[css-d] SIte Check - newest project

This design is about 95% done. Could anyone take it for a quick spin and provide any needed recommendations. I will need to add ALt tags and metadata as well.I am worried about line hieght and text size as well. Thanks _http://www.globaltravelmedicine.com/home.htm_ (http://www.globaltrave

Re: [css-d] javascript sniffer for mac I.E.

George K Ross wrote: I need some sort of sniffer to let me know when people view to my site on a Mac with I.E. then I need it to send them to a page that says "sorry, but this site looks like crap in IE" Sounds like a bad strategy to me. If your site looks like crap in IE/Mac, don't you think vis

Re: [css-d] Floats not floating in IE

Jack was kind enough to send me the oversight on my part. I made the form selector add an id to make it more specific to ignore the form(s) on the home page. Thanks Jack! One last item I can't seem to nail on this layout is in IE 5 (not 5.5). In IE 5 the navigation is pushed to the right so that

[css-d] javascript sniffer for mac I.E.

One of the great advantages of the internet is that it provides a reference for people who are clearly out of their depth I need some sort of sniffer to let me know when people view to my site on a Mac with I.E. then I need it to send them to a page that says "sorry, but this site looks l

Re: [css-d] Floats not floating in IE

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Re: [css-d] Disappearing border in IE again

Jonk, RTM (Ron) schrieb: In IE6 I found that the border disappears in a combination of style, tags and preceding text. In IE the border around a block item(p, h1,h2 etc) will not be displayed when the containing div has a width in percentage or pixels and a positioning relative, with some precedin

Re: [css-d] wierd bullet bug in IE

Didnt look too closely at your code but I had a similar problem the other day... I was using background images as bullets in my lists - only in ie some were disappearing. Figured out that the ones that were disappearing were the ones with links. I found some documentation on it and found that by

Re: [css-d] wierd bullet bug in IE

Try this option instead (for lists)... http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical04.htm - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 10:29 PM Subject: [css-d] wierd bullet bug in IE > Hello there, > > This is very weird. My bullet images on t

[css-d] wierd bullet bug in IE

Hello there, This is very weird. My bullet images on the list to the lower right column keep pulling a disappearing act on me. http://www.globaltravelmedicine.com/services.htm WHen I scroll down and then back up, as the page refreshes, the bullet image either disappears or comes back and sometim

Re: [css-d] Peekaboo Bug?

That did it! I knew it would be something I should have tried. Thanks, Steve > I see that you tried to apply the Holly hack to your main container. I would > try to apply it to #content as well (this will trigger the MS "float model", > but should not have negative side effects.) > > hth, > Br

Re: [css-d] CSS vs. JS: The content property

> > Nice idea, and good in a theoretical sense, but in reality screen > > readers do say "link", so there is no real need for that. > > > ...which they could do with an internal stylesheet, allowing the author > to change it this to something else, should they desire, and the user to > be abl

Re: [css-d] CSS vs. JS: The content property

Christian Heilmann wrote: >>@media aural { >>a[href]:before { content: "link: " } ... >>} > > > Nice idea, and good in a theoretical sense, but in reality screen > readers do say "link", so there is no real need for that. ...which they could do with an internal stylesheet, allowing the auth

Re: [css-d] Two lists sharing list items

Rob, Erik, Ingo, Thank you for validating my own concerns. I admit I did not think of using the DOM, very good idea. However, I have been able to help the client see the light about using HTML correctly. Thanks all! Regards, Jonathan >>>Ingo Chao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/28/05 1:19 pm >>>

[css-d] Border-Collapse Problem on Safari

Hello. I am having a problem using border collapse on a test page I coded. I was hoping someone could help me. http://brookforesthouse.com/DEV/test.html My page has a table, surrounded by a dotted yellow border. The problem is the right side of my table row seems to lay over top of the yellow

RE: [css-d] Peekaboo Bug?

Steve Bryant wrote: > I am working on converting my site to CSS and I think that I > have run into the peekaboo bug on IE6. > > I tried to implement the Holly Hack to fix the bug, but I > haven't been able to get it to work. > http://www.bryantwebconsulting.com/index.cfm?page=News&uselayout=CSS

[css-d] awkward roll over image position between browsers

When you check this link you will see obvious differences in the position of the back ground rollover image on the navigation of this site. It is totally different in IE and FF. Can anyone tell me why or how to make it conistsant between them? http://www.globaltravelmedicine.com/qa.htm Thanks i

[css-d] Flash object problem in CSS

Before everyone e-mails me with solutions this is NOT my problrm I recieved this from Patrick Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hi Peter... I have tried posting 3x on the css-d list, but for some reason my emails never show up.. I am wondering, can you please post this for me? I am really seeking an

[css-d] Footer at the bottom in fixed layout?

