No, this isn't a cry for help. It's actually a word of advice.
If you are experiencing this you'll be glad to know there's a
solution. I found it at codestyle.org and thought I'd share it with you.
Some might already be aware of this but it's probably not a bad idea to
share the
Greetings All
Please check the following page: www.volume4.com/scq/
in the following browsers: PC: IE 5.5+, Firefox - MAC: Safari 2.0, Firefox
Thanks!
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Kind Regards
Schalk Neethling
Web Developer.Designer.Programmer.President
Volume4.Business.Solution.Developers
Hi There,
I have a small problem the answer to which may be as simple as saying
it's just not possible!
first here are the urls:
http://shoponline.com/site_css/test/frames.html
http://shoponline.com/site_css/test2/frames.html
In the first case, the side bar divs are before the main body
There's really not much to check - no links active, no buttons active - just
a very basic page.
In general, a few questions/observations (I'm running IE6 and Ffox 800x600)
* In IE dealer portal displays over 2 lines and a there is a gap
of over half the width of the car below
Schalk wrote:
Greetings All
Please check the following page: www.volume4.com/scq/
in the following browsers: PC: IE 5.5+, Firefox - MAC: Safari 2.0, Firefox
Thanks!
Schalk,
Couple of little things you may want to consider:
- You need a background-color on html, body. Not all OS/browsers
On 14 Nov 2005, at 12:38, Schalk wrote:
Greetings All
Please check the following page: www.volume4.com/scq/
in the following browsers: PC: IE 5.5+, Firefox - MAC: Safari 2.0,
Firefox
MAC:
Looks ok on Firefox, but on Safari, the 3 car images which I guess
are supposed to be to the
Hi all,
i've some problem to show the left DIV menu in this layout...
The problem appair only in FF.. as u can see the left DIV#body_LEFT don't
scroll at the bottom.
http://www.opent.it/gasper_test/index2.htm
sorry for my english.. someone can help me??
Augusto
thx
This message is pretty much for Al Sparber but of possible interest to
others.
I have used both the Projectseven CSS Tree Menu and Equal Column Length Java
script techniques successfully.
On this page I have tried to combine them.
http://dreamlaunch.erau.edu/indexec.html
The problem is the
Augusto Murri wrote:
The problem appair only in FF.. as u can see the left DIV#body_LEFT
don't scroll at the bottom.
The problem appear in all browsers but IE/win. IE/win is saved by the
'hasLayout' bug/feature.
Conclusion: IE/win is broken. Nothing new there.
I just inherited a mostly CSS based site. While poking through code,
which is well commented (Hey Mr. Previous Developer - thanks!!!) I came
across this on a page with a couple of nested tables:
!-- OK, CSS isn't working, try a f**king table! --
~TABLE HERE~
!-- F**king table ends here --
I've caught several people leeching designs and scripts and stuff by
placing odd comments in various locations. I have seen some doozies
before but this one is pretty funny.
On 11/14/05, Les Mizzell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just inherited a mostly CSS based site. While poking through code,
couldn't explain it to her. ...and I thought *I* left weird stuff in my
comments from time to time!!
I've contributed my fair share of odd comments, mostly after encountering
frustrated CSS bugs and then documenting the solution. Who says you can't be
humorous with comments? =)
But, on a
I used to do this - and I had to stop when a couple of clients got a little
offended. :( (Some people are no fun at all!) I've quit commenting
altogether because I can't seem to keep smart remarks like that from coming
through - and as they say, if you can't say something nice...
I'd hate to
But, on a quasi-related note, I have this thing about comments appearing on
production... Comments, as far as HTML goes, should only be for developers.
Language like F**king table isn't appropriate for the end user, and
neither is the bytes used (wasted?) on transmitting it.
To wrap up:
I am following the dropdown guide at
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns. Everything works fine but
I found something a little quirky that is throwing me.
In the li tag a width is a constant of 10em. I decided that since I
can't always guarantee the text size of my list items I would
Christian Heilmann wrote:
But, on a quasi-related note, I have this thing about comments appearing on
production... Comments, as far as HTML goes, should only be for developers.
Language like F**king table isn't appropriate for the end user, and
neither is the bytes used (wasted?) on transmitting
Hi,
I was about to ask if anyone knew where one stands in terms of font
embedding / font downloading. However, after going through the archives
I came to the conclusion (please correct me if I'm wrong) that font
embedding is just not viable.
The spec-correct @font [1] is
I switch it with ColdFusion, so no client side scripting.
I will produce a test scenario on a live site soon, but can't
unfortunately provide that yet. I will let you know when it is available!
Thanks,
Robyn
Ingo Chao wrote:
Robyn wrote:
Why does this happen?
Unfortunately this is on
Christian Heilmann wrote:
But, on a quasi-related note, I have this thing about comments appearing on
production... Comments, as far as HTML goes, should only be for developers.
