Re: [css-d] navbar IE5PC trouble

Can't help you with the first part of your question. As for the second, try aligning the #navcontainer div with the right margin of the header div, like so: #navcontainer { margin: ?px 0 0 auto; } It worked using the Web Developer Toolbar's Add User CSS File function in Firefox/Win. The ?

Re: [css-d] Help with text/image replacement

From: Matthew Velic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >problem getting rid of some text and replacing it with the background >image. I have been trying a couple of different techniques to get it to >work in Firefox, but nothing seems to have been working. > >http://home.gwu.edu/~mvelic/dccub2/index.html >#int

Re: [css-d] Help with text/image replacement

On 6/1/05, Matthew Velic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [snip] > #intro span { > text-indent: -5000; > } > > #intro h1, h2 { > left-indent: -5000px; > } These two invalid rules are your problem. The negative indent on your span is missing a unit (I believe IE assumes pixels when a unit is absen

[css-d] navbar IE5PC trouble

I have a Navbar at the top of this page: http://www.iraqproject.org/action/ that is not displaying correctly on IE5 PC - some styles are being ignored and it's position is off. Display seems to be correct on other browsers - I am using browsercam for PC and checking on my Mac There is anothe

Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

Linda Dunn wrote: Hi all, I have a page posted here... http://www.seafoodlab.cmast.ncsu.edu/aboutus.html ...in which I am playing with the idea of making a div with class "photobox" for photos (the black and white one on the left) which will contain a photo caption. This works great so far

[css-d] Help with text/image replacement

Hello, I am redesigning my portfolio (from tables to CSS) and have run into a problem getting rid of some text and replacing it with the background image. I have been trying a couple of different techniques to get it to work in Firefox, but nothing seems to have been working. http://home.gwu.edu

[css-d] IE Bug Related To Absolute & Relative Positioning?

Okay, I've written some code to do a popup menu. But IE seems to think that all relatively positioned elements should sit on top of all absolutely positioned elements. I dunno if it's based on code order (the menu is after the stuff giving me problems). It's not z-index; I tried that. Does

Re: [css-d] a little confused on these hacks on which browser they pertain to

> width:45em and also a w\idth: Is the normal way to do width for IE and > the other one for Gecko? "width" is for IE 5.x and "w\idth" is for later (better) browsers, including IE 6 and Gecko. > does html>body #wrapper (or anything similar) do? and what browser(s) > does that target? It exclude

[css-d] Navigation link background images not appearing on page load in Firefox

I am in the midst of a redesign of my blog and I have a most peculiar thing happening in Firefox/Windows with my mouseover navigation. I have an image set as each link's background that gets re-positioned. When any page from the redesign is loaded for the first time in Firefox/Windows, the back

Re: [css-d] interesting margins and footer

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.s108254362.onlinehome.us/index2.html >2. in ff and o8 the footer height is wider than the text. in ie6 the >footer height is the size of the text. why the discrepancy? Default margin on the paragraph element in the footer, ignored/collapsed by IE.

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

Thank-you, that fixed it up for the most part. Now just a little fixing for IE etc. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions, it is much appreciated. I'm struggling with css layout for some reason, maybe after so long using tables, I'm too "old school". LOL -Original Message- From: Holly

Re: [css-d] using percentages, paragraph too small within tables

Felix has moved the core of this discussion to the WWW-style mailing list The title of the thread is 'Initial Value' Some of the messages in that thread contain very good explanations on how browser handle the computation of valu

[css-d] Pure CSS Popups IE Problem...

I'm experimenting with the Pure CSS popups idea from myerweb. Very rough initial test is here: http://www.happybookseller.com/DEV/events.cfm CSS: http://www.happybookseller.com/DEV/hb.css While I've still got a lot of tweaking to do, it works pretty good in Firefox and Netscape and I feel it

Re: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

From: "Heather Haggerty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >The Page: http://www.metallicpeach.com/tests/devcw/index.html >_In Firefox_, for some reason the last menu item is bumped down when a >paragraph(s) are added to the content div that follows. If there is NO >content in the content div, it works fine ..

