Hi all
I'm trying to position some generated content in FF and seem to be
finding it sadly lacking in its ability to do what I want it to. In
Opera and Safari, generated content can be positioned absolutely,
relatively, can be floated and all sorts, but none of this seems
possible in
Thanks, Erik! I now have list numbers in IE6 and it still works
elsewhere . . . hallelujah!
Erik Peterson wrote:
BJ wrote:
Validating page here:
http://www.ip-chip-search.com/what-we-do/
Validating css here (with a bit embedded in above):
Hi all,
I am banging my head against this and would greatly appreciate some
advice.
I have a three-column layout with a fixed width. I have tried to put
it together using div tags and throwing as much as possible into the
css file. It seems to work fairly well apart from some unwanted
Ian,
The white space above the footer seems to be caused by the #clear {...}
rule. Try removing #clear from the css and adding clear: both; to #footer.
As a side note, it is probably a good idea to avoid using property names,
such as clear, as an id or class name.
Jim
On 9/10/05, Ian Piper
Richard Brown wrote:
http://resource.cregy.net/
The css is embedded. In Firefox the four columns line up nicely, but
in Winie they don't. What do I need to do to help them look like
Firefox please?
IE6 will do fine with this /hack/:
#main,#middleleft,#middleright,#sidebar {_overflow-x:
Excellent, thanks. That has indeed removed the largest white space.
Thanks also for the tip.
Can anyone suggest a good strategy for ensuring that background
colours fill colums (I did say I'd come back to that later :-) )? You
will see in the sample online:
http://www.tellura.co.uk/gtpr/
Ingo Chao wrote:
David Laakso wrote:
On this test page http://www.dlaakso.com/reservoir/fp.html
Comments, suggestions, and other corrections are always appreciated,
too.
~Aesop
Sorry, but a peek-a-boo wasn't reproducible here. Maybe IE has made
some progress since you was walking on
fstorr wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to position some generated content in FF and seem to be
finding it sadly lacking in its ability to do what I want it to. In
Opera and Safari, generated content can be positioned absolutely,
relatively, can be floated and all sorts, but none of this seems
Hi,
I have a form with an id of #form_guide at
http://www.golfbettingguide.com/statistics/golf-stats.php
The problem is the label and select drop down box aren't moving down
underneath the two text boxes properly. Frustratingly I had this
working perfectly the other day but think I've
David Laakso wrote:
Nah, Internet Explorer has made no progress whatsoever: Aesop sent you
on a wild goose chase looking for the infamous peek-a-boo bug. He should
have written what to do (*if anything*) about the 2+px sliver of content
that 'peeks' through below the footer in xp ie6.0 at
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On 10 Sep 2005, at 2:07 pm, David Laakso wrote:
On this test page http://www.dlaakso.com/reservoir/fp.html
correction for known issues appreciated:
Safari1.3:-- drop cap crowded compared to xp/FF.
I'm not sure what it looks like on XP, but on OS X, Safari,
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005, Michael B wrote:
I want my sidebar on the left. I've seen arguments regarding SEO and content
coming first in the code. Therein lies the dilemma.
However, if I don't have any content, the wrapper only wants to extend the
length of content, not the sidebar.
My question is
Anyone have any idea why my nav on the right side is bumped down in IE
but not in FF?
Thanks
http://www.lice-control.com/layout2.htm
Adam
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On 9/10/2005 12:24 PM Adam Helweh wrote:
Anyone have any idea why my nav on the right side is bumped down in IE
but not in FF?
http://www.lice-control.com/layout2.htm
ewww, lice.
It looks the same to me DP Alpha 2 and IE6, WinXP. Where exactly are you
seeing the problem?
--
Steve
I am trying to design a page based on the 3 column / faux column technique
given in chapter 8 of Dan Cederholm's excellent new book Bulletproof Web
Design .
I have downloaded the sample code for the book.
My design is very similar, the differences being
1) The column widths are different.
2)
Peter Jennings wrote:
Everything displays OK in Firefox 1.0.6, Opera 8.02 and Netscape 7.2
but in IE6 the background image for the left hand faux column (the
one for wrap-inner) displays under the new horizontal navigation div
but on top of the header div!
An example of the problem can be
http://www.buyblue.org/stg/
user:buyblue
pass:letmein
There are a couple of things not functional at this time, but what I'm
looking for a check on is any major layout issues. Thanks in advance!
--
John Haas
Web/Multimedia Designer
[man][ape] design
w:
Hello all,
This is my first post to the list, so before asking my question I'd like to
comment on how useful and friendly it seems. I have been lurking for a
couple of weeks, and have already seen explanations of several problems
that I've encountered. Thank you.
I'm currently making the page
Peter Jennings wrote:
...
It's as if IE thinks that the header div is somehow sandwiched between the
wrapper and wrapper-inner divs.
The right hand faux column works OK.
An example of the problem can be seen at
http://www.colfes54.org.uk/test4.html
Regards,
Peter
It may be a mark-up
Thanks Georg, that did it.
I added
/* holly hack to make IE render header div correctly */
/* \*/
* html #header { height: 1px; }
/* */
to the CSS and it now renders correctly.
For those who are interested, I'll updated the test page.
Regards,
Peter
On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 02:15:16
what I'm looking for a check on is any major layout issues.
It looks the same in IE6, FF, NS, and Opera on the PC,
and also in IE, FF, Safari, and Opera on the Mac. I saw no
layout problems.
HTH,
Steven Olson
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Steven Olson wrote:
In IE there is a small band where the background shows through
between the logo area and the text area. The problem persists when
the div containing the menu is commented out in the html.
Steven,
Try removing the white space before this closing DIV:
src=Simply Annie's
Steven Olson wrote:
http://www.fofex.com/simply_annies/template.html
In IE there is a small band where the background shows through between the
logo area and the text area. The problem persists when the div containing
the menu is commented out in the html.
Hee-hee! It's the old
Me:
A newbie who had his first glance at HTML a week ago and in the mean time has
looked at the HTML- and CSS-docs of two sites in adherence to the
LBD-principle. And no: I'm not stealing anyone's design or ideas and the two
sites are going to be credited.
What I want (background colors set
Try removing the white space before this closing DIV:
src=Simply Annie's website template_files/banner-top.gif border=0
/div
Thanks, Thierry and Pandy
That did the trick. I was careful to not leave in inay spaces, but I guess
the CR/LF counted as a space.
Kind regards,
Steven Olson
I'm working on a pro bono project for a NOLA group ...
Target:
http://www.orchidsuites.net/nolarelief/nola
I'm working here:
http://nolarelief.orchidsuites.net
and having several small problems - mostly due to the hour ...
I can't get the red background beneath the masthead to show up -
I'm working on a pro bono project for a NOLA group ...
Target:
http://www.orchidsuites.net/nolarelief/nola
I'm working here:
http://nolarelief.orchidsuites.net
and having several small problems - mostly due to the hour ...
I can't get the red background beneath the masthead to show up -
Peter,
It appears that you are trying to achieve a 2 column fluid design with a
header. You would also like the left and right columns to extend to the
bottom of the viewport regardless of the content within the columns. There
are a number of resources that offer free examples of various types
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