#wrapper {
position:absolute;
width:900px;
right:0;
top:0;
z-index:1;
border:1px solid #000;
min-height:400px;
}
when that loads, the right edge displays
Or maybe I'm missing what you are asking?
But when the
On 4/11/06, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried this on a site in Firefox Web Dev Extension:
body { float:right; }
However I'm not sure how this will affect various browsers. I'm going
to guess that IE might not like it.
Could someone please test this in IE 6 and let me
Christian Montoya wrote:
On 4/11/06, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried this on a site in Firefox Web Dev Extension:
body { float:right; }
However I'm not sure how this will affect various browsers.
I'm going to guess that IE might not like it.
Could someone please
Christian Montoya wrote:
On 4/11/06, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried this on a site in Firefox Web Dev Extension:
body { float:right; }
However I'm not sure how this will affect various browsers.
I'm going to guess that IE might not like it.
Just noticed: on FF the
On 4/13/06, Els [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christian Montoya wrote:
On 4/11/06, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried this on a site in Firefox Web Dev Extension:
body { float:right; }
However I'm not sure how this will affect various browsers.
I'm going to guess
IE6 can be tricked though, by adding:
html dir=rtl
...
body dir=ltr
Not tested with complex pages, just a simple text only page of
900px wide.
^ Bad idea to use that to achieve a visual effect. You need it for
arabic and hebrew languages (amongst others) and it is an important
i18n hook
Christian Heilmann wrote:
IE6 can be tricked though, by adding:
html dir=rtl
...
body dir=ltr
Not tested with complex pages, just a simple text only page of
900px wide.
^ Bad idea to use that to achieve a visual effect. You need it
for arabic and hebrew languages (amongst others) and it
Trey wrote:
say you have a page/design that's 900px wide, but you want anyone
with a view portal of say 800px to see the _rightmost_ 800px. so the
design is neither centered nor left aligned. is there a way to do
this in just css?
Not just CSS, I think. Some markup might be needed (no, it
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Haven't bothered to fix IE6 for this yet, and I wonder how IE7
will render it, but I think most other browsers will treat it
fine. http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_chaos_17.html
Maybe someone care to test it in 'IE7 latest', and let me know
what to make out of that
Hi All
This is my fist posting :) and I am quite new to developing without tables
I have an issue with firefox not accepting my CSS on a list box, my example
is at http://web25.s112.typo3server.com/273.0.html
And my CSS is
.language_bar {
position: relative;
At 11:59 PM 4/8/2006 , Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: WV Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is a list at the bottom, right of these pages:
http://epicroadtrips.us/2006/winter/highlands_hammock_state_park/photo002
.html
When first viewed in FF there is no margin between the title: Epic Road
Trip
At 01:57 AM 4/9/2006 , ~davidLaakso wrote:
Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: WV Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is a list at the bottom, right of these pages:
http://epicroadtrips.us/2006/winter/highlands_hammock_state_park/photo002.html
When first viewed in FF there is no margin between
- Original Message -
From: Karl Camenzuli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 5:12 AM
Subject: [css-d] List Menu CSS and Firefox
Hi All
This is my fist posting :) and I am quite new to developing without tables
I have an issue with
Hi Peter
Thanks for the response
I have corrected the errors
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://web25.s112.typo3serv
er.com/279.0.html
One thing I need to point out although I don't think it's an issue is that
this site is developed in Typo3
Regards
Karl
-Original
WV Mike wrote:
At 01:57 AM 4/9/2006 , ~davidLaakso wrote:
Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: WV Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is a list at the bottom, right of these pages:
http://epicroadtrips.us/2006/winter/highlands_hammock_state_park/photo002.html
When first viewed in FF there is no
Richard Gilmore wrote:
Hi everyone,
I¹m Richard I¹m new to the list and new to CSS. I¹m learning it for my job
and the websites I work on. I¹m used to tables and old fashioned html and am
having a hard time understanding how layout is done in css. I¹m used to
working with Fireworks and
Welcome Richard
I joined today as well, so far I have found this list great
Great email Zoe.
Karl
Hi everyone,
I¹m Richard I¹m new to the list and new to CSS. I¹m learning it for my job
and the websites I work on. I¹m used to tables and old fashioned html and
am
having a hard time
Ok, I should know this and I'm having a total brain cramp. I'm doing a
simple two column layout, centered. Left column floated left, right
col floated right. Both inside the wrapper.
The wrapper is open in IE (which I think is actually a bug IIRC) but
in FireFox the wrapper is closed since both
Hello all,
Let me first mention the site I'm talking about, which is
http://www.mindimp.co.uk/.
The front page shows no issues apart from the search box acting a bit
off-beat. The post page, however, is where the troubles surface in
IE6. IE7 seems to understand me better, but IE6 is a real pain
Does anyone have a quick js to make an invisible layer visible when
clicking a button?