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

Well - I lot of people that may be looking at the particular page will be using 800x600 res. If the middle area is set to 760 (or even 700 which is my preference) the background is missed. Even the variable width of 75% obscures the background to make it pointless for users browsing at 800x600. S

[css-d] semi OT, using css or JS to hide stuff

I have a set of two forms on a page: billing info and shipping info, there is a checkbox that says "make my shipping info match my billing info. If that box gets checked, I want to hide the second form. I was thinking give it a visibility of none, but how do you trigger something like this? -- -

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

You can see the tabled version here http://www.logicnorth.com/cwpaint/ Of course I stopped in mid-devl. because I thought it would be no problem to do this site using CSS layout ... yikes wrongo bongo. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PR

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

Yup, actually used that technique on a different project and it works fine. The trouble here is that the middle content - is variable width. I want it to take up 75% of the browser width to a minimum of 660px. _ From: D Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: June 1, 2005 6:28 PM To: [EMAIL

Re: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

From: "Heather Haggerty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Yes I seen that page earlier today ... I didn't dload the script as my client would never go for the column animating downward like that. I personally think it's pretty nifty and would use it for other clients/projects. The animation can be turne

Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

Reposting this message to list (I sent it in private, wrongly). You can give "float: left;" and some padding to that contains the image, and put the with the caption inside that div. This way, the caption will always use the same width as the image. Amplexos. -- ~~ ~ diego nunes web e

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

Yes I seen that page earlier today ... I didn't dload the script as my client would never go for the column animating downward like that. I personally think it's pretty nifty and would use it for other clients/projects. I thought I saw somewhere in my travels some simple technique for expanding th

Re: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

On Jun 1, 2005, at 8:15 PM, Heather Haggerty wrote: I do have that ... the leather strap on the left is a div with it repeating vertical same with rightside, different container repeating background vertically. The content div in the very center of it call also has a repeating pattern. h

Re: [css-d] interesting margins and footer

The H1 element at the top of the page has a default top margin that's adding to the top margin of the top element. h1 { margin: 0 } That should fix the problem. If you want to move the h1 around, use padding-top on the h-text element. E On 6/1/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

And I want it variable width as well - so I don't think I can use the technique described in that particular article. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of D Ross Sent: June 1, 2005 6:11 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org

Re: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

From: "Heather Haggerty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ... http://www.metallicpeach.com/tests/devcw/index2.html .I also can't seem to understand how to get the divs to stretch as long as the longest content. You'll see what I mean if you look at the page in Firefox. Hi Heather, The "columns" technique

RE: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

I do have that ... the leather strap on the left is a div with it repeating vertical same with rightside, different container repeating background vertically. The content div in the very center of it call also has a repeating pattern. _ From: D Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Ju

Re: [css-d] Kicking and screaming

.I also can't seem to understand how to get the divs to stretch as long as the longest content. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/ To have the image stretch with the content you should use a vertically repeating background image in your container. Check this article for mo

[css-d] Kicking and screaming

I've dragged myself kicking and screaming into layout with CSS and I am having some troubles with a VERY simple site. The Page: http://www.metallicpeach.com/tests/devcw/index.html The Main Problems: _In Firefox_, for some reason the last menu item is bumped down when a paragraph(s) are added to

Re: [css-d] -Kick*ss-Browser checks (especially Mac) please

David Laakso wrote: > On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 14:56:18 -0400, BJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > css is at: > > http://kickasswebdesign.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/kickass-spookyblue/style.css > Mac screen captures: >

Re: [css-d] -Kick*ss-Browser checks (especially Mac) please

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 14:56:18 -0400, BJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: css is at: http://kickasswebdesign.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/kickass-spookyblue/style.css Mac screen captures: Screen sho

[css-d] interesting margins and footer

here's the address: http://www.s108254362.onlinehome.us/index2.html the css is embedded in the page. here are the 2 problems: 1. in ff 1.0.4 and opera 8 there is a margin at the top of the page. the margin and padding in the body is 0. there is a 0 margin and a small (.25em) padding

[css-d] a little confused on these hacks on which browser they pertain to

A couple of CSS hacks I see used quite frequently are setting a : width:45em and also a w\idth: Is the normal way to do width for IE and the other one for Gecko? I'm a little confused on that. Also, what does html>body #wrapper (or anything similar) do? and what browser(s) does that target? TIA -

Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 14:19:22 -0400, Linda Dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: David Laakso wrote: Or, could you give a unique id to each page on the body element, and change only the width of the selector, for the corresponding page/image? Hi David, I'm not sure what you mean here -- would it be

Re: [css-d] 2 small problems

First problem is that the #content div drops approx 50px compared to the #sidebar. I really can't see what's causing this. It's an IE problem only! Hi, in 'main.css' change the margin value of generic element h3 (line 160) from margin: 40px 0 0; to margin:0; Next problem is that I use a

Re: [css-d] List navigation width problems ...

