Re: [css-d] Site-Check - LAMeeraTrust.org

Hello Rahul and others, I've read all the good comments, and made an adapted "zoom-proof" testpage . I didn't like myself that the first one wasn't liquid enough. - The nav-items above the logo makes things a lot easier. The

Re: [css-d] whatever:hover in IE (csshover.htc not work in IE)

Steve, On Jan 8, 2006, at 11:21 PM, Steve wrote: > Hi all, > I know this problem has come up repeatedly, I've searched the archives, > but I didn't find any solution that fits my scenario. I've been > struggling with this full time for 2 days and cannot make IE work with > the .htc file. > > The

[css-d] Whatever:hover not work in IE, ok in FF

Hi all, I know this problem has come up repeatedly, I've searched the archives, but I didn't find any solution that fits my scenario. I've been struggling with this full time for more than 2 days and cannot make IE work with the .htc file. I want the DIV with id=middle2, to change background and d

[css-d] whatever:hover in IE (csshover.htc not work in IE)

Hi all, I know this problem has come up repeatedly, I've searched the archives, but I didn't find any solution that fits my scenario. I've been struggling with this full time for 2 days and cannot make IE work with the .htc file. The following is my html, could you please have a look at it and giv

Re: [css-d] Vanishing borders (IE Win)

On 1/6/06, Mark Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi Richard > > I'm on digest so my apologies if this has already been answered. Add > line-height: 25px (or similar, but you are using pixels for font-sizing > so this was consistent) to #main_nav and things appear to rectify > themselves (from

Re: [css-d] Site-Check - LAMeeraTrust.org

Dear David, Holly: @Holly 1. Increasing Text-size in FF obscures text significantly. Does anybody have a fix? Changing the height to min-height in the .nav selector seems to keep the content below the expanded/wrapped navagition items. That fixed it very nicely, thank you :-) Due to their lar

Re: [css-d] site check please: www.masstaxpros.biz

Thanks Georg, for the good feedback. I've updated my files with most of what you suggested, and they're now at www.masstaxpros.biz. Is it bad practice to avoid inline styles? It seems to be valid. I'm guessing you suggest avoiding it for maintenance purposes only? I'm still wondering how to ex

[css-d] horizontal positioning within a line

I'm trying to find the simplest CSS-compliant way to display something quite basic: within a containing block, a repeating set of lines each containing two pieces of text. In the aggregate, the lines are to create two left-justified columns of text, like phone book white pages listings. I want th

Re: [css-d] perspective diff in firefox/ie

On Jan 8, 2006, at 1:08 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Just wondering - although sites looks the same in both Firefox and IE, > IE displays everything slightly larger, very slight. Is that > normal for > the web browser? If I were to adjust text slightly smaller for IE, > they > are similar.

Re: [css-d] site check please: www.mmwebsite.com/vasquez

Michael Mendelsohn wrote: > www.mmwebsite.com/vasquez > I've only tested the site in IE, and I'm hoping it looks consistent > across different browsers. Sorry, but it doesn't. Opera, Firefox and Safari don't agree with IE, and not all that well with each other either. One reason is the errors f

[css-d] multiple columns inside multiple columns

Hi, I have a page setup with two columns, and it works as advertised. The left column is a menu or navigation bar. the right is the content for the site. IThe problem comes when I want to put two columns in the content . The left content div works fine, only displays in the width I want etc, bu

[css-d] Clearing does not work as I hoped..

Hello, I'm applying the clearfix to a div that contains a label and a input field. I'm floating the label to the left and the input field to the right. For some reason the clearing does not work on this (FF1.5). When I remove the "input { float: right; }" it does.. why? Example: http://yaxay.y

Re: [css-d] Printing Stylesheet?

> Is there any way, using CSS, that I could just have a line in there that > shrinks the page to print size? Since Firefox and Opera already have native "shrink to fit" features, are you asking about reproducing the ability in Internet Explorer? If so, then you can use the ZOOM property for that

[css-d] problem in IE with subnav layout

Hi folks... The page: http://www.lullabot.com/node/18 The problem in question is the secondary subnavigation layout. In IE, the background image only extends so far in IE, whereas in Firefox/everything else looks fine. See how, when correct, the 's are wide enough that they'll go past the lef

Re: [css-d] Full Page Height

On Jan 8, 2006, at 3:22 PM, - Eli - wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to convert this page - http://www.jhu.edu/liondance/ - that > uses frames into one that doesn't use frames. The difficult part is > that the middle section with the content is resizeable dependent upon > the height of the browser wind

Re: [css-d] Full Page Height

- Eli - wrote: >Sorry, I forgot I wasn't supposed to use attachments. >I'm trying to convert this page - http://www.jhu.edu/liondance/ - that >uses frames into one that doesn't use frames. > Eli, You might see if the method used here will mee

Re: [css-d] Full Page Height

Sorry, I forgot I wasn't supposed to use attachments. Here is the link instead: https://jshare.johnshopkins.edu/eluong1/public_html/center%20div.php?uniq=-riqhfs On 1/8/06, - Eli - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to convert this page - http://www.jhu.edu/liondance/ - that > uses

[css-d] Full Page Height

Hi, I'm trying to convert this page - http://www.jhu.edu/liondance/ - that uses frames into one that doesn't use frames. The difficult part is that the middle section with the content is resizeable dependent upon the height of the browser window, so that there is never a scroll-bar anywhere else e

Re: [css-d] site check please: www.mmwebsite.com/vasquez

Hi Richard... Thanks for looking! Which browser are you using? Also, for anyone who can shed some light: I have another question about my nav class: I'd like it stretch to the bottom of the content, not the bottom of the browser window. Is this possible? Thanks, - MM > The nav tabs i

[css-d] perspective diff in firefox/ie

Just wondering - although sites looks the same in both Firefox and IE, IE displays everything slightly larger, very slight. Is that normal for the web browser? If I were to adjust text slightly smaller for IE, they are similar. Other question - I am using the CSS dropdown menu from an Eric Me

Re: [css-d] Printing Stylesheet?

