Hi Georg,
Thanks :-) That worked perfectly and helped me understand some of Explorers
many quirks :-)
Tony
Anthony L wrote:
I have a two-column liquid layout with a header and footer. The
columns are floated and defined with a 70% / 30% width.
IE/win doesn't like that... :-) see below.
i
Brett Leber wrote:
... For conditional comments, do you think I should target IE6+ with these
additions? Out of curiosity, does IE7b2 render the table similarly to
IE6 (ie, off the screen) without your two additions?
IE7b2 does render the page identical to IE6. And the fix does work in
I'm using the 3 colomn layout with a width of 775px. The leftnav has a
bg image en the rightnav has a border-left.
Sometimes the leftnav, content or the rightnav are longer as the others.
So al the colomn has to auto stretch but i can't figure out what i'm
doing wrong.
Is this posible with
Sander van Surksum wrote:
I'm using the 3 colomn layout with a width of 775px. The leftnav has
a bg image en the rightnav has a border-left. Sometimes the leftnav,
content or the rightnav are longer as the others. So al the colomn
has to auto stretch but i can't figure out what i'm doing
Hey guys,
I am try to figure a way of doing div#box:hover, but will work in
most or all browsers. I am reluctant to use javascript because I
imagine there is a method using purely css.
Any ideas?
James MacLeod
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Konkrete
Design for New Media
Hey guys,
I am try to figure a way of doing div#box:hover, but will work in
most or all browsers. I am reluctant to use javascript because I
imagine there is a method using purely css.
Any ideas?
IE 7 only supports :hover on links, not on all elements. There are a
lot of fixes out
On 14/02/06, James MacLeod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am try to figure a way of doing div#box:hover, but will work in
most or all browsers.
It will just work in most browsers. Shame that doesn't include IE.
You could turn to JS for just IE.
You could style a link to fill the div.
You
I'm using the FAUX method but the background is only repeating if the content
gets longer. If the rightnav or leftnav gets longer as the content then the
background isn't repeating anymore.
Leftnav longer http://www.johnsten.com/test/leftnav.htm
Content longer
I have had this issue with two sites. Once can be found at:
http://www.photography.staciedembeck.com/index.htm
The text on the index page seems to only appear when a mouse is rolled over
it. Shows up fine? Click on a link, then go back to home. Any suggestions
why? I think that a fix is
This bug appears in both IE6 and IE7:
1. I have some tables on a web page. There are a lot of table cells (I
didn't design this :)). The page has some other tables and all are
inline.
2. On first load the tables at the top jump out of the margins and are
slightly wider on the right hand side
From: Don Hinshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
CSS sure is fun at times ;-)
Yes, and some get their kicks from racing down hills at 80mph ;-O
Thanks for the help Georg and Al...some layouts seem like they are
just not meant to be.
You need to go with a layout you feel
Sander van Surksum wrote:
I'm using the FAUX method but the background is only repeating if the
content gets longer. If the rightnav or leftnav gets longer as the
content then the background isn't repeating anymore.
...
http://www.johnsten.com/test/rightnav.htm
Is it posible to get this
Hello everyone!
I am seting up a new website, based on the negative-margins method
(http://www.alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/).
Here's a test case: http://bluelink.net/zero-waste/
It's basically now just a frame, in which I started to work.
What puzzles me since I first tested the
On 2/14/06, Mikhail Bozgounov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What puzzles me since I first tested the new IE 7.0 beta 2 release, is the
following:
Why in specific cases (like this one http://bluelink.net/zero-waste/) the
hover
state of the links doesn't change, although specified in the CSS?
Have just done a search for this and came up zilch.
Trying to get two columns to match up. Works ok in FF but in IE there is a
gap of a few pixels.
Must be easy solution.
Anybody got quick answer?
Ian
http://www.venachar.org.uk/members-new/newtemplate.php
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't seem to get my navigation links to center in any browser. Any
pointers would be great. Thanks!
Site: http://www.girlscantwhat.com
CSS: http://www.girlscantwhat.com/css/gcwcss.css
Ok - figured this one out. I had to assign a
Sander van Surksum wrote:
I'm using the 3 colomn layout with a width of 775px. The leftnav has a
bg image en the rightnav has a border-left.
