Hi all,
Here's a quote from a recent post, which I've modified to make a point.
I've removed the attribution, as my intention is not to single out any
person in particular, but to make an observation about something I've seen
with disappointing regularity:
I recognize the frustration
At 11:27 PM 9/22/2005, Andrew Gregory wrote:
...
The problem is the work process by
which a design is only checked in one, maybe two browsers while the
development proceeds, then when everything is finished it is checked in
more browsers.
It's great to see this point made, Andrew (although I'm
Many studies have found that the earlier bugs are found, the cheaper,
quicker, and easier they are to fix. That applies to web design too.
I hope more of you might consider earlier testing. I expect the result
would be happier web designers, and more robust cross-browser designs.
What it
Andrew Gregory wrote:
...
Many studies have found that the earlier bugs are found, the cheaper,
quicker, and easier they are to fix. That applies to web design too.
And the earlier web designers include this point in their
learning-process, the quicker they'll end up with cross-browser
Hi all,
Now that I've got browser testing off my chest, it's time to admit I
haven't done much testing myself, in Safari anyway.
My excuse is that I'm a Windows person, not a Mac person, and until very
recently, didn't have access to a Mac at all. The closest I got to Safari
was
Voices of CSM is a great website for a first attempt at CSS design.
All those having trouble designing with CSS should learn from this example.
If anyone has a moment and can check out my site (this is my first all CSS
site) - it seems to be okay in IE6, FF, Opera NN7, but I'm not sure
about
Andrew Gregory wrote:
... Safari chops off all the menus at the right edge of the
left-most drop down, although they are active for their full width
even if you can't see it.
Ex. http://www.scss.com.au/family/andrew/pdas/palm/myprogs/sudoku/
Just a hint:
ul.menu li {
display:
Eric Shepherd wrote:
making it, but you can check out www.creeksidebanquet.com, and my
article on A List Apart, at www.alistapart.com/articles/hybrid/,
Hi
Last night I worked through Erics ALA article, which is great. And I
thought I'd achieved what I needed and yup it is (almost) all
images/masthead770.gif in your coding I guess refers to
originalmasthead.gif in your images folder. Filenames should be exactly
the same, otherwise they can't be found. Aside from that there are a lot
of images not in the folder you are refering to in your coding. Double
check if they are uploaded
I cannot believe how hard CSS is. I am ready to give
up. What am I doing wrong?
http://www.wminc.biz/newpage.htm
Can anyone help me?
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On 23/09/05, Nancy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot believe how hard CSS is. I am ready to give
up. What am I doing wrong?
http://www.wminc.biz/newpage.htm
It really depends on how what you get is differing from what you want.
To take a wild guess - you've made the links inside #button
Yazmin Media wrote:
On 9/22/05, Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's probably a rounding error. Can you send the URL of the page that
has a similar problem?
Sure. Here it is:
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/tabs.htm
Ok, now you have me confused. This is the same
Nancy Smith wrote:
I cannot believe how hard CSS is. I am ready to give up. What am I
doing wrong?
Relax. The learning-curve is pretty steep. After a while it's mostly fun
all the way.
http://www.wminc.biz/newpage.htm
Can anyone help me?
Sure...
What's the problem?
Add a few details to go
Part of the problem is at the end of your code you have:
/body/html
/body
/html
Drop the last two lines and that will help.
Nancy Smith wrote:
I cannot believe how hard CSS is. I am ready to give
up. What am I doing wrong?
http://www.wminc.biz/newpage.htm
Can anyone help me?
Hey guys,
I'm no spring onion when it comes to CSS, but creating this has me stumped.
It's a centered layout, but with columns stretching out to the left edge.
http://www.multiblah.com/exps/css/centered_left/left.html
Is that possible to do that with CSS at all? I'm struggling to figure out
On Sep 22, 2005, at 3:08 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
I have my copy, but have yet had the chance to read it, so I can
only comment that it exists and had decent review on Amazon.
I've read it, repeatedly. I can generally recommend anything with
Molly's name on it, but this one is even better
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 16:21:37 +0800, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Andrew Gregory wrote:
... Safari chops off all the menus at the right edge of the left-most
drop down, although they are active for their full width even if you
can't see it.
Ex.
Is it possible to style generated text?
/* Example: CSS */
a {
font-family: arial;
color: red;
text-decoration: none;
}
a.left-arrow:before {
content: ;
}
!-- Example: HTML --
a href=thispage.html class=left-arrowGo to this page/a
The link will appear in all red arial, like
Hi Kevin
Kevin Cannon wrote:
http://www.multiblah.com/exps/css/centered_left/left.html
Do you have a screen shot online to demonstrate what you are trying to
achieve?
Do you know how big the left column will 'always' be?
I'm no spring onion when it comes to CSS, but creating this has me
I just had some very good news and I have this template lying around.
