[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am 99.9% complete. Just doing the final once over. Please take a
peak for me and let me know if anyones browsers are rendering crazy
things. Thanks
www.lice-control.com
Adam
Adam,
I can't tell you how much I enjoy reading about lice. Making this little
On 27/09/05, Steve Clason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And no, you can't change the http header on the page, but that's what
the Content-Type meta element is for, to change the content-type of
the page from what the http header says.
No, it is to provide an http header in the event that there
On 28/09/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having issues in IE (Im on a Mac here) getting the right items to
go down as they should be. It seems my knowlede of nesting tables has
waned in the last year. Can anyone take a look and let me know if I
styled things or placed the
Marc,
Win/IE6 - bullets in ul#setwidth don't show at all :(
Win/IE5.5 - bullets/list in ul#setwidth are moved to right (seems to apply
list-style-position: inside for some reason) as in screenshot :(
When I removed the width command, the lists worked fine. Applying a 90%
width seems to push
div id=middle_extended style=browser hack goes here /div
Is it possible to apply browser hacks that are not in the external css but
inline.
R.
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div id=middle_extended style=browser hack goes here /div
Is it possible to apply browser hacks that are not in the external css but
inline.
To make them even more of a hack and be in the way of maintenance?
On MSIE this is what conditional comments are for. Most browser hacks
work on the
I have figure out one more floating bug in IE. Have somebody else notice this
before and maybe have some workaround available.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/tuosu/iebug/floatingbugie.html
...
Luukku Plus paketilla pääset eroon tila- ja
Hi,
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 11:52 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
div id=middle_extended style=browser hack goes here /div
Is it possible to apply browser hacks that are not in the external css but
inline.
Yes, it's possible for some of them.
@import and selector hacks (like * html) do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
div id=middle_extended style=browser hack goes here /div
Is it possible to apply browser hacks that are not in the external css but
inline.
Hi
I have no idea as I can't think of an instance where I'd need to do
that. Have you tried it?
But aside from that, why
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two boxes that have different links in them (examples
http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/ex1.gif http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/ex2.gif
)
http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/drop_links.htm
http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/new.css
The problem is I need to have
Hi,
I'm also using overflow:auto in a div to mimic the behaviour of an
iframe. What I want is, basically, a div for text with a set width and
height that, when the text overflows, shows up a scrollbar.
Here's what I'm working on:
+
Here's what I'm working on:
+ http://dev.adrianocastro.net/help/0001/
So far, so good. It seems to work relatively well on most browsers
apart from some minor glitches when it comes to other text-size. Your
general comments are highly appreciated.
I cannot use it with a
Peter Frederiksen wrote:
I apologize. It's been less than a month since I read my first line of
html (or, for that matter, any other code).
Just FYI -- HTML is not code. It's markup. You wrap tags about pieces
of content to mark them up as headings or paragraphs or lists, etc.
This may
http://seeklocally.com/europe/
This one's a pretty simple one, just need to know if it's holding up on
the Shiny Side and in OpenSourceWorld.
Thanks!
bj
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Virus Database (VPS): 0539-1, 09/27/2005
Tested on: 9/28/2005 11:12:02 AM
Ok, working on my third CSS styled site and have hit a major snafu.
First two render well enough in FF, NS, and MSIE/Win [1]. Have not
checked them in other browsers.
The current project [2] renders fine in MSIE/Win but is completely out
of whack in FF or Netscape. Not sure why the difference
Thanks. To all of you.
I was actually looking at the listutorial (and testing) when I got your
reply.
And yes, this is *exactly* what I needed.
Regards,
Peter
- Original Message -
From: Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: css css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Wednesday,
2. Non-tabular data (items 4-6)
To make the design consistent this data needs to be put in tables
too.
No, it doesn't. If the 6 items are inclosed in a DIV, you can put a table of
3 items followed by a list of 3 items.
Or a list of 6 items :-)
I also get a bunch of errors/warnings for using a
href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]subject=The Indigo
Connection Website. Seems it does not like the last part where it
fills in the subject for the user. Again, just a personal preference but
I want to be able to fill in the subject line on
As an aside and since I am here, I tried validating the xhtml of the
current project and get a bunch of errors/warnings about not using
target=_blank with links. I know target= is not supposed to be used
but I do _not_ want links to other sites opening in the same window.
Joe-
Not to put
I have a 2-part question regarding the order of divs in an HTML page.
(Please note that the pages I design are only for my company's
customers, which I happen to know will be using IE.)
1. For a tableless CSS layout, I read that for search engines (SEO),
links should be at the top of the HTML.
Kim Finleyson wrote:
(Please note that the pages I design are only for my company's
customers, which I happen to know will be using IE.)
Just out of interest how do you know that they will only be using IE?
(sorry i know curiosity killed the cat, and all that but I just had to ask!)
;o)
You could generate the email, but you'd still have to echo it to HTML output
or perhaps do it with XSLT.
Nonetheless, once you've got the HTML built you can hardcode the CSS into it
or refer to a publicly available CSS and then send it with the browser.
jdw
On 9/25/05, Jan Brasna [EMAIL
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to get repeated footers to print?
