On my home page (www.leschambres.co.za/) towards the bottom of the page there
is a section titled Franschhoek, Franschoek or Franshoek? with a green
background. This is the #spellings div.
In IE, look at the left of this div and you will see what appears to be a 3px
gap. I've got a cc that
Hello all,
I am looking to create a navigation bar for the header of my
vBulletin driven website.
Rather then using tables, I thinking of doing it with CSS. I already
have the title and subtitle placed with CSS, but I am out of my depth
with horizontal nav bars.
Horizontal leyout,
Bill Stemp wrote:
www.leschambres.co.za/
Yes, its the 3px bug, but it does affect more than just the #spellings
content.
The 3px bug is a hardwired IE property of floats, affecting the
content of adjacent elements. As there is no way to stop it from doing
so, the fix is to make room
On 18/10/05, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am out of my depth with horizontal nav bars.
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/
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I want to create horizontal navigation tabs that have round-corners
using only CSS.
Is there a way I can do this with CSS only?
Yes, I know you can do this with an image, my preference is CSS
Thanks,
There is nifty corners, but that involves JavaScript and a lot of
extraneous markup:
On 21/10/05, Spencer Ivery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to create horizontal navigation tabs that have round-corners
using only CSS.
Is there a way I can do this with CSS only?
pedantNothing can be done with CSS only, you need at least some
markup to hand it from/pedant
CSS 3 drafts
Charles,
It's the float left tag in your #header tag.
I believe this causes the following tag to ignore this tags placement. Sorry
I don't have more professional reasons as to why it doesn't work correctly
with that tag, but getting rid of it repairs the problem.
Thanks,
Michael
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Hi all,
On my personal site - http://jayloden.com - I've got an image banner across
the top. My problem is pretty simple; I want to avoid having a fixed width
design (i.e. setting the page max-width to the width of the banner image),
but still keep an attractive layout.
At the moment, what
Hi. I have a select box set up with a 20px image as
the submit button. I've tried several approaches to
get the select box and the button to line up so that
they're more or less vertically centered (the gif is
taller than the select box. I'd like the select box to
appear left of the gif,
At 8:52 AM -0700 10/21/05, Derek de Jong wrote:
Why is Mozilla using a proprietary moz- CSS property? Wouldn't it be
easier, for them, to just begin supporting CSS3 properties? Is it
because they don't properly implement the CSS3 border-radius?
I don't want to delve too deeply into
Hi, all...
Is there a way to control the transparency of the background
color of a DIV? background:transparency 50% ???
Thanks,
Rick
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Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
Working on an internal project that runs on an old Epicentric portal
installation. The pages have no DTD (and I cannot get one inserted -
long story), so in IE6 the pages load in quirks mode.
No DTD means it's quirks mode in _every_ browser on earth.
I've got a
I have a problem. I am trying to create CSS for my resume that is
completely self-contained and doesn't rely on any external URLs or
attached files so that I can email my resume to somebody and know that
it can be viewed offline without any problems. Here is what I have:
--- Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The voice-family hack is extremely unreliable, and should not be used.
Agh... it's been so long since I used a box model hack, I didn't realize that.
I usually try and
avoid box model issues altogether but I can't seem to avoid it on this menu.
have a look at http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/index.html
actually, i was looking at the wrong one. sorry.
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Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
http://www.pixelmech.com/rev/menu.html (css is inline)
Have I made a mistake implementing the hack, or am I simply going
about things the wrong way? I've never had so much trouble with a nav
list, although this one is nested 4 deep..still...
Now I'm really confused
Hi All,
I was wondering what the group thought of this...
http://www.cityphotographics.co.uk/
compared to http://www.tboult.co.uk
Should I be happy that someone thinks what I've done is good enough for them to
copy or is this blatant plagerism?
TIA
Trevor
I was wondering what the group thought of this...
http://www.cityphotographics.co.uk/
compared to http://www.tboult.co.uk
Should I be happy that someone thinks what I've done is good enough for them
to copy or is this blatant plagerism?