Language like F**king table isn't appropriate for the end user, and
neither is the bytes used (wasted?) on
I put some crazy long hours in optimizing moiviemake over the weekend.
http://www.moviemadeproductions.com/
There were many GLARING issues including a Meta refresh that was choking
google-bot.
I did some keyword fishing and everything, FIXED the jacked menus (of
course) there is still much
I have an issue with table cells displaying differently in IE and FF. In IE
all appears well. But in FF, there is a gap at the bottom of each table td.
What is causing this?
http://www.kustom.com/092005/amps/guitar/guitaramps.asp
TIA
Jeff
Jon,
Here is a demo of an approach that uses a single div:
http://www.jimdavis.org/multifloats.htm
This example assumes all of the main images are the same size.
I haven't applied any IE fixes that may be required but it seems to
work in IE 6 and FF/win.
Jim
On 11/14/05, Jon Stephenson [EMAIL
I have an issue with table cells displaying differently in IE and FF. In IE
all appears well. But in FF, there is a gap at the bottom of each table td.
What is causing this?
http://www.kustom.com/092005/amps/guitar/guitaramps.asp
TIA
Jeff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an issue with table cells displaying differently in IE and FF.
In IE all appears well. But in FF, there is a gap at the bottom of
each table td.
What is causing this?
http://www.kustom.com/092005/amps/guitar/guitaramps.asp
Try:
img
It's a challenge allright, but I have to say, I don't think CSS is actually
able to do what you're saying. Too much of CSS is dependent of the order of
items, that I doubt you'd have enough flexibility to design whatever you want,
purely with CSS.
If you were not able to modify the
Oh, sorry about that.
That email was not intentionally sent to the mailing list.
I must have CC'ed CSS-Discuss on accident while composing that e-mail.
So chill out asshole.
-Original Message-
From: David Laakso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 11:43 AM
To:
Is it possible to create columns in CSS where the text automatically flows
from one column to another on the page?
Rachell Coe
Webmaster
King Estate Winery
541-942-9874 Ext: 136
http://www.kingestate.com
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css-discuss
Is it possible to create columns in CSS where the text
automatically flows
from one column to another on the page?
Rachell Coe
Rachell-
Only by using CSS3 which is not widely supported.
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/WD-css3-multicol-20010118/
Regards,
Ron
I better say at the start I didn't fully understand the question, so
this might be completely off base. If so, ignore it. If not, well
good. :)
One thing to note is that it's possible to fake the look of crossing
columns by using background images. The wiki has many useful links to
help you
Greetings All
Please have a look at the following page: http://www.volume4.com/tc/
When looking at this using Firefox, every thing is perfect(for now), but
IE has a different idea of how it interprets my CSS. Any ideas. Is this
time for conditional tags or am I missing something. Thanks!
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I've seen this done with a javascript/css solution somewhere. Has a
FOUC problem though. Might be worth googling, though.
On 11/14/05, Pringle, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to create columns in CSS where the text
automatically flows
from one column to another on the page?
I think you are missing the point here. There are lots of CMS driven
websites that have their layout controlled by CSS. This is not to say
that every page is identical, obviously you need different hooks, or
divs, on different pages. CSS Toolshed is not against that. The point
is that you can
Steve Tchorzewski wrote:
Oh, sorry about that.
That email was not intentionally sent to the mailing list.
I must have CC'ed CSS-Discuss on accident while composing that e-mail.
Apology accepted on behalf of the list.
So chill out asshole.
On the other hand, flaming of any kind is against the
I'm geekin out over this!!! Using the javascript implementation, how
widely is it supported?
Rachell Coe
Webmaster
King Estate Winery
541-942-9874 Ext: 136
http://www.kingestate.com
-Original Message-
From: Dan Kletter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 1:36
On 14/11/05, Rachell Coe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm geekin out over this!!! Using the javascript implementation, how
widely is it supported?
Before you go too far down that route, I suggest that you check out
Work is continuing apace on the site I am working on:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/graham.reeds/space
Sometimes I need to split the page into two or more logical blocks.
Naturally a horizontal rule would be the ideal divider for this.
However the current method uses three images to blend it
I've been trying to get it to work, but have been unsuccessful. According
to the page you linked me to, I have to put a link to the js underneath my
css link. I've done that. But where do I put the column commands? Do I add
them as a selector in my style sheet such as:
#columns {
I'm geekin out over this!!! Using the javascript implementation,
how
widely is it supported?
Trying to read flowed columns in a browser could be more of a
usability liability than aything else. I shudder to see where CSS3 is
attempting to take us. I don't want to editorialize the
I am trying to make a multiple column list in Dreamweaver. I am having
several problems:
1. In Dreamweaver: instead of appearing on the top of the page, the
multiple columns are appearing at the bottom of the page in staggered
order. How do I fix this?
