Re: [css-d] clearing Disraeli

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: On 16 Oct 2005, at 11:14 am, David Laakso wrote: The .navcontainer at the bottom of this page containing "Jump To Top," does not clear. But only when images are disabled in FF(not tweaked for IE). Why be that, questions D

Re: [css-d] clearing Disraeli

On 16 Oct 2005, at 11:14 am, David Laakso wrote: The .navcontainer at the bottom of this page containing "Jump To Top," does not clear. But only when images are disabled in FF(not tweaked for IE). Why be that, questions Disraeli? Using the latest ni

[css-d] Re: clearing Disraeli

David Laakso wrote: The .navcontainer at the bottom of this page containing "Jump To Top," does not clear. But only when images are disabled in FF(not tweaked for IE). Why be that, questions Disraeli? Thanks. ~dL Weird. Seems fine in FF now. But goof

[css-d] clearing Disraeli

The .navcontainer at the bottom of this page containing "Jump To Top," does not clear. But only when images are disabled in FF(not tweaked for IE). Why be that, questions Disraeli? Thanks. ~dL -- David Laakso http://www.dlaakso.com ___

[css-d] A big Thank You

... to all on this list. You have managed to solve so many of my problems without my having even to pose most of my questions. Serendipitously (is that a word?) many issues have come up at the time I had a similar query. Problem solved before even asking. One observation/tip - dealing with other C

Re: [css-d] Specifying Mixed Values (%, em, px) in CSS

On 15 Oct 2005, at 10:29 pm, Derek de Jong wrote: Now, I remember reading at some point in my long and sordid history with CSS that one should be able (maybe just theoretically according to the W3C spec, or is anticipated in CSS3?) to combine percentages, ems, and pixel values. Something like

Re: [css-d] Width of floats

Holly wrote: From: Derek de Jong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> nternet Explorer is including the margin *inside the box width*, while W3C-spec browsers (rightly) are not. No 'current' version of IE/Win that I know of includes margins *inside the box width* as you have stated. IE5.x/Win browsers

Re: [css-d] Width of floats

From: Derek de Jong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Internet Explorer is including the margin *inside the box width*, while >W3C-spec browsers (rightly) are not. No 'current' version of IE/Win that I know of includes margins *inside the box width* as you have stated. IE5.x/Win browsers, and IE6 in quirks

Re: [css-d] Little help with IE? Vertically stacked divs with hovers

Eric Hassler wrote: http://erichassler.com/test14/index.php When hovering over the text, the background image in the tag swaps as one would expect, but you'll notice that the top curvy graphic (which is the background) doesn't swap. IE/win can't :hover on anything but - yet. You may try

Re: [css-d] Height of div in IE/Win

Dennis Germundal wrote: I've got a site I'm working on here: http://www.chemsec.org/new The problem is a div at the bottom (#subsbottom Add: #subsbottom {font-size: 1px; line-height: 0;} ...or else IE/win will try to line it up as text even though there's no text in it. Now, have a look at

Re: [css-d] New site - now CSS-driven

> Bill Stemp wrote: > > >I have just re-written a site, which previously used tables for layout. The > >new version is purely CSS-driven. The site has only been tested in FF, NS, > >IE and Opera (latest versions of each). > > It looks great, but one suggestion: add line-height, to give a little

[css-d] Little help with IE? Vertically stacked divs with hovers

Hi folks. Here's the link: http://erichassler.com/test14/index.php The vertically stacked series of buttons in the sidebar is giving me some trouble in IE... When hovering over the text, the background image in the tag swaps as one would expect, but you'll notice that the top curvy graphi

Re: [css-d] Beginner's Positioning Question - IE6

pfaff wrote: Howdy, folks! A friend of mine pointed me to this list, so hopefully y'all can help me. I've done my very first attempt at CSS and it looks great and slick and exactly how I want it in every single browser... except, of course, IE6. It's a rather simple site, nothing fancy, but

[css-d] Height of div in IE/Win

Hello! My first post, and it's an IE6-issue alright! I've got a site I'm working on here: http://www.chemsec.org/new The problem is a div at the bottom (#subsbottom - I've given it a dashed upper and bottom border just so you'll see which one I mean) which is supposed to be 1px high, but in I

[css-d] New site - now CSS-driven

You might want to have a look at this site using: Netscape 6 Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; m18) Gecko/20010131 Netscape6/6.01 I am getting 2 effects one is quite strange as follows:- 1) there is a split immediately above the "about us" link on the main page with a height of

Re: [css-d] Why is h2 rule needed?

Arlen Walker wrote: Both border AND padding will contain margins and prevent the collapsing. So, if I'm understanding your experiment, you've actually "proved" that the spec is being followed in this instance. Ah, yes. I'd missed the parenthetical comment. So that *is* precisely what was goi

RE: [css-d] Requesting Help with "shifting pixel" bug in IE

I already received a fix! Thank you so much. I inadvertently answered "Ingo" back directly, so here is my response for those of you on the list who may also be trying to help: "Thanks for the help. I truly appreciate your expertise. It does seem to work now.. The original reason for the "posi

Re: [css-d] Requesting Help with "shifting pixel" bug in IE

Jim Chapin wrote: I have an IE problem that I was hoping to get some help on. I am currently converting an existing design to CSS from a table based layout. I need to be as standards based as possible as well as providing a high level of accessibility. Other than using way more "divs" than I'

Re: [css-d] Requesting Help with "shifting pixel" bug in IE

Jim Chapin wrote: ...In IE 6, the list spacing is wrong when the page loads. As you hover over each of the links, it shifts down into its proper position... http://www.cubscouting.com/photometry2.cfm Jim, I don't get the reason for the position:relative here: #onecolcontent li a:link { ..