Grady Kelly schrieb: I took a few list navigation systems from Listamatic ... in IE they get all jacked up. I found that the reason to be setting the width to 750px. When I took out the width, (see the commented code), it works fine in both browsers, except for an extra 10px in width. I ha

Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

Other than some kind of JavaScript to set the width by reading the image properties, I can't see a way of doing that dynamically via CSS. You HAVE to have a width, or the text pushes out the float as big as it will go. Eric On 6/1/05, Linda Dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I h

[css-d] Browser checks (especially Mac) please.

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Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

Linda Dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have a page posted here... > > http://www.seafoodlab.cmast.ncsu.edu/aboutus.html > > ...in which I am playing with the idea of making a div with class > "photobox" for photos (the black and white one on the left) which will > contain a photo

Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

David Laakso wrote: Or, could you give a unique id to each page on the body element, and change only the width of the selector, for the corresponding page/image? Hi David, I'm not sure what you mean here -- would it be possible for you to give me an example? And do you mean a styleblock i

[css-d] pushing up the bottom of a table cell background

Hi folks, Our art director is having a hissy fit because the images on our product listing pages don't line up with the information box. The problem is that the bottom of the image has a shadow, and the information box extends to the bottom of the shadow so it looks like it's too big. Y

Re: [css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:39:12 -0400, Linda Dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have a page posted here... http://www.seafoodlab.cmast.ncsu.edu/aboutus.html ...in which I am playing with the idea of making a div with class "photobox" for photos (the black and white one on the left) which will co

[css-d] Questions - Beginner

Dear All: Another day, another browser hack. This is a site that I am in charge of maintaining : http://cfl.in/ http://cfledu.org/ - (same) It's a table based site, which I want to move to using CSS, as noted earlier. Uwe Kaiser has been helping me out a _lot_ - BIG thanks there, and I've

Re: [css-d] CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog (XHTML1/CSS based)

Michael Hulet schrieb: http://www.mindtheshark.com/blog/index.php/2005/05/31/2-a-mort-internet-explorer. ... Is it true or am I just dreaming? see bugzilla https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64401 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=124150 and there are other related bugs (s

Re: [css-d] General cascade question

At 12:17 PM +0900 6/1/05, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: On 1 Jun 2005, at 2:27 am, Adam Kuehn wrote: div#stylea{ font-weight: bold; color: blue; } p.styleb{ color: red; background: yellow; } The word "bar" will be bold, blue, and have a yellow background. div#stylea is more specific than p.styl

Re: [css-d] SELECT is not bound by div in FireFox and Opera

Mark Marlow wrote: Hi all, Having problem with this page http://207.195.54.74/testwiz/mm/selectprob.html when viewing with Opera 8 or FireFox 1.3. The problem is the SELECT list drops below the containing DIV's border. IE works ok. Any suggestions how to make this work with all browsers? Tha

Re: [css-d] CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog (XHTML1/CSS based)

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 09:24:23 -0400, Michael Hulet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The problem is: CPU usage overload while scrolling up/down the website (more with Firefox). Wanna try? Use Firefox and go to http://www.mindtheshark.com/blog/index.php/2005/05/31/2-a-mort-internet-explorer. Try scrollin

[css-d] Photo caption idea for CSS

Hi all, I have a page posted here... http://www.seafoodlab.cmast.ncsu.edu/aboutus.html ...in which I am playing with the idea of making a div with class "photobox" for photos (the black and white one on the left) which will contain a photo caption. The css is as follows: .photobox { flo

[css-d] Horizontal Alignment problems - help!

My page is: The CSS file is: My problem: How do I get the 2 pictures and the search box to be perfectly, horizontally aligned along their bottom edges with each other

[css-d] List navigation width problems ...

