On 2/24/06, Paul Novitski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 08:00 AM 2/24/2006, Chris Ovenden wrote:
This area is slightly problematic, because min-height is not yet
supported by IE7 (though we're promised it for the proper release). If
we assume it will be included, the neatest solution that works
On Feb 23, 2006, at 9:36 PM, Andrew Gregory wrote:
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 10:02:57 +0800, Arlen Walker
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wrote:
http://uscf.arachnidae.com/tla/tlaworkcsg2.html
2) Note the corny buttons across the top for the styleswitching. Now
load it in IE6/Win2K and tell me what
Dear All:
I have a mock-up here:
http://www.cfl.in/dev/9th%20Feb.jpg
Page:
http://www.cfl.in/dev/CFL%202.0/
I'm trying to work on converting to HTML/CSS, and have run into a couple
of problems.
1. The horizontal navigation (listomatic-sourced), when it expands,
pushes the next div down. How
On Feb 25, 2006, at 10:48 AM, Arlen Walker wrote:
1) In IE, the print forces a page break before the #sections div
begins, distributing the earlier material along the page vertically
in what appears to be an attempt to use the whole page. All other
browsers don't put nearly as much
I'm in the process of putting together a CSS image map (with help from
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/imagemap), and I'm clearly doing
something wrong. I haven't yet gotten to the point of placing images onto
the links (or even creating all of the images), but I've got text placeholders.
At 05:41 PM 2/25/2006, Erik Harris wrote:
The work-in-progress page is here:
http://www.fileh.com/kungfujoe/WebDVD/index.html
[...]
specify offsets with respect to the box's containing block. Isn't a DIV a
containing block? More specifically, how do I make a DIV into a containing
block? I've
Okay, sorry to send three messages for the same page... I thought I had
solved my problem by double-div'ing, but now I can't seem to get the
container div to center horizontally. Could someone glance at this page
and let me know how I can center the menu (horizontally) in the browser
window?
Erik Harris wrote:
I thought I had solved my problem by double-div'ing, but now I can't
seem to get the container div to center horizontally.
http://www.fileh.com/kungfujoe/WebDVD/index.html
Try adding...
#MenuContainer {width: 655px;}
...which should have the desired effect on browsers
Erik Harris wrote:
Okay, sorry to send three messages for the same page... I
thought I had solved my problem by double-div'ing, but now I
can't seem to get the container div to center horizontally.
Could someone glance at this page and let me know how I can
center the menu (horizontally) in
Not in CSS, I don't believe it can. Although I didn't know you could
target an iFrame by name either, so I could be wrong. Out of
interest, what is the syntax used to target iFrames by name in CSS?
You can target a div (or iframe) via Javascript, and change the
attributes of the div or
At 08:01 PM 2/25/2006, Els wrote:
To a question in your other mail:
Yes, a div with position:relative *is* a containing block, there is no
need to have two nested divs for that.
On your page, you can take off the #MainContainer, and in the stylesheet,
take off the styles for it too, and change
I am getting very fustrated about trying to figure out how to get A
picture Description a blak line General Resume for Angus MacKinnon. I
believe it is probably simple, however, at this late hour it is not coming.
Help please. Thank you.
HTML:
Hi Debbie:
Iorhael wrote:
I am drafting up a new layout here and was wondering if there would be any
way to tweek the menu links to seamlessly extend the dashed line (a left
border on the content div) up to right under the banner.
Unfortunately, as they are two different sets of
Hi All
On 24 Feb 2006, at 15:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it fixed the menu problem. I thought that using the 2 forward slashes
was a proper way to comment CSS.
I have a picture of what is happening at:
http://www.cregy.co.uk/downloads/Picture9.jpg
Can anybody help Bob please?
Thanks
--
Rich
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