TIA
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http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d
IE7b2 testing hub --
On 06/04/12 19:14 (GMT-0400) Maziak, Peter (Tek Systems) apparently typed:
~davidLaakso wrote:
The uri is: http://www.dlaakso.com/srb/
I like the idea of you using live text for some of the header text, but
when it comes down to it--when it is on the screen, it just doesn't look
On 13/04/06, Steve Rachels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a quick js to make an invisible layer visible when
clicking a button?
document.getElementById('myLayer').className = aClassStyledToBeVisible;
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David Dorward http://dorward.me.ukhttp://blog.dorward.me.uk
-Original Message-
From: Felix Miata [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 10:32 AM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] table layout to css conversion
I find no such problem: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/dlaakso-srb1.jpg (on
1792x1344). But,
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Bruno Fassino wrote:
I guess that the reason why Georg doesn't see the problem is that he
applied the fix to the h1 too. When also the h1 is inline, the bug
doesn't trigger.
You got that right :-)
...one dead bug - one to go...
Georg! Why didn't you say
Hi there, I've got another stupid newbie question for you. The trick is to put
picture into div section,
background-image: url(../img/header.jpg);
and here is the question - It works OK (with current definition of url for
image using two dots) under IE6 and Opera 9 but when it comes to
Does anyone have a quick js to make an invisible layer visible when
clicking a button?
document.getElementById('myLayer').className = aClassStyledToBeVisible;
That is a bit out of context
http://www.onlinetools.org/articles/unobtrusivejavascript/cssjsseparation.html
Shows an example.
Bruno Fassino wrote:
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
http://www.saferoutesinfo.org/guide/float-clear-IE-gaps.png
The paragraph following the h1 is indented from the left by about
20px, and there is a gap of about 60px below each h2.
I see the left gap. Without checking too much, I think
On 4/13/06, Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Georg! Why didn't you say that you were checking a local version of my
page?! I said a couple times that I saw the bug in my live version, but
you never mentioned that the reason you didn't see it was because you
were checking an entirely
The following site has been tested in Firefox/Linux and IE 6/Win. Any
suggestions and/or corrections are greatly appreciated.
http://www.netrarc.com/respondexusa.net/
--
Thanks,
George
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Wow you guys are amazing!
Thank you to everyone for your help and suggestions. Much much appreciated.
This will help keep me on course.
I'll keep the list updated on my progress.
Thanx again
Richard
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z e n wrote:
background-image: url(../img/header.jpg);
and here is the question - It works OK (with current
definition of url for image using two dots) under IE6 and
Opera 9 but when it comes to Mozilla FF 1.5 my image doesn't
want to display. If I change url in the following way:
Ryan Brunsvold wrote:
Requesting a site check (excluding menu - which is linked to the old,
table-based site and should be ignored) for the following site:
Site: http://www.baycreek.net/newest.html
CSS: http://www.baycreek.net/newest.css
Having a few display problems in Safari.
Sorry, no
Doh! I didn't have font smoothing turned on (in WinXP). Silly me.
There must be many end users that don't have this turned on (...and so
many more not using 1792x1344). Anybody have information on the
common/default user settings for font smoothing: none, standard, or
ClearType?
Thanks,
-Pete
New member here, impressed with the congenial atmosphere of the list. (Truth
in advertising dept.: I have posted this problem to another list 6 days ago,
and to Usenet 2 days ago; no usable answers have been received. I hope this
is a long enough delay to warrant posting to CSS-D.)
My latest
George Cummins wrote:
The following site has been tested in Firefox/Linux and IE 6/Win. Any
suggestions and/or corrections are greatly appreciated.
http://www.netrarc.com/respondexusa.net/
It may not be a good idea to justify content text-- the lakes, ponds,
and rivers become more
~davidLaakso wrote:
George Cummins wrote:
The following site has been tested in Firefox/Linux and IE 6/Win. Any
suggestions and/or corrections are greatly appreciated.
http://www.netrarc.com/respondexusa.net/
[...] Whoops. The corrected uri is::
Hi,
I have a 3-level Son of Suckerfish menu that works
fine everywhere except Safari (1.3.2). It looks like
the 3rd level submenu isn't getting the right negative
top margin...
Does anyone see what I've done wrong?
http://indigopear.com/Clients/menu
Hey Folks,
I've made some adjustments to my previous Holy Grail Template. Love to get
some feedback if ya get a chance.
The link:
http://www.macnimble.com
The text sizing issue has been fixed in Internet Explorer, but I haven't
tested it in anything lower than IE6. The Web Developer toolbar
On 06/04/13 12:02 (GMT-0400) Collin Davis apparently typed:
How does one achieve that high resolution result (1792x1344 for example) on
an LCD? Any time that I try to use a resolution other than the native
resolution on my LCDs (ranging from 1280x1024 (17 19) to 1440x900 (19
widescreen)),
On 06/04/13 13:58 (GMT-0400) Bill Brown/Jessica Weinberg apparently typed:
http://www.macnimble.com
When I select your extra large text option, your 'BODY.textXL
{font-size: 16px;}' rule gives me 9.6pt text, 64% of my default size.
Why isn't extra large text larger than my default?