I am reposting from yesterday, I put the pages up on my webserver, so that you can better view them. Thanks to Bob Easton for the suggestion ... Original Post: I took a few list navigation systems from Listamatic and merged them to make a tabbed interface with tabs and secondary navigation.

Re: [css-d] RE: CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog

At 05:57 PM 6/1/2005 +0300, you wrote: Wanna try? Use Firefox and go to http://www.mindtheshark.com/blog/index.php/2005/05/31/2-a-mort-internet-explorer. Try scrolling down the blog (it's in French)... Now, try scrolling up and down like crazy... Using Firefox, my CPU usage is reaching 99%... I

[css-d] 2 small problems

Hi, I'm almost ready to launch my new page... but I have 2 problems on the page. First problem is that the #content div drops approx 50px compared to the #sidebar. I really can't see what's causing this. It's an IE problem only! Next problem is that I use a bg image in my #wrapper (the vertic

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

Cool. Do you, or anyone here use it? This doesn't sound so hot: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/11/23/268662.aspx#269183 Mike Stickel wrote: On Jun 1, 2005, at 6:36 AM, Rudolf Vavruch wrote: Damn. False alarm, sorry. After looking deeper I figured out Dean Edwards isn't actually wo

[css-d] Re: [UPDATE] Site check [divafoundationbg.org] on Mac /images disappear?

Thank you for the feedback:) Looks fine to me too, the screenshot you've just sent me... I'm wondering just why on another user's Mac this happened... Michel = Michael Slavin wrote: Looks fine to me. (screenshot attached - FF 1.0.4 on Mac)

[css-d] RE: CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog

Wanna try? Use Firefox and go to http://www.mindtheshark.com/blog/index.php/2005/05/31/2-a-mort-internet-explorer. Try scrolling down the blog (it's in French)... Now, try scrolling up and down like crazy... Using Firefox, my CPU usage is reaching 99%... I have a P4 3200 Mhz! ...I think you are

[css-d] RE: Request: nice examples of liquid layout designs (Albert van der Veen)

Hi, One of the best designs I've found up to this moment is the method desrcibed in the following article, published byt ALA: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/ It uses negative margins, it's 3-columns layout, and is pretty nice and easy to implement:) I've used it once (l

[css-d] SELECT is not bound by div in FireFox and Opera

Hi all, Having problem with this page http://207.195.54.74/testwiz/mm/selectprob.html when viewing with Opera 8 or FireFox 1.3. The problem is the SELECT list drops below the containing DIV's border. IE works ok. Any suggestions how to make this work with all browsers? Thanks! Mark __

Re: [css-d][ADMIN - OT] Section 508 Levels of Conformance

Thank you; my apologies for the Off Topic post... On 6/1/05, Bob Easton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 6/1/05, Alexander Khost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am developing a few sites with table-less CSS layouts. While I'm at > > it, I have decided to develop the sites for Section 508 complian

RE: [css-d] Section 508 Levels of Conformance

I have used: http://webxact.watchfire.com/ - Mark -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alexander Khost Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 9:44 AM To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: [css-d] Section 508 Levels of Conformance I am developing a

Re: [css-d] Whitespace and generated content

Lim Chee Aun schrieb: http://cheeaun.phoenity.com/weblog/2005/06/whitespace-and-generated-content.html Very interesting. Thank you for linking content up with white-space. I knew I made something wrong with the escapes in content. Ingo __

Re: [css-d][ADMIN - OT] Section 508 Levels of Conformance

On 6/1/05, Alexander Khost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am developing a few sites with table-less CSS layouts. While I'm at > it, I have decided to develop the sites for Section 508 compliancy. > Does anyone know of a validator that tests for conformance and tells > you what level it meets? This

[css-d] IE6 win resize and hovered navi

Two Problems on this Page: http://www.learn-line.nrw.de/angebote/schulsport/index.html 1. in IE6 win the bottom graphic of the Boxes without a scrollbar disapears when resizing or scrolling the window. After reload, resize or scroll again it reappears. 2. in Firefox the text in the hovered n

RE: [css-d] SOLVED : Problem under MAC IE 5.0 and 5.5 (list navbardoesn't display correctly under MAC IE 5.0)

Hello Philippe, I tried this transparent border trick after your first post but finaly decided it was not worth it ... hence my SOLVED post to the list. However, since you took some of __your__ precious time to very kindly point me to this solution (and I had to include the reference of your site

