Re: [css-d] Site check - nealemarriott

olly wrote: > http://www.nealemarriott.co.uk At 1792x1344 on Linux, the main P text height is the same height as the bricks background, which produces a somewhat irritating effect. Maybe a little bigger text would help, maybe a little more transparency to the background image. The all caps text

Re: [css-d] content shift on smaller resolutions

Trish, On Nov 18, 2005, at 10:41 PM, Travis Barden wrote: > http://www.pmiwebconnect.com/index.php > http://www.pmiwebconnect.com/includes/style.css > > I am nearing completion on this project and need a > little help. When viewing this site with the browser > around 800 pixels wide the content a

[css-d] content shift on smaller resolutions

http://www.pmiwebconnect.com/index.php http://www.pmiwebconnect.com/includes/style.css I am nearing completion on this project and need a little help. When viewing this site with the browser around 800 pixels wide the content area jumps below the side navigation. What can I do to make it so the

Re: [css-d] Site check

olly wrote: >I'd really appreciate it if some of you could check out a new site...] >http://www.nealemarriott.co.uk >Any other feedback appreciated too. > -- The uppercase text in the header is /very/ difficult to read. -- The color of the blocks of content text

[css-d] Fixed: Navlinks Vertical Alignment Issue

I figured it out, after taking a break for a couple hours. The problem was that div.leftContainer was set to be wider than div.leftColumn, in IE it caused div.leftContainer to be pushed to the bottom of the page. And I figured it out myself! (Owing largely to some troubleshooting tips I've learned

Re: [css-d] Site check

Sorry, not sure I sent that link correctly. It should be: http://www.nealemarriott.co.uk cheers, olly __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incuti

[css-d] Site check

Hi, I'd really appreciate it if some of you could check out a new site I've been working on in your browsers. It validates XHTML strict and looks fine in IE5.5+, Firefox 1.x and Opera 8 on the PC. It also works in IE 5.0, although the gallery navigation anchor images don't seem to be clickable - I

[css-d] Getting height to stretch/shrink on resize

Hi, I have a page with a 1000x700px background image set on a main div. If the browser is large enough, I want the whole image to show. If the browser is resized smaller, I would like the image to be cropped, without scrollbars, down to a minimum size of 530x550. I'm getting the behavior I wan

[css-d] A simple two column layout

I am trying to develop a simple two column layout for http://infoforce-services.com/personal/generalresume.php. I can not seem to figure out the proper width for a resolution of 800 by 600. And why main 2 will use the default foreground and background colours while main1 will not. Help please?

Re: [css-d] Page check & feedback please

Mark Batty wrote: >html: >http://public.softectra.com/dev/lang/markup/css/cssd/181105_1/index.html >css: >http://public.softectra.com/dev/lang/markup/css/cssd/181105_1/css/good_brows >ers.css > >Mark. > > Mark, Worked well for me in XP. I guess you know IE does not support min-max width; yield

[css-d] Real World Site Check

http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Academy/6372/template.html This is at a temporary location and it has a lot of inline styles until I get everything just right. The content from "Product Comparison" to "Referral List" is pretty much just placeholder text for the time being. 1. How do I get ri

Re: [css-d] IE default

Linda H wrote: >Can anyone tell me what the default font setting is for IE (small, medium, >large...)? > >Thank you, >Linda H > > > > Medium.~dL __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-

Re: [css-d] Inline styles vs. !important

Never mind, I made a mistake in my code. The CSS line is closed by a colon, and not by a semi-colon. Replace it by a semi-colon and all browsers obey the none. > >Consider this situation: > > > >div#test { > > text-decoration: none !important: <-- > >} > > > > > >Test DIV > > > > > >Mozill

[css-d] can't get footer to stay down in IE

Hi List, I am having problems in IE getting my footer to stay at the bottom of the page. Here is the page: http://72.29.65.35/~somedom/css/slpl/zoom_template_v4.html id: slpl; pass: Arch I want there to be space between the bottom of the sidebar (where the text is) and the footer. But when I add

[css-d] Navlinks Vertical Alignment Issue / Site Check

A neophytish question for the esteemed scholars, gurus, and other wise ones reported to frequent this list: On http://inkworkswell.net/booth/monroelab/clients/crowncork.php the left navigation menu displays about where I want it vertically, but in IE6 it's slammed down against the bottom of the le

Re: [css-d] IE default

Linda H wrote: > Can anyone tell me what the default font setting is for IE (small, medium, > large...)? Medium, except when certain M$ (email?) software is installed that changes it to small. All the IE6 sizes at http://members.ij.net/mrmazda/auth/absolute-sizes-IE6.html -- "I can do all thin