Plagiatism, a form of flattery. It seems though that
i am building this page:
http://chathamforest.blast.com/
the page validates for html and css
I have it looking right on all browsers except safari. on safari the
right side border of the whole content is an id called border on a td
tag. it is one pixel off to the right.
on the footer the
http://www.cityphotographics.co.uk/
compared to http://www.tboult.co.uk
Should I be happy that someone thinks what I've done is good
enough for them to copy or is this blatant plagerism?
Ha ha! Blatant plagerism! View the source:
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Too
I was thinking of asking him for a days work £250, and suggest I could complete
his navigation.
Trevor
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On 10/21/05, Jay Loden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
On my personal site - http://jayloden.com - I've got an image banner across
the top. My problem is pretty simple; I want to avoid having a fixed width
design (i.e. setting the page max-width to the width of the banner image),
but still
Maybe you just didn't use the right search queries?
http://liquid.rdpdesign.com
There's a resources section too, which might be helpful for you.
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rdpdesign.com ... liquid.rdpdesign.com ... montoya.rdpdesign.com
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I had noticed the source code stuff but wanted to know how much does someone have to change a site before its become their
property?, hence me asking the comparison.
He was kind enough to leave a phone number, I shall call him tomorrow and refer him to my terms page and solicitor if he doesn't
Jay Loden wrote:
http://jayloden.com
At the moment, what I'm doing is simply centering the banner image, so that if
you have a browser window wider than a fullscreen 1024x768, it just expands
to the full width with the banner image centered across the top. On the plus
side, I avoid annoying
I'm back again with another query.
I have some vertical roller lists with a 1px bottom border. I'm currently
running in 1024x768 mode (XP), when I zoom out in Opera (usually around 80%)
SOME of the borders on my rollover lists disappear. I've also seen the
problem in Firefox with my code in the
I wanted to know how much people copy other people CSS code. Is it a un-written rule that you can copy other peoples css code and
adapt as you own?
He me asking other CSS developers what they thought. It had crossed my mind the guy was a member of this list and would come back at
me saying I'm
Trevor Boult wrote:
I had noticed the source code stuff but wanted to know how much does
someone have to change a site before its become their property?,
hence me asking the comparison.
OK, time to put the moderator hat on. As fascinating as this topic
may be, it is not germane to a CSS
Georg wrote, in part,
The voice-family hack is extremely unreliable,
and should not be used.
I'm a CSS beginner, slowly working through Dan Cedarholm's _Bulletproof Web
Design_ and applying principles to my site, and he recommended this hack in
the design of sites he argues are
http://test.upc-orlando.com 3 column (home page)
http://test.upc-orlando.com/ministries/children 2 column
http://test.upc-orlando.com/gallery/gallery02.html 1 column
I'm not a pro so be kind ;)
No pro here either. I also just work pro-bono for non-profits. But I've
received much help
I'm very new to CSS, and have been toying with the look and feel of my
poker forum. One problem I have run into is when users post articles
with links within the article, the link color is too light for the white
background of the article text.
I was wondering if I could set the link
Hi,
I'm having problems with another horizonal navigation which I'm hoping
someone can help me with. http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.html
(http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.css) looks exactly how I want it to in
IE but looks completely different in Firefox. Does anyone have any ideas
how
James Crispino wrote:
I was wondering if I could set the link attributes separately for
links contained within a specific table.
Certainly. Give your specific table an ID attribute, and then just use:
#tableID a:link {color: myColor;}
#tableID a:visited {color: myOtherColor;}
If that
CUT
I use 100.01% and can't remember the exact reason for the
fraction. I believe to work around an earlier Opera problem ...
I found a brief explaination at the end of this page (Listing 16)
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=FAF76print=true
Mark.
That's brilliant - thanks!
Ali :o)
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On 10/21/2005 3:18 PM Alison Lee wrote:
I'm having
If nobody has a solution for this, does anyone know if there's a way I
can get only IE to use a character or symbol for a bullet instead of
the default types? Or is there a way I can make text appear before my
list items but only in IE?
Thanks,
Carl
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