> e.g. Page -> PDF generator -> PDF to client browser Eg. via -- Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com | www.wdnews.net __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-disc

Re: [css-d] Form and Menu conflict within FireFox

Vic Rauch wrote: > David ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) replied: > >>Hmmm, W3C validator reports 68 validation errors for the HTML and the > >>CSS validator reports 3 errors and bunch of warnings. Fixing these might >>help things. > > Vic now asks: > > I have tried to clean up the HTML errors, but don'

Re: [css-d] site check please: www.mmwebsite.com/vasquez

Hi Michael The nav tabs in that top left corner don't work either. They all run into each other. Unfortunately I don't know why. I just wonder why you need to use javascript? Why couldn't you use these nav tabs: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical02.htm On 8 Jan 2006, at 17:00, Mic

[css-d] site check please: www.mmwebsite.com/vasquez

Hello list...I've just joined! I'm winding up a website that I made extensive use of CSS with (www.mmwebsite.com/vasquez), and I'd love to get some feedback. Specifically, I have a two questions... In the upper left of every page, there's a javascript that puts a div on the page that's wrapped in

Re: [css-d] Form and Menu conflict within FireFox

Vic Rauch wrote: >>URL: http://www.ggshows.com/DisplayPage.asp?pageType=1 >> >> >k&Title=Guestbook%20-%20Feedback> >&pageName=Guestbookfeedback&Title=Guestbook%20-%20Feedback > >I have tried to clean up the HTML erro

Re: [css-d] Form and Menu conflict within FireFox

Vic Rauch wrote: > URL: http://www.ggshows.com/DisplayPage.asp?pageType=1 &pageName=Guestbookfeedback&Title=Guestbook%20-%20Feedback > CSS: http://www.ggshows.com/css/ggshows.css > In F

Re: [css-d] Printing Stylesheet?

Design Groups wrote: > You know, just to try it an see what would happen (I didn't really expect it > to work, but one can hope!) - and everything was *enlarged* by 80%. So I > was wondering if anyone had any alternate suggestions or ideas that wouldn't > require me to basically go in and rede

[css-d] Printing Stylesheet?

Normally, I don't have a problem creating a print stylesheet. It's rather easy to just remove the images and "display:none" to stuff that's not important so you just get the text. I'm also aware that, under normal circumstances, you should really try to avoid putting in images and such so you

Re: [css-d] Site-Check - LAMeeraTrust.org

From: Rahul Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >http://lameeratrust.org/ >1. Increasing Text-size in FF obscures text significantly. Does anybody >have a fix? Changing the height to min-height in the .nav selector seems to keep the content below the expanded/wrapped navagition items. Due to their l

Re: [css-d] Site-Check - LAMeeraTrust.org

Rahul Gonsalves wrote: >The site: >http://lameeratrust.org/ >Problems that I am aware of: >1. Increasing Text-size in FF obscures text significantly. Does anybody >have a fix? >2. It's a fixed-width layout. ;-) >Rahul. > It seems like a relatively simple layout problem. I would suggest: 1/ Increa

Re: [css-d] Internet Explorer's layout and other oddities

Alex Kadis wrote: > ... When the administrator is logged in, their editing-navigation doesn't > work. You can see what I mean at : > < http://x.musicbyforecast.com/test/?fake-logged-in > > It seems to display it when you go directly to the URL, but when the > page is refreshed, it disappears. Wh

[css-d] Site-Check - LAMeeraTrust.org

Dear All: Thanks to Ingo, Francky and Holly for help - Francky, especially practically rewrote my entire CSS, optimised my images...! The site: http://lameeratrust.org/ Problems that I am aware of: 1. Increasing Text-size in FF obscures text significantly. Does anybody have a fix? 2. It's a f

Re: [css-d] Site check Please

At 08/01/2006 00:57 (Sunday), david <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Sam Leathers wrote: > > Hey everyone. I finally got a chance to work on my own site, and I think > > it's pretty good, but I'd like the experts opinions on if theres > > anything I should change either for aesthetics or accessibility.

Re: [css-d] Is the IE in Quirksmode??

From: yaXay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >it seems as if the IE6 is in Quirksmode, since the boxmodel is all >messed up. >It would be great if you could give me some pointers: >http://yaxay.ya.funpic.de/test.html >http://yaxay.ya.funpic.de/css/style.css These are not really box model issues. The top an

Re: [css-d] IE Margin-Problem, Links not clickable

Ingo Chao wrote: > http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/ophoverlinebox.html Rahul Gonsalves wrote: > I tried to wrap my head around your test-case, but could not, for the > life of me understand why the second set of links light up, while the > first requires hovering only on the inline/line-box