Did it for a friend but it seems it'll never pull off anyway...
http://www.wait-till-i.com/index.php?p=165
enjoy and good weekend
Chris
--
Chris Heilmann
Blog: http://www.wait-till-i.com
Writing: http://icant.co.uk/
Kevin:
The site you gave does it really poorly. This is very easy to do with
divs... you just put the fixed div inside the stretched div. Let me show
you:
div style= width:100%;
div style= width: 550px; position:relative; left:50%; margin-left:-275px;
content
/ div / div
See what it
Kristina,
The HTML I posted is what I want it to look like.
(minus the red borders, which are just to show the tables)
The 'left column' has to stretch to fill the space. The actual content, that's
750px wide, should always be centered, and the colours on the left adjusting
to fill the space.
Hi Jim,
That's almost there. The challenge i'm facing is how to get the rows to go
flush to the left edge. What you've done there has got everything spot on up
to that point. Do you think there's any way to persuade the those rows, to go
flush to the left edge?
Cheers,
- Kevin
On Fri, Sep 23,
Christian Heilmann wrote:
I just had some very good news and I have this template lying around.
Did it for a friend but it seems it'll never pull off anyway...
http://www.wait-till-i.com/index.php?p=165
enjoy and good weekend
thanks chris, and that's also for the book tip.
dwain
--
dwain
Hi All,
I am as guilty as most of being drawn into off topic discussion. Often
not actually realising that it is off topic. Sometimes I have been
surprised that certain subjects have been allowed to run as I thought
them off topic. So I re-read all the guidelines and then did an analysis
of the
Hi all. Happy Friday :)
I'm working on setting up a print version for an online QA evaluation
form for my company.
The problem i'm having, is that if the entered text is bigger than what
the textarea can hold in physical shape/size, it obviously clips the
text and is not printed. Whatever
In Mozilla and SeaMonkey, and in Firefox after installation of the
Chatzilla extension, entering the IRC URI irc://irc.mozilla.org/#css in
the urlbar will cause the CSS channel on Moznet to open in Chatzilla.
At http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?action=findfind=OffTopic at the
bottom I want to add
On 23/09/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to style generated text?
a.left-arrow:before {
content: ;
color: blue;
}
--
David Dorward http://dorward.me.ukhttp://blog.dorward.me.uk
__
I have done this - in the css for Print media I simply set the div that
scrolls to not have overflow in it - see my site:
https://webdb.princeton.edu/dbtoolbox/query.asp?qname=scadmembers
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Cummiskey
Kevin,
The rows will go flush to the left and right if the borders are removed and
the width is changed from 99.8% to 100%. Perhaps I don't understand you
design objective.
Jim
On 9/23/05, Kevin Cannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jim,
That's almost there. The challenge i'm facing is how to
On 9/23/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to style generated text?
/* Example: CSS */
a {
font-family: arial;
color: red;
text-decoration: none;
}
a.left-arrow:before {
content: ;
}
You can style generated content in standards-compliant
Nancy Smith wrote:
I cannot believe how hard CSS is. I am ready to give
up. What am I doing wrong?
http://www.wminc.biz/newpage.htm
Can anyone help me?
Works on my end?
http://www.dlaakso.com/sandbox/mech.html
and:
Captures:
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=193127
Brian, have you used a different style sheet specifically for printed
material (print/css)?
On 9/23/05, Julie Angarone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have done this - in the css for Print media I simply set the div that
scrolls to not have overflow in it - see my site:
On Fri, Sep 23, 2005 at 07:34:02AM -0700, Jim Davis wrote:
Kevin,
The rows will go flush to the left and right if the borders are removed and
the width is changed from 99.8% to 100%. Perhaps I don't understand you
design objective.
I didn't explain well.
You haven't got a background color
I started working on restyling my company's website because the
origional web designer simply used antiquated markup. I decided on using
Mark Newhouse's 3col layout in the wiki to achieve the same layout, but
without the table. I ran across a problem when I made the list items
block level
Josue Martinez wrote:
Brian, have you used a different style sheet specifically for printed
material (print/css)?
yes. i have a main.css for media = screen and a print.css for media=print
On 9/23/05, Julie Angarone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have done this - in the css for Print media I
Jeff Rechten wrote:
IE puts ridiculous spaces above and below the links, breaking up a
beautiful menu. I was wondering if anyone could help me solve this problem.
maybe this article will help:
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2004/09/15/emreallyem-undoing-htmlcss/
On 23/09/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to style generated text?
a.left-arrow:before {
content: ;
color: blue;
}
OK, I must have missed a typo earlier, I couldn't get that working, but it
is indeed making the generate the color I want.
I also encountered a
Jeff Rechten wrote:
IE puts ridiculous spaces above and below the links, breaking up a
beautiful menu.
http://www.alumitank.com/test/warranty.htm
An old IE-bug...