Sometimes the leftnav, content or the rightnav are longer as the
others. So al the colomn has to auto stretch but i can't figure out
what i'm doing
Hi,
Has anyone got any idea why the following page, which consists of two
floats (left and right) and a middle section (left-margin'ed into postion)
causes problems? Specifically the right float drops below the other two.
I am planning on doing having three sections like this in the
Hi all,
http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/makingchoices/
I am managing the above web site. I used css to create the horizontal menu
bar.
But, I have two problems. First, in IE, when I access the site at the first
time,
the borders of menu buttons does not appear correctly. I programmed that all
of menu
Ignore my earlier email, fixed the problem, middle column was missing a
float.
Thanks
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d
IE7b2 testing hub --
Quoting Stacie Dembeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The text on the index page seems to only appear when a mouse is
rolled over itbut why is this happening?
It's the IE Peekaboo bug. [1]
Try adding:
#content {width: 100%}
You may have to remove the paragraph that's containing the floated image
Quoting Stacie Dembeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If I make width 100%, it's not fluid with the rest of the site.
http://www.photography.staciedembeck.com/index.htm
I don't see a declared width on your div#content which should mean it
defaults to 100% anyway. (I think)
Have you tried giving the p
I have implemented created a layout for a client to take a look at,
using Brothercake's UDM menu. It works great on various browsers on
Windows. but breaks terribly on a Mac in Safari and IE 5. I'm not so
worried about IE 5, but what gives with Safari?
http://www.sevelltest1.com/
--
Randal Rust
Hi,
I made a site for a friend of mine and it's the first time using Absolute
and Relative positioning.
I discovered once I had to much content, the content box would stretch but
the navigation wouldn't.
In IE you would still see the right background color but in Firefox it all
uses the
Follow-up to original email sent 7 Feb 2006
Was working toward a shadow effect on text (especially in a header) but
could find nothing that didn't look fuzzy. One solution at
http://www.psacake.com/web/bz.asp works in IE and Firefox (the primary
browsers that hit our site) but the solution
i have a background globe graphic that i want to stay fixed in the
bottom right of the viewport. it works correctly when i don't have
fixed declared, but after i add that part, scrolling creates a grey
screen that covers it up.
i tried to make a minimal test case:
Quoting Stacie Dembeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://www.photography.staciedembeck.com/index.htm
The text on the index page seems to only appear when a mouse is
rolled over it. ...why is this happening?
The Holly Hack fixed it for me: [1]
-the css that worked for me:
/* Hides from
Hi guys,
I'll start with a little bit of background. It's been decided (from up on
high) that our new site will be fixed width at 1000px. Means it fits nicely
in a 1024x768 screen, anyone smaller gets a bit of sideways scroll, and
anyone larger sees colour off to the sides. Not a problem. Then my
On 2/14/06, David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Eaton wrote:
Are there any practical guidelines as to when and when not to use
shorthand properties? ..]
http://home.no.net/junjun/html/shorthand.html
That page would be much more helpful if it explained in what way the
buggy browsers
Seona Bellamy wrote:
Have a look at this page at a resolution of greater than 1024x768:
http://staging.renovate.com.au/clubreno/index.cfm
Can anyone suggest what I've missed? I'm pretty sure that I've
brought across everything I needed to from the test cases, so I can't
figure out why
cj wrote:
i have a background globe graphic that i want to stay fixed in the
bottom right of the viewport. it works correctly when i don't have
fixed declared, but after i add that part, scrolling creates a grey
screen that covers it up.
i tried to make a minimal test case:
James,
On Feb 14, 2006, at 12:10 PM, CHUNG K. LEE wrote:
http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/makingchoices/
snip in Firefox/Mozilla browser, the web pages are left aligned,
even though I set the all tables and css-based menu to center-aligned
in the
codes.
First, fix the html. Here's the first bit
On 15/02/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Didn't check the test cases, but here is how I usually deal with these
layouts.
Add:
#sizer {
display: table;
height: 100%;
}
...and see the layout adjust to both screen-height and the amount of
content. That's standard compliant
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Els wrote:
It's a bug, that's triggered by having the stylesheet imported instead
of linked. [***]
http://locusoptimus.com/css-trickery/ie7-hover-bug.php
Thanks! Now I am sure I didn't write wrong CSS by accident! ;-)
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Bryce Fields wrote:
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