I've done some research[*] and experimentation but
haven't been able to get a footer to print
bottom-aligned on every page.
[*]
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/alaprintstyles
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PrintingHeaders
Kim Finleyson wrote:
(Please note that the pages I design are only for my company's
customers, which I happen to know will be using IE.)
(doesn't matter)
1. For a tableless CSS layout, I read that for search engines (SEO),
links should be at the top of the HTML. However I've also read that
Can someone recommend an online course to learn CSS? I have picked up
enough to be dangerous and would like to redesign the company web site
to fully take advantage of CSS.
TIA,
Donna French
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can someone point me to a page that is 1) true, 2) reliable, and
recognizably authorative, and 3) that says what the default settings are
for Internet Explorer browsers - as in ViewText SizeLargest, Larger,
Medium, Smaller, Small?
I'm in a heated debate with a company for whom I do a lot of
I really like w3schools.com. It's free. It's well layed out. and it has
that nice split-screen for trying stuff out.
cheers,
dave.
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I've decided it's time to become standards based, and get into XHTML 1.0
strict + CSS. I've been using CSS, but really a hybrid of HTML and XHTML,
never very consistent.
So having learned HTML old-school in 1994, getting good at XHTML design is
a bit challenging.
I've looked at CSS Zen Garden
Try lynda.com. I believe thay have a good starter...
On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 15:20:52 -0400, Donna French [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can someone recommend an online course to learn CSS? I have picked up
enough to be dangerous and would like to redesign the company web site
to fully take
Fixed header problem in IE. Image should pass under the header. And
scroll bar is not where one might expect it to be. Works as intended in
Opera and FF.
http://www.dlaakso.com/sandbox/aarre-test-1.html
(embedded)
Thanks.
David Laakso
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David Laakso
http://www.dlaakso.com
Donna Casey wrote:
can someone point me to a page that is 1) true, 2) reliable, and
recognizably authorative, and 3) that says what the default settings
are for Internet Explorer browsers - as in ViewText SizeLargest,
Larger, Medium, Smaller, Small?
I'm in a heated debate with a company for
BJ wrote:
http://seeklocally.com/europe/
This one's a pretty simple one, just need to know if it's holding up
on the Shiny Side and in OpenSourceWorld.
Thanks!
bj
20 screen captures-- Mac/Linux
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=194443
Best, dL
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David Laakso
I know this is off topic, and I am sorry.
Does anyone know where I can get royalty free or just play free background
images to use on my CSS for both business and personal needs?
Thanks heaps..
Abyss
www.Abyss.ws
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 3:55:14 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
the idea behind grouping like-content together, but I don't understand when
it is good to have an extra container (div) here and there.
ZG was designed with restyle-ability as the #1 goal and has plenty of
superfluous markup. For
Donna Casey wrote:
can someone point me to a page that is 1) true, 2) reliable, and
recognizably authorative, and 3) that says what the default settings are
for Internet Explorer browsers - as in ViewText SizeLargest, Larger,
Medium, Smaller, Small?
I'm in a heated debate with a company
I like the stock.xchng: http://www.sxc.hu/
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Abyss Information wrote:
I know this is off topic, and I am sorry.
Does anyone know where I can get royalty free or just play free background
images to use on my CSS for both business and personal needs?
Thanks heaps..
Abyss
There's a huge, wonderful collection of backgrounds at Citrus Moon:
http://citrusmoon.typepad.com/
ceri
On 9/28/05, Peter Beckman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the stock.xchng: http://www.sxc.hu/
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Abyss Information wrote:
I know this is off topic, and I am sorry.
From David Laakso:
Fixed header problem in IE. Image should pass under the header. And
scroll bar is not where one might expect it to be. Works as intended in
Opera and FF.
http://www.dlaakso.com/sandbox/aarre-test-1.html
(embedded)
Hi David,
The following changes provide a solution, of
Kevin Martin wrote:
...I've been given the directive that the website MUST look the same
in all browsers (primarily concerned with IE, FF, and Mozilla,
less-so on Opera).
Ok, turn that browser-list the other way around while
designing/coding/testing, and it shouldn't be much of a problem.
On 26/09/05, Kevin Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been given the directive that the website MUST look the same in
all browsers
Oh dear. Web, as a media, is not designed to look the same
everywhere. User's want larger fonts? They get large fonts. User's
want wider windows? They get wider
From: Holly Bergevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#IEgatehouse {
display: block;
text-align: center;
background: #A0522D;
height: 64px;
margin-top: 50px; /* new since previous email */
}
Removing the 50px padding from #gatekeeper puts the scrollbar closer to the
display in Gecko.
PS - You can add
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote (among other good bit of advice):
For cross-browser compatibility year 2005: rewrite all 'font:' so
font-sizes are defined in 'em' or '%', and line-heights are in 'em', '%'
or 'unitless', as IE/win can't resize fonts defined in px-units.
There are very few use cases
Okay, the screenshots seem to sum up what everyone has told me- the nav
bar and breadcrumb trail are borking in both Safari and Konqueror. And
simple has turned into not-so-simple once again.
