Re: [css-d] Select replacement

[Clark, Martin (M.)]

Marvelous!  Thanks, that would have taken me forever to work out!

regards

M. 


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To: Clark, Martin (M.)
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Select replacement

Clark, Martin (M.) wrote:

> http://old.easy-designs.net.whsites.net/articles/replaceSelect/.

> Can anyone suggest what I need to do do get the list to drop down over 
> the top of any other page content?

Using the...
<http://old.easy-designs.net.whsites.net/articles/replaceSelect/files/final.html>
...for debugging / example.

To make IE6 behave, add...

* html ul.selectReplacement {
   overflow-y: hidden;
 }
* html ul.selectOpen li {
   position: relative;
 }

That'll prevent "auto-expansion" on the container, and make the overflowing 
parts visible and ready for action in IE6 - same as in other browsers.

regards
Georg
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[css-d] Select replacement

[Clark, Martin (M.)]

I'm looking into some form of replacement for a select box, so that I
have more control over the styling, and I found this example from Aaron
Gustafson.
http://old.easy-designs.net.whsites.net/articles/replaceSelect/.

This seems to give me pretty much what I need, with one problem.  In
IE6, when the list is expanded, it pushes down whatever is below it.  In
Firefox it doesn't do that, although in my application it drops down
behind the other content.  I can't link to my site unfortunately, but
you can see the first problem on Aaron's example page itself -
http://old.easy-designs.net.whsites.net/articles/replaceSelect/files/fin
al.html.

Can anyone suggest what I need to do do get the list to drop down over
the top of any other page content?  Or is there a better alternative
altogether?

Martin.



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Re: [css-d] Class and Specificity?

[Clark, Martin (M.)]

 
I think you need 

img.floatright

and not

img .floatright

cheers

Martin Clark
Compuware GmbH
Lead Developer, DMF - ADS Germany


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Subject: Re: [css-d] Class and Specificity?

>
>> I am quite baffled here. I know I am totally missing something, but I

>> simply can't see it! Can you assist, please?
>
>I'm afraid we are missing a URL.
>
>> I am trying to float an image right within a #content div. When I 
>> place the following rule in the  element within 

[css-d] whitespace in IE

[Clark, Martin \(M.\)]

Hi

Simple question I hope.  When I have an image inside a div, and the HTML
is formatted for readability (as below), IE is inserting white space
above and below the image, although Firefox does not (don't know about
other browsers).





If I change it to 



the unwanted whitespace is removed.

Is there a CCS rule I can apply to the div or the img tag to force IE
not to add the white space?

Martin Clark
Lead Developer - ADS Germany


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Re: [css-d] 2. alternating coloured rows in dynamic website(IanYoung)

[Clark, Martin \(M.\)]

Ian,

Not sure what's already been suggested, but I have this, which is
working

... 
 ... 

td {background-color: #FFF; }
tr.alternate td {background-color: #eee;}

M.

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website(IanYoung)


> You could try defining a class for even rows -- then add something 
> like that to your code:
>
> >
>

Already tried that -I can do it in php, but want a css solution.

Ian

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