[css-d] Re: CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog (XHTML1/CSS based)

Michael, if you scroll up and down like crazy, depending on your operating system, which is Windows I guess, it's normal to reach 99% CPU usage. If nothing breaks, don't worry. I've seen CPU usage hitting the roof in Windows when I throw the mouse here and there. Prabhath http://nidahas.com On 6

Re: [css-d] Section 508 Levels of Conformance

On 6/1/05, Alexander Khost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am developing a few sites with table-less CSS layouts. While I'm at > it, I have decided to develop the sites for Section 508 compliancy. > Does anyone know of a validator that tests for conformance and tells > you what level it meets? AFAI

[css-d] Section 508 Levels of Conformance

I am developing a few sites with table-less CSS layouts. While I'm at it, I have decided to develop the sites for Section 508 compliancy. Does anyone know of a validator that tests for conformance and tells you what level it meets? I have read and understand the W3C guidelines (http://www.w3.org/T

Re: [css-d] CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog (XHTML1/CSS based)

Michael: I'm using FF 1.0.4, on an Athlon 2.4 - I'm seeing less than 10% CPU usage - I've got Thunderbird, Firefox and Trillian open. Perhaps it's something else, not your code? Also a newbie here, so glad that I have all the skills neccesary ( Open Task Manager > Open Web Page > Watch Scree

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

> Thanks everyone for your replies and thoughts on the next version of CSS. I > was hoping for a "Hey look, CSS3 is out, let's all start supporting it" kind > of answer... But hey, when have browsers ever lived up to my personal wants? > > Still looking forward to Alpha transparency in IE7. That'd

[css-d] CPU usage overload when scrolling up/down my blog (XHTML1/CSS based)

Hi everybody, My first post on this list (hello Myself), for a problem with my "professional blog". I'm making big use of XHTML1 Strict with CSS style sheets and I think it is related to my problem. The problem is: CPU usage overload while scrolling up/down the website (more with Firefox).

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

On Jun 1, 2005, at 6:36 AM, Rudolf Vavruch wrote: Damn. False alarm, sorry. After looking deeper I figured out Dean Edwards isn't actually working on the real IE7, but his own extension. I was so excited I suppose I didn't check. Is my face red and now the my dreams of coding CSS without hac

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

Thanks everyone for your replies and thoughts on the next version of CSS. I was hoping for a "Hey look, CSS3 is out, let's all start supporting it" kind of answer... But hey, when have browsers ever lived up to my personal wants? Still looking forward to Alpha transparency in IE7. That'd make my l

[css-d] Whitespace and generated content

I'm not sure if this would interest anyone here, but anyway here it is: http://cheeaun.phoenity.com/weblog/2005/06/whitespace-and-generated-content.html I've made a test case page too: http://phoenity.com/tests/whitespace-generated-content.html Enjoy. -- Lim Chee Aun http://cheeaun.phoenity.com/

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

On 1 Jun 2005, at 8:43 pm, Bob Easton wrote: Only after 2.1 publishes will work resume on CSS 3. Version 3 is modular and none of the modules are yet well defined for publishing let alone implementation. My personal estimate is 18-24 months before seeing any notable CSS 3 implementations.

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

Damn. False alarm, sorry. After looking deeper I figured out Dean Edwards isn't actually working on the real IE7, but his own extension. I was so excited I suppose I didn't check. Is my face red and now the my dreams of coding CSS without hacks is shattered. Double damn. Dave Cardwell wrote:

Re: [css-d] SOLVED : Problem under MAC IE 5.0 and 5.5 (list navbar doesn't display correctly under MAC IE 5.0)

On 1 Jun 2005, at 7:11 pm, jérôme coupé wrote: To solve the jumpy box below (my second problem), you suggestion was to add a border on both states of tags (normal + hover: see below) I've decided to leave that as it is because I am not willing to change the design so drastically for such an

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

On 6/1/05, Rudolf Vavruch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > IE7 will support a bunch of CSS3 stuff, more than Firefox currently > supports (although at the moment as far as I can see CSS3 is not yet > finalised so stuff is due to change). <...> > http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/compatibility/ Dean's scri

