Abyss Information wrote:
Here is a neat CSS menu - if anyone is looking for one
http://koivi.com/css-menus/
You will do us all a big favor by adding this to our css-d WIKI. The
information will be more persistent than a passing post. Find the WIKI
link at the bottom of every posting.
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On 1/28/06, Tunnel 7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
This is my first tableless layout and I have one bug that I just can't
figure out. When you hover over the body links the footer jumps - it
looks like about 10 pixels of padding are added. It can best be seen on
this page (mouse over
As a relatively newcomer to CSS, I'm just wondering if there is a good
resource on-line that has a run down of all the major browser bugs and work
arounds in one place. It seems that with each new how-to book that I pick
up, I learn about a new bug and work around - It all gets a little confusing
The wiki (found on the bottom of any list email) is a great resource, many
(but not all) bugs can be found there.
(specifically at http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=BrowserBugs)
Zach
On 1/29/06, jamie cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a relatively newcomer to CSS, I'm just wondering if
jamie cantrell wrote:
As a relatively newcomer to CSS, I'm just wondering if there is a
good resource on-line that has a run down of all the major browser
bugs and work arounds in one place.
Try:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=BrowserBugs
...as most useful bug-related sites are linked
See my annotations to your CSS below;
perhaps it will fix your problem. Please let us know if it does, and if
it doesn't, let us know what rendering it does result in so we can go
from there.
I finally got some time to troubleshoot the entire situation, and I put up a
test case page on my
I thought I was getting pretty good at accessible CSS driven form
layouts, but I might have met my match this time (meaning - amount of
time needed for table layout verses CSS). Here's Photoshop mock ups of
two of the form pages.
http://www.cyndustries.com/formTEST.cfm
This is an 8 multi-page
So this is my first time ever trying to use these forums. I hope I'm
doing this right.
I have been working on a small webpage for about a week new. I am new to
CSS and I am having some small problems. One, IE seems to be having
problems rendering the boarders. I tryed to use the position:
Looks completely do-able in CSS to me. The first page I'd divide into
two main DIVs, floating the first one left. Inside the first block,
labels with a set width (could be in ems though if a fluid layout is
required) floated left and cleared left, so that the input fields sit
neatly next to them.
On 28/01/06, Ingo Chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a while ago [1], I proposed an extra element to be placed last in the
absolutely positioned box to establish some space beyond the box.
Seems to work in my browsers.
Hey Ingo,
Thanks for this. I can see what it's meant to be doing, and while
On 28/01/06, Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seona Bellamy wrote:
I've had a look on the wiki, but as far as I can tell the footers there
don't seem to work real well when two of your three content columns are
positioned absolutely.
I think a better way to say this would be
Martin Davis III wrote:
One, IE seems to be having problems rendering the boarders.
Also, I have a gallery section at the bottom where neither IE or
Firefox/Mozilla want to render the red border around the gallery
section.
http://www.swilly.tk/~martin/
Try adding:
.article,.gallery
Seona Bellamy wrote:
... I can see what it's meant to be doing, and while it doesn't
solve all of my problems, it does at least solve one of them. However, I
don't seemt o be getting it to work. In Firefox, the menu is still
disappearing behind the footer and what's past the end of the screen
On 30/01/06, Ingo Chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I meant some sort of a solid element:
div id=ibase
...
div class=apboxgluesolvent!/div
/div
This does work with a fixed-positioned footer. A fixed footer at the
bottom would just take the space it needs, regardless of
I've got a simple 2 level CSS navigation menu that is giving me an odd
issue, that is probably my fault. When you hover over one of the items
in the top level, it displays the second level but pushes the adjacent
top level items to the right. If anyone could point out what's being
done wrong
Hi,
I used pixels to set the height on a web project I am
working on. The height in IE does not respond(will not
get any smaller) below a setting of 15px(in CSS), but
in Firefox the setting reflects what height I put in
the CSS. I would appreciate any advice on this matter.
Thanks in advance!
Hi guys,
Well, I'm looking at abandoning my original layout, since it's just creating
far too many problems with column lengths. I've had a look around to see if
there were any solutions that combined floats and source ordering, and came
across the 'One True Layout' on PIE. Looks really good -
Seona Bellamy wrote:
Can anyone have a look and tell me why this is happening? It's got
me
stumped.
Page: http://staging.renovate.com.au
CSS: http://staging.renovate.com.au/_resources/pageShell.css
There are markup errors on the page. Try fixing those first and
perhaps that will fix IE.
Problem: to get compatibility between browsers for a simple menu system, which
has two levels (main menu and submenus underneath). Attempts: numerous, but I
cant get compatibility, and I am trying not to use tables (a table solution
takes 5 minutes).
My site is at http://www.merrows.co.uk.
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