Tedd also said: However, the navigation becomes confusing and doesn't
hold it's shape/configuration
Is it possible to set this page up so that they two gray boxes (Iron Giant is
Good, I Like Ray Liotta) stretch with the width of the browser window while
keeping the same amount of space inbetween the two boxes *and* so that the two
gray lines below How?s The Weather in Brazil? and Aquaman is
My favorite will always be www.istockphoto.com Not free, but *definitely*
cheap, and good photos/artwork.
~Shelly
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I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the page. Crap.
Now I have to add more divs and I have to add objects. Now display gunk is
going into my XHTML code when
Can someone recommend an online course to learn CSS? I have picked up
enough to be dangerous and would like to redesign the company web site
to fully take advantage of CSS.
I suggest you start here:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/index.htm
Felix Miata wrote:
Medium on IE is always 12pt BTW.
**yes, roughly 16px if you calculate the difference between windows and
macintosh (default 16px)
Exactly why is it you need to gauge size in pixel amounts?
Then sizing can be calculated easier. 1.2em in a container that inherits
the
I like http://www.k10k.net/frames.aspx?section=patterns for background
tiles...if that's what you're looking for.
-Tim
tzappe.com http://tzappe.com
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Hi Philippe,
I really appreciate the tips, you solved it.
I tried using a clearing div more than twice before I posted in the first
place.
I guess I'd been looking at it for too long, as I kept putting it in the
same place and scratching my head as to why it wouldn't work.
But I much prefer
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I looked into that by simply installing IE fresh to see what it
set up by default for text size, because I new most users would never
change it and wanted to match my default font size to look its best
with that setting.
It defaulted to Medium...
yes, the guy has since
I've used Eudora Light (3.0.6) for ca. 6 years both at home and work
without any such effect on IE 4/5/5.5/6/6SP1...
djn
Donna Casey wrote:
that indicate that if you have Eudora email, a glitch causes the default
of the IE browser to set to Smaller.
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Dolina 346 (TS) -
Dejan Kozina wrote:
I've used Eudora Light (3.0.6) for ca. 6 years both at home and work
without any such effect on IE 4/5/5.5/6/6SP1...
Eudora4x bug
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Donna Casey wrote:
..625em (62.5%) of (12pt)16px is 10px. If a containing block uses
that font-size, from there, it's dead easy to reset that #foo p to
what it would be normally at medium by setting it to 1.6em. If I set
something to 1.2em, I know it's 12px. The math is just easier and it
works
Just wanted to say thank-you for this list. The answer I received
from Georgon post help with disappearing borders in IE6/Win was
exactly the answer I needed. My borders are now appearing nicely. I'm
sure I will have more questions as I go along, and it is good to know
you are all here!
I have six images with the first one (image A) being a combination of image
on top and a text description below it. When you mouseover the remaining 5
images (with no text descriptions), I want the main image A to change for
each of the other 5 images. Same for the text description below
Hello,
I know no-one (or hardly no-one) uses IE 5 Mac anymore, but I am
trying to at least have my site presentable in that browser (it
currently is not). Right now nothing shows up at all except the outer
div and header graphic. The site is at
http://www.inspired-evolution.com/
and the CSS is
A load o people posted totally off topic suggestions to a thread
with off topic in the subject
Can you guys just stop this now please?
Once again it must be pointed out that if you are thinking of posting
something to [css-d] and find yourself writing off topic or
potentially off topic...
Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: Holly Bergevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#IEgatehouse {
display: block;
text-align: center;
background: #A0522D;
height: 64px;
margin-top: 50px; /* new since previous email */ }
Hope that helps,
~holly
Many thanks Holly for resolving a mind
On 29 Sep 2005, at 9:30 am, Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I know no-one (or hardly no-one) uses IE 5 Mac anymore,
Hmm, depending on your audience... I sometimes get up to 40% of Mac
users still browsing with IE.
but I am
trying to at least have my site presentable in that browser (it
currently is
From: David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One remaking bugger (ie only) is that the scroll bar arrow is trapped at
the bottom border of the header. And the scroll bar resides on the edge
of the max-width container (easiest seen at 1280) instead of against the
viewport. Commenting out the ie
On 29 Sep 2005, at 12:12 am, BJ wrote:
http://seeklocally.com/europe/
With Safari, your #path does it exactly what you tell it to do:
#path {
/* some other styles */
display: inline-block;
}
It collapses in width.
Opera supports inline-block, but partly expands it due to the floated
Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's a link if you'd like to check it out.
http://members.dslextreme.com/users/cssjedi/index1.html
I'm sure there are others with solutions to your dilemma. I haven't worked with
fixed positioning in quirks mode, so I don't have
Dear All,
I have a web page that uses CSS and number of div tags.
it shows is IE as 4 div segments per row (horizontally) then next 4 in second
row.
But when I am using firefox , everything is shown vertically in one column
itself.
Ex: IE shows as below.
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
Firefox
On 29 Sep 2005 05:13:14 -, praveen vejandla
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Dear All,
I have a web page that uses CSS and number of div tags.
it shows is IE as 4 div segments per row (horizontally) then next 4 in
second row.
But when I am using firefox , everything is shown vertically in
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