Re: [css-d] Separating Style Sheets - Structure and Color

will moore schrieb: What I'm wondering is... is there a tool out there to separate a sheet that's already been created? Yes, I'm lazy ... There is a well-known tool, predestined for processing text. Download at: http://www.cpan.org/ One of the three virtues of the tool's users -- along with

Re: [css-d] Separating Style Sheets - Structure and Color

it also seems like it'd be a pain to develop two sheets at once not to mention potential for mistakes... :) please read what you've just said again, then ask yourself what benefits do i get from separating my stylesheets into 2 stylesheets (one for color, one for structure). If there is no

Re: [css-d] Page Shift Problem

Hi, your problem has to do with the scrollbar at the side, which on some pages appears due to the length of the page, and on others not. Try: html { min-height: 100%; margin-bottom: 1px; } That forces a scrollbar on every page. thanx to

[css-d] Page Jumping

Thanks to all who responded to my request for help. Especially Georg and Ingo your well explained answers were most appreciated. I took the easy way to correct the problem. Given that I had a good reference page (the Home page), I simply cut and pasted everything above the header section to

Re: [css-d] IE z-index drop down menu

Rob Agar schrieb: hi all I have an annoying problem with z ordering in IE6. Basically, an absolutely positioned div is being rendered on top of my drop down menu. The menu is made from nested lists with the li elements relatively positioned. Naturally it works in FF - all that was needed was

[css-d] Firefox and menus

I have an older site (menus I'm not proud of) that don't look good in Firefox. The navigation text is too low and the maroon bars on the submenus is too large. http://www.primefocuscoaching.com/html/Pages/entSolo.htm any ideas how I can fix this short of replacing the menus? Thank you, Joyce

Re: [css-d] fixing the fix (Was: something weird in Linux)

Uwe, my friend, I'm going to owe you big. But, here I am, again, asking for your help. I've tried to incorporate the changes you suggested and have apparently missed something in my efforts to move most of the style to the main style sheet. Can you see what I've messed up? My test page:

[css-d] A positioning problem?

Hi, I am simulating a two cell table using CSS (thanks to glish.com). In reality, I would like to have 4 columns so the data is perfectly aligned with each successive row. Before crossing that hurdle, I wondered if there is another technique for alignment. Basically I am seeking a cheapo

Re: [css-d] Colouring bullets

Since the bullet can't be colored, how about turning off the bullets and using a background image that contains an image for the bullets. Then on :hover, change the background image. Or just use a url for the bullet and change the url to a matching url with different color. Joel Goldstick

Re: [css-d] Media type specialization

Unrelated note: Opera switches to projection media type in fullscreen mode. Make sure that screen.css is given both screen and projection media types. Roman. Good to know, thanks Roman. Does any else have ideas about this? I'm a little surprised that no one has responded to this, as

RE: [css-d] IE z-index drop down menu [SOLVED]

From: Ingo Chao btw. Opera7.54/Win does funny things with your menu, it shows only already hovered parts. thanks for the heads up Remove the inline style z-index: 1; from the Lorem ipsum div and remove the z-index:10 from menulist, .menulist ul {} and add {position:relative;

[css-d] wrapping long URLs

Is there a CSS way to make long URLs wrap? __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org --

[css-d] printing problem

Hello all, I have two problems: 1. Only the divs at the top of a page and the side navs/columns are printing out and 2. Mozilla is freezing on print. I wish I understood the differences in printing stylesheets. Please direct me. Thanks in advance. -- Jonathan Berry, M.A. IT Consultant

Re: [css-d] site check *noobie*

sorry my screen res. is 1440x900 wide screen . On 5/16/05, Joanne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In IE6, I found that all the text was squished over to the left with a vast empty nothingness on the right hand side. The site also scrolls left to right in 1024 x 768 resolution and if you want me to

[css-d] Need layout advice

Hi, I am trying to lay at this page as someone else designed it. Notice the image in the upper left-hand corner that has a drop shadow and covers 2 different colors. I centered a table placed the images in a cell in the left column and gave it a negative top value. This seems to work fine for