Re: [css-d] can't get images to float in IE5 Mac

>>[...] > >Actually, Adam is right, and wrong > >IE Mac indeed needs a width declaration when using the float >property, in accordance with the CSS 2.0 rec. But , when an >**image** is floated, you don't need to declare the width, the >intrinsic width of the image will do perfectly fine. Y

[css-d] IE default

Can anyone tell me what the default font setting is for IE (small, medium, large...)? Thank you, Linda H __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incu

Re: [css-d] Inline styles vs. !important

Peter-Paul Koch wrote: >Consider this situation: > >div#test { > text-decoration: none !important: >} > > >Test DIV > > >Mozilla, Explorer Mac and Opera obey the underline, Explorer Win and >Safari the none. > >Who's right? Why? Explorer Win and Safari are correct, in my view, but the iss

Re: [css-d] Slightly off topic - thanks

Tod wrote: >Is there a nice tool that anyone can recommend that will strip all style >tags from an html page? A regex or java class would be nice but I'm not >picky. > > > Thanks for everybody's comments, very informative and very helpful. Regards - Tod

Re: [css-d] Slightly off topic

On Nov 18, 2005, at 4:46 AM, Tod wrote: > Is there a nice tool that anyone can recommend that will strip all > style > tags from an html page? A regex or java class would be nice but > I'm not > picky. This regex ought to find style tag blocks: ]*> This ought to grab link tags fo

[css-d] LI to cells how to ??

I see in some tutorials that people transform LI elements into a simple cell. Can you leave me a link to see how it works and implement mine? Cheers ReynierPM Usuario registrado de Linux: 310201 * No basta con alcanzar la sabiduría, es necesario sa

Re: [css-d] how to represent a 2 column grid/table using CSS?

Friday, November 18, 2005, 12:24:47 PM, Gale Stafford wrote: > I tried representing this using floats in CSS. It looks fine in IE and > Firefox. But when I decrease the text size in Firefox, my floats start > moving up and around > http://tinyurl.com/cpfgl > And here's a link to my CSS > http://tin

Re: [css-d] totally befuddled by print stylesheet

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > Basically: 'overflow anything but visible' and 'width/height anything > *but* auto' will work against any attempt to wrap the text around the image. > You have both the 'new block formatting context'[1] in standard > compliant browsers and the 'hasLayout'[2] bug/feature in

Re: [css-d] Inline styles vs. !important

> Consider this situation: > > div#test { > text-decoration: none !important: > } > > > Test DIV > > > Mozilla, Explorer Mac and Opera obey the underline, Explorer Win and > Safari the none. > > Who's right? Why? Good question. I'd say the none is more important. Then again, inline style

Re: [css-d] how to represent a 2 column grid/table using CSS?

Gale Stafford wrote: > I have some content that I could easily represent using a table. If I > were using a table, I'd create a two column table: with my image in > the left column, and the accompanying text in the right column. Just > four rows of information altogether. You may try this 'flo

[css-d] Inline styles vs. !important

Consider this situation: div#test { text-decoration: none !important: } Test DIV Mozilla, Explorer Mac and Opera obey the underline, Explorer Win and Safari the none. Who's right? Why? -- --- ppk, freelance web developer

Re: [css-d] What´s wrong

Adam Kuehn wrote: > Michael Wilson wrote: >>In the above, adding the background color (#DDD) to 'background:' will >>provide a default color for the element in the case images are >>unavailable or undesired. > Just a quick note that the background color is ALWAYS applied, not > just when images

[css-d] how to represent a 2 column grid/table using CSS?

Hi all I have some content that I could easily represent using a table. If I were using a table, I'd create a two column table: with my image in the left column, and the accompanying text in the right column. Just four rows of information altogether. I tried representing this using floats in CSS.

Re: [css-d] What´s wrong

> And how I can replace image when it doesn't exists with color something like > this If the image doesn't exist, the background color will be used instead. -- Joel Goldstick www.columbuswebmakers.com __ css-discuss [EMAIL PR

Re: [css-d] What´s wrong

Michael Wilson wrote: >.divBanner { > background: #DDD url(../theme_image/bannerbck.gif); > border-bottom: 1px solid gray; > padding: 0.2em; >} > >In the above, adding the background color (#DDD) to 'background:' will >provide a default color for the element in the case imag

