john wrote:
I know it may be unnecessary, but I'd like to put a hover on them
anyway. Try as I might to understand the CSS better, it's still
unclear to me how to properly put a hover on the thumbnails. I've
tried so many things that it's a jumble in my mind now...but it seems
like if I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a lot russ! Can I ask you (all) what do you think about my
site? The address is www.itgmarinoni.it .
I like it, but my Opera doesn't. :-)
Think there's a missing min-width somewhere, since the background on
the right column is pushed to the left on narrow windows.
Zachary Hopkins wrote:
I've recently been fascinated by round boxes on pages. I will have
to wait for CSS3 to be officially released and then adopted before I
can use the border-radius feature.
Or you can cheat a little while waiting for CSS3:
http://www.gunlaug.no/homesite/main_6_xv.html
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designer wrote:
What exactly is the position?
Opera's zoom-feature is nice - and useful, but comes more as an addition
provided in that browser. IE6 can also zoom pages, but not that
user-friendly. We may want browsers to have useful features like this,
but that's not what we want first and most
Joey wrote:
Is it really that difficult to create a simple 2 column layout in
CSS? Im beggining to doubt CSS if this is the case. All i need is a 2
column layout with each column being 50% and when u stretch the
browser each column increases (but both stay at 50%)
Here is a table version of
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Users relying on screenreaders really don't have the same choice of
simply downloading a better browser, as the assistive technology
would not support it...
Valid point, although it looks more and more like there's a lack of
knowledge about what's available, than a lack
Mike Pepper wrote:
One thing highlighted at an accessibility site design awards ceremony
I recently attended was the wish for developers to include a site
map link at the head jump links on all pages so non-sighted users
could immediately jump to the page and get a feel for site relevance
to
Lori Leach wrote:
Apparently then there is nothing that I can do to keep the menu from
breaking when you zoom as I have a fixed width design and not fluid.
I am in a corner of sorts, as this is the layout he wants, refuses
fluid, and this is the menu he wants. So I conclude that there is
Tatham Oddie wrote:
Im getting a float problem in IE6 that I dont understand.
The URL is http://www.e-oddie.com/e-oddie2/.
The problem is known as margin-doubling in IE/win.
display: inline will fix that in your case.
On top of that you have also made it a bit tight in there, so IE/win
will drop
