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Hello
I'm trying to adapt a script I found for roll down menus in css.
My adaptation works except the rolldown menus displace the text of the
div just below.
In the original they cover the text. I can't see what I've changed to
make the comportment change.
The base script is at
Arno @ Raketnet wrote:
First, the stylesheet seems not to be working in IE.
IE seems to not like the media-type here:
@import url(scripts/sheet1.css) screen;
In a basic local test, removing screen allowed the styles to work.
Hadn't seen this in use before; interesting. What's the URL
Hi all...
I've tried all various combinations of things I could possibly think
of, and still have failed to get this working correctly.
I have two issues:
#1 - I have a page setup as follows:
- outterdiv
- maincontent
- header
- content
- sidepane
- modules
It seems to me there must be something very basic going on
here, and yet
I can't figure it out, and you are the first person on any
mailing list
who has ever even attempted to offer a suggestion.
If you or anyone else has any other ideas regarding this
mystery, I'd be
very
I have gathered all advices and here is my latest CSS based logo,
works well with FireFox, Opera (ok-ok), needs a little work on
Konqueror and works good in IE...
http://www.deafaviator.org/project/da_1.htm
Would appreciate y'all feedback :)
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I was trying to research an alternative to using tables for a 3X3 layout grid.
As an example, I've posted this page: http://earthday.ca/temp/index.html. The
middle-center slice (r3_c2.jpg) is where the content would go, and it should
expand vertically to accomodate any height of content.
Could you repost the URL so that people might be able to have a look?
Sure. Thank you!
http://www.wincog.org/test/indexflicker.html
The css that may hold some clues:
http://www.wincog.org/test/wincogstyle.css
Best regards,
Dagmar Noll
Thank you Holly! That seemed to do the trick (and was driving me crazy).
A couple of questions:
I realize that it was causing me problems in this example, but is it
always the case that a block level element cannot (should not) be contained
in an inline element?
Could you be more
Joe Blow wrote:
I was trying to research an alternative to using tables for a 3X3
layout grid. As an example, I've posted this page:
http://earthday.ca/temp/index.html. The middle-center slice
(r3_c2.jpg) is where the content would go, and it should expand
vertically to accomodate any
Hi all,
I'm struggling with a definition list: I would like to have it in four
columns, but until now it seems to be impossible. I have been trying
several float- ways, and have been searching with google, all without any
results sofar.
Does anyone have any idea whether it is possible, and, most
Sarangan Thuraisingham wrote:
Colin McGarry wrote:
Hello
I'm trying to adapt a script I found for roll down menus in css.
My adaptation works except the rolldown menus displace the text of
the div just below.
In the original they cover the text. I can't see what I've changed to
make
Haven't tested it locally, but ul.navhead {zoom:1} removes the approx.
1em bleeding of the bluish background at my end (IEDomExplorer).
If so, serving IE a conditional comment with a height:1px; for this ul
should do.
Yup, Holly Hack seems to have fixed it.
IE doesn't make the least bit
Ah! The screen problem. I was sure I had uploaded the new index file. That
problem was solved already (thanks to the list).
David, thank you for your asides. I will definitely take notice.
The redo is still going on, I'm sure it's not too late to switch to strict.
Now that one problem (I have
Hi Arno,
The centering seems to work here (in non-IE browsers). Did you fix it?
I notice you have no quotes around the url to your imported style sheet.
There is a bug in IE 5+ Windows. See here:
http://annevankesteren.nl/2005/10/ie-import-hack
Cordially,
David
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Hi Esther,
You wrote:
I'm struggling with a definition list: I would like to have it in four
columns, but until now it seems to be impossible. ...
I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to achieve here. Could you
possibly dummy up something on a server, possibly using a table to
illustrate
Thank you for the reply, and please don't take this as anything other
then trying to find out the best for this site, but I'm probably
misunderstanding you since I have cellpadding=9 cellspacing=5 which
is enough that when I look at it on a cell phone template in Opera and
Golive and when
Hi guys,
I'm sure I got this fixed yesterday - I distinctly remember feeling very
pleased with myself about it. Now I find that my wrapper div is no longer
entending to the fill height of the screen if the content isn't enough to
push it out. Funnily enough, the fixes I'd put in to make IE behave
I'm building a page that uses only CSS for positioning.
I've broken it down into rows and assigned an id to each row. There are
approximately 8 rows and I'm running into a problem because the first 6
rows have a static height attribute. The 7th row will have content that
will vary in length
Thanks a million! Wow! Lengthy reply! I actually tried taking out the
img height auto with only the a img, but not the img;-( dah! Always
helps to have a 2nd pair of eyes for these lacking in sleep one's;-) I
thought the idea of the auto in css is to allow the image without the
extra markup to
I want to thank everyone for all the leads for good CSS learning materials.
Thank you,
Aftershock Web Design, Inc.
by: Stan Winchester
President/Developer
http://www.aftershockweb.com/
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Shelly,
On Jan 17, 2006, at 7:40 PM, Design Groups wrote:
What, exactly, does the Doctype *do*? I know it determines how the
browser
should treat the display of the page and stuff...but what would happen
if
you used perfect CSS that's on par with today's standards, but served
your
Afternoon Shelly
You wrote
Here's a question that was brought to my attention today...
What, exactly, does the Doctype *do*? I know it determines how the
browser
should treat the display of the page and stuff...but what would happen if
you used perfect CSS that's on par with today's
On 18 Jan 2006, at 12:53 am, bj wrote:
http://kickasswebdesign.com/wptest/
CSS here:
http://kickasswebdesign.com/wptest/wp-content/themes/parenttools/
style.css
http://kickasswebdesign.com/wptest/wp-content/themes/parenttools/
iestyle.css
This design is an xhtml/css interpretation of
Though the mac screenshot generator is offline right now, the position:
relative; fix appears to have nailed the headline to that blue field
when resizing in windows browser so I suspect it's now fixed in all
browsers at all resolutions. Anyone that can confirm that, especially in
Mac, it
Try this article:
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=E2F258C46D285FEE
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I've recently found myself collecting all the little techniques I
find around the internet in a Wiki (using the awesome Instiki) such
as the different rounded-corner techniques. I've been organizing them
in tabular format with columns for Works In IE 5 and Clean
Code (i.e. no extra XHTML
I ran into this problem more than once. In FF, in a vertical list,
horizontal borders may not show between some list items.
I didn't investigate much, but it seems that the following fixes the issue:
li {display:table}
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Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
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