Re: [css-d] Part of page not rendering correctly in internet explorer. Driving me insane!

>>http://homedangers.com/index.php/recalls/2005/12/16/recall-mini-learning-cube-toy/ > I get 404 in the center field (?) and a gross "WordPress database > error:"/ mysql-error in the footer... ? argh - I can see now that I missed a new thread on the subject - sorry about stating the known, hope

Re: [css-d] Part of page not rendering correctly in internet explorer. Driving me insane!

Hi Jayson Jayson Franklin wrote: > The > problem in question is the right side of the page where it says, "featured > articles". If the merely the home page is viewed, it renders correctly > (only slightly different from firefox 1.5) > > http://www.homedangers.com/ > > If, however, I go to an i

Re: [css-d] content over flow

Here we go! http://www.coastalriders.com/cssTest/ On 17-Dec-05, at 7:48 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > Dustin Krysak wrote: >> Now my div does in fact expand with my content, however one of the >> other desired effects is to have the div still take up 100% of the >> viewport even when the conten

Re: [css-d] Background Image Not Repeating- Sometimes

George S. Williams wrote: > http://65.247.192.64/lookingglass/index.html > I'd appreciate it if anyone could offer a clue as to what the cause > of the problem is. Lack of 'Layout'[1] in IE/win. An IE bug :-) Put this last in your stylesheet... @media screen { * html #content {height: 0;} } .

[css-d] Background Image Not Repeating- Sometimes

I thought I was ready to call the client- until I had "one last look" in IE6. The page in question- http://65.247.192.64/lookingglass/index.html With style sheet- http://65.247.192.64/lookingglass/images/style.css The page validates and the css has no errors (just a few warnings a

Re: [css-d] i.e. not rendering correctly - last email had a bad link in it

Thanks guys! I changed the width of the text input by 2% points and it renders correctly in internet explorer. Shew! Talk about frustrating and stupid. Thanks artemis and Gunlaug, and everyone else. I'm gonna hang out here and try to help at least 2 other people, pay it forward and all. -jays

Re: [css-d] i.e. not rendering correctly - last email had a bad link in it

Jayson Franklin wrote: > http://homedangers.com/recalls/recall-mini-learning-cube-toy/ > > If you view it in i.e. you'll notice the right side is screwed up, > but in firefox it's okay. Make that 'http://www.gunlaug.no __ css-di

[css-d] i.e. not rendering correctly - last email had a bad link in it

Sorry y'all, the link that I gave you earlier had a 404. Here is the correct one: http://homedangers.com/recalls/recall-mini-learning-cube-toy/ If you view it in i.e. you'll notice the right side is screwed up, but in firefox it's okay. Like I said, I can't figure it out because this only happe

Re: [css-d] display: -moz-inline-box; (&) inline-block;

On Dec 18, 2005, at 4:02 PM, Michael Hulse wrote: > (Using pieces of above two menus, I ended up with a centered > horizontal menu that is not floated and avoids phantom links on a > Mac.) I should also mention that I was able to avoid setting widths on each menu item too... man, what a pain-in

Re: [css-d] display: -moz-inline-box; (&) inline-block;

Hi! On Dec 18, 2005, at 6:07 AM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > Without knowing what you're trying to do, have you tried with display/ > table+display:table-cell? > > Here is a little experiment I did with various display types for a > 'navbar' kind of things: >

Re: [css-d] Background Gradient

On Sun, Dec 18, 2005 at 03:12:07PM -0600, Stephen Kortz wrote: > When you are using a gradient as a background element repeating along the X > axis. Is the gradient only as tall as you make it? As Liam explained, yep. You can see an example on a site I worked on recently: www.tispol.org - Kevin

Re: [css-d] Background Gradient

Stephen Kortz wrote: > When you are using a gradient as a background element repeating along the X > axis. Is the gradient only as tall as you make it? yes, but you can artfully fade that gradient into a solid background color on the body's rule. If you make the image (jpg) only 1px wide, you

Re: [css-d] Background Gradient

Indeed it is, if you make it taller than the average browser window it will scale to the bottom, or what I do is drop the last color value of the gradient into the body background, so at least the gradient will fade into the solid tone, hope that makes sense, I don't do well at 6:00am, and Im heade

[css-d] Background Gradient

When you are using a gradient as a background element repeating along the X axis. Is the gradient only as tall as you make it? Thanks, Stephen __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d L

[css-d] Part of page not rendering correctly in internet explorer. Driving me insane!

Hello, I've been doing freelance and for fun website desin for a while but have just recently began to understand css. It's a complicated thing! Anwyays, I'm creating this site and I can't get it to render in i.e. properly. The problem in question is the right side of the page where it says, "f

Re: [css-d] blank page on windows 2000

> srilankafoundation.org website works on all browsers but in win 2k > the homepage does not render. > only the background shows. > > here's another link to test > >