Re: [css-d] What´s wrong

For your first question please describe what is not working. For the 2nd there is a short form like for most of the properties: background: #dd url(../theme_image/bannerbck.gif); greezt jan __ Belt+Sund Grafikdesign Webdesign http://www.beltundsund.de/ http://www.c-kn.de/leistungen-webdesig

Re: [css-d] What´s wrong

Reynier Perez Mira wrote: > .divBanner { > padding: .2em; > background: url(../theme_image/bannerbck.gif); > /*background-color: #dd; */ > border-bottom: 1px solid gray; > } Hi, It may be something in your markup that is causing the problem or perhaps a conflict with a

[css-d] What´s wrong

I have this style: .divBanner { padding: .2em; background: url(../theme_image/bannerbck.gif); /* background-color: #dd; */ border-bottom: 1px solid gray; } It works in IE but not in Firefox, why? And how I can replace image when it doesn't exists with color somethin

[css-d] Page check & feedback please

Hi all, would you be able to check the following for me (especially Mac and Unix): html: http://public.softectra.com/dev/lang/markup/css/cssd/181105_1/index.html css: http://public.softectra.com/dev/lang/markup/css/cssd/181105_1/css/good_brows ers.css The 'components, 'products' and 'slas' links

Re: [css-d] CSS and JAVA

Will Barker wrote: > I have a project ongoing at the moment and I have to parse a CSS file > using Java. I know there are a few tools around on the net that claim > to do just that (such as the Simple API for CSS (SAC), and a few > others). But all of these are poorly documented. I suppose you hav

Re: [css-d] can't get images to float in IE5 Mac

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: >Actually, Adam is right, and wrong Something I realized after I went home last night. I was going from memory since I have a new job and my beloved Mac has been replaced by a PC, or else I would have tested it before I posted. Thanks for the correction, Phili

Re: [css-d] Slightly off topic

Thats in the browser yes. Are you talking about stripping in-line coding from an html page? In that case I can't be of much help... eystein On Nov 18, 2005, at 2:47 PM, Dan McCullough wrote: > Are you talking from code perspective or from the browsers > perspective? > > On 11/18/05, Eystein

Re: [css-d] Slightly off topic

Are you talking from code perspective or from the browsers perspective? On 11/18/05, Eystein Mack Alnæs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Try the webdeveloper extention to Firefox. It's great for all sorts > of css'y things. > > https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php? > application=firefox&

Re: [css-d] Slightly off topic

Try the webdeveloper extention to Firefox. It's great for all sorts of css'y things. https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php? application=firefox&category=Developer%20Tools&numpg=10&id=60 On Nov 18, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Tod wrote: > Is there a nice tool that anyone can recommend tha

[css-d] Slightly off topic

Is there a nice tool that anyone can recommend that will strip all style tags from an html page? A regex or java class would be nice but I'm not picky. Thanks - Tod __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/m

Re: [css-d] LI height

Ian Sweeney wrote: > I have a list with a nested div. If I set one of the div elements to > have a height of 20px then suddenly the div element does not fit in > the . N.B. It looks OK in IE but not in FireFox > http://iansweeney.me.uk/p6/ First: you should set margins and paddings on the p in

Re: [css-d] LI height

At 10:15 18/11/2005 +, Ian Sweeney wrote: >I have a list with a nested div. If I set one of the div elements to have a >height of 20px then suddenly the div element does not fit in the . N.B. >It looks OK in IE but not in FireFox > >What am I missing? One problem may be that the element ha

[css-d] LI height

I have a list with a nested div. If I set one of the div elements to have a height of 20px then suddenly the div element does not fit in the . N.B. It looks OK in IE but not in FireFox What am I missing? Full details at http://iansweeney.me.uk/p6/ Ian Sweeney -- No virus foun

Re: [css-d] Div shrinking to content width in IE

> Thanks for the suggestion. I'm sure this will work, but I really wanted > something that didn't involve changing the HTML. > > Is there no way of making a block element adopt the width of its contents? > Floating it will always work. display:inline usually does too. -- -- C Montoya rdpdesign.c

Re: [css-d] Div shrinking to content width in IE

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm sure this will work, but I really wanted something that didn't involve changing the HTML. Is there no way of making a block element adopt the width of its contents? > -Original Message- > From: Kelly Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 18 Novemb

Re: [css-d] can't get images to float in IE5 Mac

On 18 Nov 2005, at 6:12 am, David Agnew wrote: >> At 01:43 PM 11/17/2005, David Agnew wrote: >>> [] >>> >>> These pages illustrate the problem: >>> http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/act/ >>> http://www.vsi.cape.com/~dagnew/abt/beacon.php >>> [] >> >> Actually, the most pertinent CSS you hav