Hi, I have been looking at some methods for pushing a footer down to the bottom of the page even when there's very little content (the ones linked on http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FooterInfo ), since I have a problem with this on some pages on my site. However, I am uncertain of whether

[css-d] Floats not floating in IE

Hi, I'll get right to it. I have a page where 3 divs are floated left within a containing div that is set as a block level element. When I test this on a PC, in Firefox I'm seeing what I want—the three boxes align horizontally. However in IE 6, 5.5, 5.0 these divs are stacking vertically. Here

Re: [css-d] Two lists sharing list items

Jonathan Duncan schrieb: ... However, in the HTML they have two lists. The list items have identities. They want to take two list items out of one list (using only the CSS) and have those items be a part of the other list. ... Downloads ... in the HTML, the lists will not be changed, but using the

Re: [css-d] Two lists sharing list items

On Thursday, April 28, 2005 2:25 PM [GMT+0100=CET],Jonathan Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In other words, in the HTML, the lists will not be changed, but using > the stylesheet they want me to take list items and visually make them > appear to be a part of the other list. I know you initiall

Re: [css-d] CSS vs. JS: The content property

> > 1) Media-specific style sheets. Aural stylesheets would be impossible > without :before, :after and the content property. This is mostly a > theoretical argument, as only Opera 8 supports aural stylesheets, and I > haven't been able to test how well. But the code: > > @media aural { > a[h

[css-d] Two lists sharing list items

I have I consider a very odd request and am not sure if it can be done or if I should just say no. I have a customer who is having me re-skin their site by only modifying the stylesheet. No problem, that is my preference. However, in the HTML they have two lists. The list items have identiti

[css-d] Peekaboo Bug?

I am working on converting my site to CSS and I think that I have run into the peekaboo bug on IE6. I tried to implement the Holly Hack to fix the bug, but I haven't been able to get it to work. If anyone can give me an idea of what I have done wrong, I would certainly appreciate it. New: http

[css-d] CSS Dropdown

I'm working on a site and am having a couple problems. My main issue right now is that I can't get the dropdowns to show up on top of the nav in IE. It's working fine in Firefox. I know the z-index works differently in IE and I've worked around it before but I can't figure out / remember what to

[css-d] "outdent" problem

I have a site which is mostly some big lists, presented roughly in outline format. ("Writing Congress" www.citizenredress.org ) I have just added another category, whose descriptions are sometimes so log they wrap around. I want the later lines to be effectively indented; I thought it should be

Re: [css-d] padding on hyperlinks does not apply in MSIE5

Peter O. wrote: Does anyone know of a way to apply paddings to hyperlinks without floating them, in MSIE5? * html a {_height: 0;} And if anyone has a quick answer to this one: How to get the font size the same in MSIE6, Mozilla, and MSIE5? html, body {font-size: 100%;} ...followed by percentages,

RE: [css-d] Tag

>>> Shane Porter wrote: Do you need the :hover ? <<< The :hover is not required as far as I am aware. Martin Austin __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-di

Re: [css-d] Two separate CSS layout issues - whitespace and hidden float

Stevio wrote: > I am working on a 2 column layout with a header and footer [...] > http://www.cssweb.co.uk/templatetest.html > > 1) When viewing in Firefox - there is whitespace at the top of the page This is a margin collapsing problem:

[css-d] CSS vs. JS: The content property

For as much as I respect him, after reading some of PPK's Tough Quizzes at the QuirksBlog[1] I've really begun to disagree with the his stance on the content property[2], for a number of reasons, and I'm wondering what others think. [1] http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/ [2] http://www.quirk

[css-d] padding on hyperlinks does not apply in MSIE5

-- Situation -- I'm in the process of designing a website that should be finished this weekend. You can take a look at the current state of things here: http://xolox.goddeloos.nl/web_design/pvsop.info/second/ I decided to use an unordered list for the navigation. I positioned the list items inli

Re: [css-d] Tag

[Help cursor over abbr tag] > In your css redefine the abbr tag to something like this: > > abbr:hover{ > cursor: help; > } > > Don't know if it will work in IE but I know it will in Firefox You don't need a hover to make a cursor appear, it is not a hover effect, but a visual "command" to the U