After posting I sat down and took the styling to pieces. This might
help someone else.
I started off with just the hr / tag inside a div that had a 'clear:
both' rule to stop it overwriting other elements.
Then I applied the styling rule of style and hide from [1]. A bit of
tweaking gave me
Actually, I ran some experimental styling on the hr element in my last
design project, and found the following:
Firefox (1.5beta) and Opera (9beta) allow full customization of the hr
element. That's a good sign for the future, but I've yet to test it in
earlier versions.
IE (6, quirks mode)
hey there,
I cant seem to kill the vertical scroll bar on a text area in firefox. The
only thing that does it is if I increase the height on the text area which I
dont really want to do as I have a set height for an area that I dont want
to increase. Ive tried also the proprietary moz overflow
Hi. I find CSS great, but, I really can't get the nuances of CSS
Positioning. It's not that I can't read the specs or anythign - just
I really have trouble figuring out how to do the floats and clears and
the like properly to get what I have in my mind on to the screen.
I think part of this
I received a private message asking me to clarify the specifics of
what's troubling me:
I think the key problem I'm having is a precise definition of float
and clear.
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Are there any known issues/bugs with the
background-position property between IE and Moz?
Assays of the topic?
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Lst Recv wrote:
I received a private message asking me to clarify the specifics of
what's troubling me:
I think the key problem I'm having is a precise definition of float
and clear.
The basics (is well known I guess):
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#floats
Some not so basic:
Subject: Re: [css-d] The nuances of CSS Positioning
I received a private message asking me to clarify the specifics of what's
troubling me:
I think the key problem I'm having is a precise definition of float
and clear.
You could take a simple description to be the float works the same as align.
I'm trying to come to grips with using CSS with lists.
When using an image as a bullet point, is it possible to push
the image down so it doesn't project well above the text
associated with that bullet?
I'm using something like this:
ul#TickGreenSmall {
list-style-image:
Hi there,
Anyone know how direct IE to remove the (default ?) border it places around
images that serve as links? i.e. a href=dang.htmlimg
src=images/about-hnav.jpg alt=hey, hey, hey //a
In FF, I get what I want: just the image. In IE, image has border around it
the color of a default text
Hi
Have you tried a rule applied to the img tag?
img { border: 0; }
Hope that helps
-
Jonno
On 15/11/2005, at 3:32 PM, bill wrote:
Hi there,
Anyone know how direct IE to remove the (default ?) border it
places around
images that serve as links? i.e. a href=dang.htmlimg
On 11/14/05, bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know how direct IE to remove the (default ?) border it places around
images that serve as links? i.e. a href=dang.htmlimg
src=images/about-hnav.jpg alt=hey, hey, hey //a
a img { border: none; }
Translated, that means any img element which is
Hi Craig (and the others who responded so quickly)!
I probably should've done this in the first place but since the fixes you
sent -- they were all the same fix BTW: img a { border: none; } -- didn't
fix my problem, here's a link to the partial page:
http://www.first-encounter-design.com/test .
When using an image as a bullet point, is it possible to push
the image down so it doesn't project well above the text
associated with that bullet?
I'm using something like this:
ul#TickGreenSmall {
list-style-image: url(/images/Tick-green-small.gif);
margin-left:
On Nov 14, 2005, at 9:31 PM, bill wrote:
I probably should've done this in the first place but since the fixes
you sent -- they were all the same fix BTW: img a { border: none; } --
didn't fix my problem
Hi Bill,
I know it is easy to mix things up, but did you happen to try reversing
the
Thanks very much Seona. That works fine.
One small problem - which I can live with if necessary - is that
there is now a lot more work involved setting up the lists.
What I have now is this:
ul#NoBullet
{
list-style: none;
margin-left: 25px;
padding-left: 0px;
Thanks Mickey,
That did it. I just need to re-space those images in the container now. It
actually makes more sense your way since the image FOLLOWS the link. And the
browser thinks so, too :-} Thanks so much for the help.
Bill Scheider
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, I follow all the discuss about this. I probe this and I have a good works.
ul {
padding-left: 20px;
margin-left: 5px;
}
li {
list-style: url(../images/li.gif);
vertical-align: middle;
padding-left: 1px;
color: #3E4D57;
font: 11px
On Nov 14, 2005, at 9:57 PM, bill wrote:
Thanks Mickey, That did it. I just need to re-space those images in
the container now. It actually makes more sense your way
Glad it works for you now... don't forget to thank bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] too. :)
I quoted his original response in my last
ul#NoBullet
li#TickGreenSmall
3px left no-repeat;
}
The webpage is a long one with several different styles of lists.
So now, instead of defining a list with just the one ID= in the
UL, I also have to define every line.
Is there a more efficient way to combine [UL ID=NoBullet]
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