Re: [css-d] last image collapses margin in IE

Joe Huggins wrote: ... In IE 6 the last image's margin collapses with the 2nd to last image. http://www.brilliantmistakewebdesign.com/projects/watermark/trial_squares.htm Well I hope someone else can interprete this bug. The fix is to delete the blank before the /span in the 2nd to last

Re: [css-d] Safari, table cells, and overflow:hidden

Michael Landis wrote: I didn't find any reference to the correct syntax, though. Thank goodness for Google on the W3! [2] Unfortunately, it appears that it defines what indicators should appear if text should overflow its container, versus dictating how the text itself overflows. It hasn't yet

Re: [css-d] A 100% horizontal navigation bar

Kristina Floyd escribió: Hello List I'm trying to find an example of a horizontal nav bar that expands and detracts according to its width (there is no start width set). And is always 100% of the width, with the buttons filling up what ever space is available. Currently there are 7

Re: [css-d] A 100% horizontal navigation bar

Choan C. Gálvez wrote: Check http://dizque.lacalabaza.net/temp/full-width-navigation-bar-with-css.html. I think this is what you're looking for. Which proves Bob's second postulate. All I need to do is say something is hard to do and someone (often Choan) will show us a very easy way to

Re: [css-d] A 100% horizontal navigation bar

Choan C. Gálvez wrote: http://dizque.lacalabaza.net/temp/full-width-navigation-bar-with-css.html. PS: Sorry, today is my unable-to-explain-anything-in-English day. Choan, nice. Some words on browser compatibility? Does the trick here with IE5.5+, Op7.54+, Moz1.6+ Ingo --

[css-d] Alternating row colors in table

I'm trying to setup styles for a simple table that will allow me to easily alternate row colors. For simplicity in programming the page generation, I'd ideally like to apply the style to the tr tags rather than the td tags, but I'm not sure how to designate that in the css. Is this possible?

Re: [css-d] A 100% horizontal navigation bar

Ingo Chao wrote: Choan C. Gálvez wrote: http://dizque.lacalabaza.net/temp/full-width-navigation-bar-with-css.html. Choan, nice. Some words on browser compatibility? Does the trick here with IE5.5+, Op7.54+, Moz1.6+ Very nice... Windows: looks good in IE5.01 and NN6 Mac: does not work with

[css-d] A few things with my css

Hi, My page is up here http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/ross.php and the css http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/menu.css -for the menu http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/nhs.css -general layout I am trying to create a css dropdown but the buttons are images as they look a bit smoother than unrendered

[css-d] Need help with IE CSS bug (I think 3px bug)

This is my first message here, please forgive me if it's trivial. I'm working on this website, www.partnershipfca.com. I'm trying to make the design CSS based (with some exceptions, it's a long road), but I'm running into a very frustrating problem with Internet Explorer. The problem occurs

Re: [css-d] A 100% horizontal navigation bar

Thierry Koblentz wrote: Mac: does not work with MSIE, Can't test it, but as the li have a width in IE, wouldn't display: inline-block work for IE/mac? just guessing ... Ingo -- http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html __

[css-d] IE - Clickable transparent link?

Hi, I'm making a new front-page for a website, and marketing have decided that they want a large area to be clickable. This area contains multiple headings and paragraphs, so wrapping the whole thing in an a element is impractical. To achieve this, I'm using an absolutely positioned and sized

Re: [css-d] Alternating row colors in table

- Original Message - From: Ricky Zhou [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: JJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 10:57 AM Subject: Re: [css-d] Alternating row colors in table I'd ideally like to apply the style to the tr tags rather than the td tags,

Re: [css-d] A 100% horizontal navigation bar

Ingo Chao wrote: Thierry Koblentz wrote: Mac: does not work with MSIE, Can't test it, but as the li have a width in IE, wouldn't display: inline-block work for IE/mac? just guessing ... Ingo Yes, it works nicely. The only other thing to change is the width value. For IE Mac it has to be

[css-d] RE: Absolute Position Problem with IE

-Original Message- From: Janie Hadsel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 1:45 PM Glenn writes: IE places the MENU div inside my containing DIV You have declared the menu div as absolutely positioned, but haven't declared top and left coordinates. You also have

[css-d] 3-in-1- IE Burp, Mac checks please, and Conditional Comments Question

Validating Page here: http://kickasswebdesign.com/test/test2.htm Validating css here: http://kickasswebdesign.com/test/test.css Looks peachy in both Firefox and Opera. Hopefully it's playing nicely with Mac Browsers. Then there's IE. I have been staring at every aspect of this css and xhtml

[css-d] IE positioning error

Hi folks, I'm having a problem in IE with an image not properly displaying. If you look at this link in Firefox, you will see that the image of the graph shows to the right of the sidebar: http://policytree.org/tree.php? root=1active=1PHPSESSID=4cff8731191b9c0c9694971b188a1c8e now

[css-d] Search box like in browsers toolbar

Hi all, I want to have a search field with an image inside, like the search boxes in Opera or Firefox toolbars. I can put a background on the input field,but I also want to have some padding from the left border (or text indent). They don't work... Do you know any way to achieve this?

Re: [css-d] IE positioning error

Andrew Mason wrote: http://policytree.org/tree.php? root=1active=1PHPSESSID=4cff8731191b9c0c9694971b188a1c8e now take a look in IE; the image falls down below the sidebar. This doesn't happen for all the graphs, just the ones that go off the edge of the right side of the page. Anyone know

Re: [css-d] 3-in-1- IE Burp, Mac checks please, and Conditional Comments Question

BJ wrote: http://kickasswebdesign.com/test/test2.htm Hopefully it's playing nicely with Mac Browsers. Fine in Safari and iCab. trail is a few pixels off to the right in IE/Mac, and Footer has no background-color. Otherwise OK. Then there's IE. I have been staring at every aspect of this

Re: [css-d] IE - Clickable transparent link?

Oliver, I hope someone on the list has a more elegant solution than mine. Here is a link to a demo of a solution that uses a transparent image to achieve the objective. The .gif image is sized the same as the link area. In this case 200px square. Seems to work in FF and IE6 PC.