RE: [css-d] Tag

Do you need the :hover ? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Johnson, Justin Sent: 28 April 2005 15:12 To: Rodrigo Milano; css-d Subject: RE: [css-d] Tag In your css redefine the abbr tag to something like this: abbr:hover{ cursor: help; }

Re: [css-d] Tag

> Hi > In the site http://validator.w3.org/ there is a tag for the > abreviation URL. When I rollover the mouse on the word "URL" a question mark > apears beside the mouse. Is this make with css? Somebody knows this trick? > > Thanks a lot and pardon me for the bad english, I'm Brazilian. Hi, yo

RE: [css-d] Tag

Sure, Rodrigo, it's like this -- abbr { cursor: help;} have fun, Miriam >In the site http://validator.w3.org/ there is a tag for >the abreviation URL. When I rollover the mouse on the word "URL" a >question mark apears beside the mouse. Is this make with css? >Somebody knows this trick? >T

RE: [css-d] Tag

In your css redefine the abbr tag to something like this: abbr:hover{ cursor: help; } Don't know if it will work in IE but I know it will in Firefox Justin Johnson Multimedia Designer 704.973.7420 Time Warner Cable Media Sales -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

[css-d] Tag

Hi In the site http://validator.w3.org/ there is a tag for the abreviation URL. When I rollover the mouse on the word "URL" a question mark apears beside the mouse. Is this make with css? Somebody knows this trick? Thanks a lot and pardon me for the bad english, I'm Brazilian. Rodrigo _

[css-d] media=print... footer issues...

hi all, I seem to be having some issues with a print footer. I've got it at the bottom of the page but its offsetting to the right by half of the page's width ??? http://www.etaxlaw.com.au/links #printFooter { position:absolute; bottom:0; margin-right:auto; margin-left:auto; Any ide

Re: [css-d] Weird hover effect in firefox

Adam Kuehn wrote: Michael Wilson wrote: This rule would be applied to all of #col1, to all links in #col2, and to all hovered links in #col2. Just to nit-pick a bit, when written exactly as you have it there, the rules apply to whatever element has id="col1", all anchors that occur in an elemen

Re: [css-d] Problem with Mac OSX clients

Mark, On Apr 26, 2005, at 3:44 PM, mark brailsford wrote: I run on line surveys and I've received a couple of problem reports from users like (The pages of the survey overlap each other and many could not be read. I am using Mac OSX and Explorer as a browser) with this configuration: Browser Na

Re: [css-d] Help needed with simple stretching site layout

Lucas Young wrote: If there is a lot of content (content being divs with images, text etc) the site needs to grow like this: -- | Header | | | -- | Menu | Content | | | Content | | | Content | |

Re: [css-d] Float an absolute positioned div

Thierry Lavallée wrote: Thanks Gary, It's a box I want hanging top right of my main content with content text flowing around it. Like: http://glish.com/css/1.asp *** But with the nested float code appearing last in my page source rather than before content for INDEXING reasons. You can't positio

Re: [css-d] Serving CSS to legacy browsers?

Jan, On Apr 27, 2005, at 5:01 PM, Jan Brasna wrote: IE5/mac gets it right about 95% of the time, and the other five percent it makes a horrible mess (usually fixable tho). Is this worth it? For me? Yes. For you? Who knows. Ask your server logs. :) It's strictly a business decision. How many

[css-d] Two separate CSS layout issues - whitespace and hidden float

I am working on a 2 column layout with a header and footer, with the footer always pushed against the bottom of the page (or at the bottom of the content, if the page content is longer than the available space). Here is the page (ignore the colours - they are just for identifying divs!): http://www

[css-d] Re: windows issues

on 4/27/05 7:09 PM, Scott Haneda at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > A firend of mine ran into some bad luck and is in the hospital, so I was > elected the one to get a site up: > > There is a layout problem on windows and I can not figure it out, looks ok to > me

[css-d] Disappearing border in IE again

In IE6 I found that the border disappears in a combination of style, tags and preceding text. In IE the border around a block item(p, h1,h2 etc) will not be displayed when the containing div has a width in percentage or pixels and a positioning relative, with some preceding text. How to display

[css-d] CSS bug or browser bug?

Before all my hair is torn out can somebody help me? At http://www.captainclassfrigates.co.uk/honours/ubs.html using http://www.captainclassfrigates.co.uk/print.css when printing or using "print preview" FireFox 1.0.3 displays the Introductory paragraph fine but then displays the data table undern