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

Rudolf Vavruch wrote: IE7 will support a bunch of CSS3 stuff Do you have a source on that? The last thing I remember reading about it was on Chris Wilson's (the lead program manager for the web platform in IE) stating in his blog: "By contrast, vague demands for open-ended “standards suppo

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

IE7 will support a bunch of CSS3 stuff, more than Firefox currently supports (although at the moment as far as I can see CSS3 is not yet finalised so stuff is due to change). How good IE's implementation will be remains to be seen. Nonetheless hopefully it will light the fire under Mozilla and

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

jordan WOLLMAN wrote: I've heard a lot of rumor of a newer version of CSS on the horizon with a lot of really neat new features, but can't find any information on it to save my life. Anyone got any idea when/who/where/anything else relevant? Short answer: nothing soon. Recent W3C CSS work has

Re: [css-d] OT When is the next version of CSS?

On 6/1/05, Kelly Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Peter Williams wrote: > > > We still can't usefully use parts of CSS2. > > > We still can't usefully use parts of CSS1, either. background-attachment? > Yeah, I just found to my cost that that's not supported by (what else?) IE. Didn't real

Re: [css-d] Sitecheck please: Firefox bug?

Hello Rimantas, Thank you very much: removing the overflow:hidden (which was actually left over from an earlier attempt to get the design right, but not needed anymore) solved it. regards, Albert At 12:23 PM 6/1/2005, you wrote: Then you may try to remove overflow: hidden from your #achter

Re: [css-d] Site check [divafoundationbg.org] on Mac /not urgent

Hi, Luca! Thank you very much for the Mac feedback! As I can see from the screenshots, there are some problems on AT LEAST every one of the browsers you have tested the website in:) But most strange thing for me is that www.divafoundationbg.org does not show ANY IMAGES AT ALL on FF/Mac! I ha

Re: [css-d] Sitecheck please: Firefox bug?

On 6/1/05, Albert van der Veen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On http://www.vakdagdirectmail.nl/ the footer isn't showing in Firefox. <...> I'd suggest to add different color borders for your html, body, footer and achtergrond_ -- you will see the effect of height in percents. Then you may try to r

[css-d] Request: nice examples of liquid designs

Hello list, A friend of mine has been asked to design a site for a graphic designer. She wants to create a design that uses the maximum amount of space available (the whole browserwindow). So not a fixed width but some sort of liquid design. Any of you know of some nice examples - especially p

RE: [css-d] SOLVED : Problem under MAC IE 5.0 and 5.5 (list navbar doesn't display correctly under MAC IE 5.0)

Hello Philippe, Thank you very much for your quick answer. Your suggestion (below)corrected the first problem when added to my CSS /*The following is read by IE5 MAC only http://www.stopdesign.com/log/2004/07/06/filter

[css-d] Sitecheck please: Firefox bug?

Hello list, On http://www.vakdagdirectmail.nl/ the footer isn't showing in Firefox. Please have a look at the css: http://www.vakdagdirectmail.nl/dmail.css When I remove the bottom:0px from the #footer_ definition, it shows up (but not completely at the bottom - and in IE6 it's also not aligned

Re: [css-d] Positioning/Hiding Legends

> Fake Legend, sadly I must keep this > > Real legend, please hide me for visual browser > > label for radio > Why do you need to keep the heading? Surely a fieldset with a gap (should you be successful in hiding the legend) is as visually (non)pleasing as an unstyled fieldset? I always though

Re: [css-d] Re: Positioning/Hiding Legends

display:none works, but kills the accessibility I am trying to keep. How does it kill the accessibility? If you set it to display:none, you will still see it when you disable styles. Regards, Muammar Kris Khaira Website: http://kriskhaira.com _

[css-d] Re: Positioning/Hiding Legends

i hate bumping, but i thought i'd try my luck once more jack On 5/30/05, jack fredricks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does anyone know of a decent way to 'hide' a legend from visual > browsers? For design reasons, I am duplicating the fieldset's legend > using a header (sorry, I can't avoid this a

Re: [css-d] drop down menu

Virtuallee schrieb: The menu drop down seems to be disappearing behing the large image below. No. The large image below is patched above the menu. http://www.virtuallee.co.uk/client_area/Neptune/index_test_nav.htm #navwrapper { ... z-index:1} does it technically, but green text on blue b