Adding a 'hasLayout'[1] trigger...
#leftcol ul li a {_height: 0;}
...will cure it in your case. Tested in IE6.
regards
var textareasp=[];
function convertToPrint() { var i, n, tTs, nE;
tTs=gETN('textarea');
for(n=tTs.length, i=0; in; i++) {
nE=cE('p', '', 'textareabox', tTs.value);
tTs.parentNode.insertBefore(nE, tTs); nE.from=tTs;
textareasp.push(tTs); tTs.style.display='none';
}
}
function
Hello,
I have a question to end my desperate efforts building the css for my
site.
Site: http://www.glorybox.de/temp/index.html
CSS: http://www.glorybox.de/temp/css/main.css
Screenshot IE: http://www.glorybox.de/temp/ie.jpg
Screenshot Firefox: http://www.glorybox.de/temp/moz.jpg
* Firefox
* Rob Cochrane [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-09-23 01:20]:
Alan Gutierrez wrote:
A newbie question on styling forms.
A structure question...
What elements do I use to markup structure? DL/DT/DD? UL/LI?
For me label is a pretty logical way of marking up forms along with
* Where does this gap come in front of the menu items?
It comes from a default padding (in ff) and margin (in ie) on the ul.
This should fix it:
#bread ul {
margin-left: 0;
padding-left: 0;
}
While IE does not display the bottom border.
How can I achieve the same on IE?
Perhaps changing the
Hi all,
I'm new to CSS, and this is my first post to the list, so apologies in
advance if I miss any of the rules...
I've created a 3-column layout (with header and footer) based on Ryan
Brill's article in ALA on negative margins. The layout works fine in FF, but
not in IE. Some of the pages
Howdy,
I've set up a background image with a small arrow on hyper links in my
navigation. This works fine in Firefox and other Gecko browsers but I
can't get it to render in IE6. Here is a page that uses it
graphic-arts-schools.com/find.php
http://www.graphic-arts-schools.com/find.php
* CJ Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This should fix it:
#bread ul {
margin-left: 0;
padding-left: 0;
}
It does fix it. Thank you.
While IE does not display the bottom border.
How can I achieve the same on IE?
Perhaps changing the height of your #bread is possible? If so, try
adding the
Friday, September 23, 2005, 10:13:44 AM, Brian wrote:
the textarea can hold in physical shape/size, it obviously clips the
text and is not printed. Whatever is in the scrolling part of the box
This may fail miserably, but in your print CSS you might try:
textarea {height:auto;
Thanks to Norm Loewen, Julie Angarone, and Richard Brown for taking a
look at
http://covinahigh68.com/testing.htm
on Macs with various browsers and reporting what they saw.
There should be a banner across the top, gradiating from white at the
left to red at the right. Superimposed on
Erik Domingo wrote:
I've created a 3-column layout (with header and footer) based on Ryan
Brill's article in ALA on negative margins. The layout works fine in
FF, but not in IE. Some of the pages (when viewed in IE) have the
right column (#sidebar) not floating within the container element
I cannot believe how hard CSS is. I am ready to give up.
Don't give up Nancy. CSS isn't easy but it is worth the effort to learn.
And don't let the expertise on this list fool you. At some point, we were
all beginners. The more I learn about CSS the more I know I don't know.
What am I doing
Erik Domingo wrote:
Some of the pages (when viewed in IE) have the right column
(#sidebar) not floating within the container element (#wrapper). It's
forcing the #sidebar element below the container, as if there's a .clear
being invoked.
You can see this bad behavior at
From: Sam Partington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.luusac.org.uk/calendar.html?new_menu
Now I've come across a strange IE glitch, where IE renders one of the
months (August) twice, even though its in the markup only once.
Any ideas?
I don't know why this works (all I did was try a few things),
Erik, I like the layout but I think you may need more contrast on this
website, especially if some of your users will be elderly.
Erik Domingo wrote:
Some of the pages (when viewed in IE) have the right column
(#sidebar) not floating within the container element (#wrapper). It's
forcing the
From: Nancy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I did my first CSS site, and I am ready to go back to
tables Please look at my site and tell me what I
did wrong. I feel like such a looser - all that work
and it the CSS doesn't work. http://www.wminc.biz
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Rich,
from your css:
#header ul li a {
color: #FF;
display: block;
font-variant:small-caps;
text-decoration: none;
font-weight: bolder;
font-size: .9em;
padding: 0 0 0px 20px;
margin: 0px 0 0 0;
text-align: left;
background: url(../images/chrome/arrow_bullet.gif) no-repeat scroll left
Guy K. Haas wrote:
http://covinahigh68.com/testing.htm
Can anyone explain why the white colt is not visible for some?
Check what screen/window-size they use. The white colt disappears into
the white background at width:1400, and reappears slightly at around
width:1546. So you need to define
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