statements in that web page were offensive and
inappropriate. Now I think I know what that email had been referring
to. If I had seen that message, I would have responded myself. Thanks
for pointing this out, Steven.
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, the gap is gone when I view it in IE6.
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Charles Martin wrote:
Now, were this tree to be more thoroughly documented (i.e., via
flowchart in a Visio[-like] product, or develop an outline based on
the type of information being classified, or whatever), what does
everyone suggest as the best choice to make this easily usable
May want to give it another try.. I just did the validation through
Firefox and it reported no errors.
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Ted Drake wrote:
Does anyone have an idea why the background bullets keep appearing on this
navigation bar?
Try applying the list-item-style property to the UL element. I had this
problem before and it seems to prefer this option apply to the whole
list and not just a single LI element.
Charles Martin wrote:
Try applying the list-item-style property to the UL element. I had
this problem before and it seems to prefer this option apply to the
whole list and not just a single LI element.
Whoa... where did I get *that* property name from? However, I did
notice that my references
in a while, GIF is smaller
than JPG).
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Nick Verstappen wrote:
You should at least add a (white, or light grey) background color to
the body or div with the main content. If you do, users can start
reading the content even when the background isn't loaded yet (or does
nog load at all).
Excellent suggestion... I did notice that the
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limitation to which the browser is adhering. If it doesn't work, then
there is something odd about the file itself (possibly missing a closing
bracket somewhere that is causing a problem).
Just a few ideas to further narrow down the possibilities on the issue
at hand.
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