Re: [css-d] Why is h2 rule needed?

On Oct 15, 2005, at 1:00 PM, Holly Bergevin wrote: I believe your description is exactly what the specs describe about collapsing margins, quoted below - "In this specification, the expression collapsing margins means that adjoining margins >(no padding or border areas separate them)

Re: [css-d] list styling

On 10/14/05, Reese @ M2 Web Studios <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello there, > > I'm new to the list and appreciate in advance any assistance with this. > > A client of mine has a list to display of about 300 magazine titles. I'd > like to set these up for her using CSS lists so they can be in col

[css-d] Beginner's Positioning Question - IE6

Howdy, folks! A friend of mine pointed me to this list, so hopefully y'all can help me. I've done my very first attempt at CSS and it looks great and slick and exactly how I want it in every single browser... except, of course, IE6. It's a rather simple site, nothing fancy, but stuff doesn't

[css-d] Beginner's Positioning Question - IE6

Howdy, folks! A friend of mine pointed me to this list, so hopefully y'all can help me. I've done my very first attempt at CSS and it looks great and slick and exactly how I want it in every single browser... except, of course, IE6. It's a rather simple site, nothing fancy, but stuff doesn't

[css-d] Requesting Help with "shifting pixel" bug in IE

I have an IE problem that I was hoping to get some help on. I am currently converting an existing design to CSS from a table based layout. I need to be as standards based as possible as well as providing a high level of accessibility. Other than using way more "divs" than I'd like, I have pretty

Re: [css-d] what DOM inspector tool can I get?

On Oct 15, 2005, at 2:50 AM, Derek de Jong wrote: I could have sworn Fire Fox had one. Can anone point me to a reliable DOM inspector tool I could use? I made this bookmarklet to quickly make printable DOM views from any page you're viewing. Not sure if this will survive email, but here goe

Re: [css-d] Why is h2 rule needed?

From: Arlen Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> > >Hmmm. If the top margin of the h2 is allowed to "reach through" an >unbordered box, but not allowed to reach through a border, you might >be on to something. >Unfortunately, this idea fails

Re: [css-d] New site - now CSS-driven

Bill Stemp wrote: I have just re-written a site, which previously used tables for layout. The new version is purely CSS-driven. The site has only been tested in FF, NS, IE and Opera (latest versions of each). I would appreciate any info regarding how the site works. I am especially interested t

Thanks! Re: [css-d] Culture Lab: pulpculture.org site check query

Thanks to all for comments and criticisms! Next step is to get the content updated and figure out how to efficiently notify everyone about the relaunch! Ugh! Culture Lab | Pulp Culture Collective http://www.pulpculture.org http://blog.pulpculture.org __

RE: [css-d] Is Z reliable?

Well, what I mean by scripting is that instead of changing the z-index (however you change it), you'd add a class to the tab. So, in the end, it could look something like: .tabs li { height: 45px } .tabs .selected { height: 72px } Tab 1 Tab 2 Tab 3 (sel

[css-d] Beginner question: problem with fixed layout w/2columns - second one only appears after first has ended

I've been messing with CSS for a Movable Type 3.2 weblog. Before I've put content on the blog, the Main column (on left) and the side column (on right) were correct. After I've added the posts I've exported from Blogger, the 2nd column only appears after the content of the first one has finished.

[css-d] New site - now CSS-driven

I have just re-written a site, which previously used tables for layout. The new version is purely CSS-driven. The site has only been tested in FF, NS, IE and Opera (latest versions of each). I would appreciate any info regarding how the site works. I am especially interested to know how it wor

[css-d] Specifying Mixed Values (%, em, px) in CSS

Alright, maybe a more bizarre question for the list, and I don't know why or how it burrowed into my brain, but I think I blame Stu Nicholls . Now, I remember reading at some point in my long and sordid history with CSS that one should be able (maybe just theoreticall

Re: [css-d] Site Check please - MLPforMen

On 10/14/05 5:18 PM, "RKN Studio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just getting ready to launch a new line for the customer. The mail for isn't > working here - but I know that works. > > http://www.rknstudio.com/sites/mlpformen/home.html > > Mac users input is greatly appreciated. Mac OS 10.2.4:

RE: [css-d] two images (backgrounds in divs) side by side

Sam - I think there's a problem with floated & non-floated divs. If I take your CSS and float all elements in the left-hand column, it displays correctly (without adding the nonsense text). Hopefully somebody else on this list can explain why, but my experience is to be careful with unfloated and

[css-d] two images (backgrounds in divs) side by side

I have a site I'm working on: http://www.markcreeves.com/newpage/ It looks fine, but the odd thing was I had to add some nonsense text to #peoplebox to get it to display properly. Any idea why it would behave that way, and either a way to fix the problem, or just an all around different way to mak

Re: [css-d] Netscape 6 issues expert guidance needed.

Tony Crockford wrote: so here goes: http://www.boldfishclient.co.uk/addicted2tv/hyper/index.htm http://www.boldfishclient.co.uk/addicted2tv/hyper has all the pages listed, if you want a look at the other stuff. My questions: any ideas why it's doing it so i can attempt a fix. or any feel

Re: [css-d] what DOM inspector tool can I get?

Adam Helweh wrote: I could have sworn Fire Fox had one. Can anone point me to a reliable DOM inspector tool I could use? Thanks Adam __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/

Re: [css-d] what DOM inspector tool can I get?

On Fri, 14 Oct 2005, Adam Helweh wrote: > I could have sworn Fire Fox had one. Can anone point me to a reliable > DOM inspector tool I could use? The DOM Inspector tool is already built in, if Firefox is installed appropriately. Choose the Custom Install during the install phase; "Web Develope