--
Have
Bill Brown/Jessica Weinberg wrote:
I've made some adjustments to my previous Holy Grail Template. Love to get
some feedback if ya get a chance.http://www.macnimble.com
The text sizing issue has been fixed in Internet Explorer, but I haven't
tested it in anything lower than IE6.
Hmm. I not so
On 06/04/13 12:38 (GMT-0400) George Cummins apparently typed:
The following site has been tested in Firefox/Linux and IE 6/Win. Any
suggestions and/or corrections are greatly appreciated.
http://www.netrarc.com/respondexusa.net/
Needs some work, so that it can be accessible/usable with
Hey Folks,
Wonder if someone might be able to lend some thoughts here.
In a site design I'm presently working on, I'm trying to keep
the coding as semantic and simple as possible, so for content
elements I'm trying to stick to formats like this:
div id=block_content
h4INTRO LINE/h4
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
... My poor IE -- doesn't it get enough abuse already? ;-)
Nope! Not nearly enough :-) Mine is completely colorless after all the
bashing it gets, and isn't even allowed access to the web.
Ah-ha! So you finally reveal that your changes were there to fix the
content
Hello all! Long time no post. Anyway, we're running into a snag with IE6/Win
(why do I even bother saying which browser it is??) with the following:
HTML:
--
ul id=map
li class=mapspot id=d01a href=#spanSome text
here/span/a/li
Anthony Baker wrote:
In a site design I'm presently working on, I'm trying to keep
the coding as semantic and simple as possible, so for content
elements I'm trying to stick to formats like this:
div id=block_content
h4INTRO LINE/h4
h1HEADLINE/h1
pBody copy/p
/div
Now, I may
Whoops... hit tab and return in GMail and sent that before I was ready.
Sorry!
Anyway... our HTML is:
ul id=map
li class=mapspot id=d01a href=#spanSome
text/span/a/li
li class=mapspot id=d02a href=#spanSome other
text/span/a/li
... and so forth
/ul
CSS:
#map {
width: 500px;
On Apr 13, 2006, at 1:40 PM, Els wrote:
Can you show this in an online example? I find that if I set all
margins and paddings to 0, there is no space other than the
line-height (which would be there in a div as well).
Ah, I must have been on crack.
I deleted and rewrote the CSS for this and
www.rejeducation.com - Works in IE 6, Works in Opera 8, in Firefox however
the menu seems to do stretch across the screen even though I've specified
the width of the Div and have it floating left. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Ken Meyers
Charles Blaquière wrote:
http://www.blaqzone.com/Temp/Popfuel/ .
I cannot read your 10px text.
1) Each dark-brown section has 4 nested divs, one for each rounded corner.
Unfortunately, the *top two* corners don't appear. ... Why would the bottom
two background images appear, but not the
Ann Adamcik wrote:
Hi,
I have a 3-level Son of Suckerfish menu that works
fine everywhere except Safari (1.3.2). It looks like
the 3rd level submenu isn't getting the right negative
top margin...
Does anyone see what I've done wrong?
No, I think its a Safari bug.
Works for me
Kenny Meyers escribió:
www.rejeducation.com - Works in IE 6, Works in Opera 8, in Firefox however
the menu seems to do stretch across the screen even though I've specified
the width of the Div and have it floating left. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Change in your css !-- List
Bob Sawyer wrote:
Whoops... hit tab and return in GMail and sent that before I was
ready. Sorry!
Anyway... our HTML is:
ul id=map
li class=mapspot id=d01a href=#spanSome
text/span/a/li
li class=mapspot id=d02a href=#spanSome other
text/span/a/li
... and so forth
/ul
Hi,
I'm having some trouble with my CSS using Mozilla. For me, the problem is
quite odd. I set up my website a month or so ago, testing the CSS using
Mozilla. It showed up fine, but then about 2 weeks ago it just stopped
working in Mozilla. The CSS works still in IE, but not Mozilla.
On Apr 14, 2006, at 9:19 AM, jeremy stover wrote:
I'm having some trouble with my CSS using Mozilla. For me, the
problem is quite odd. I set up my website a month or so ago,
testing the CSS using Mozilla. It showed up fine, but then about 2
weeks ago it just stopped working in
Ingo Chao wrote:
Charles Blaquière wrote:
http://www.blaqzone.com/Temp/Popfuel/ .
I cannot read your 10px text.
Neither can I. I'll try again. The first attempt was ignored on another
list two weeks ago. Consider changing these in the css file-- layout.css:
html {
/*
I have been working on a website:
www dot IAMSENTME dot com.
When viewed in IE, if the width of the browser is played around with, the
main body white colored box flicker/shifts to touch the red menu box. (There
is supposed to be a space between them at all times.) It wouldn't really
matter, but
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160
hi all.
i'm moving my site from table-based to css-tableless. flowed text, etc
has all been migrating fine. now i'm to some of the nitpicky image
details ...
i'm attempting to place two images next to one another in a single
container.
the
Brian Gottier wrote:
www dot IAMSENTME dot com.
When viewed in IE, if the width of the browser is played around with,
the main body white colored box flicker/shifts to touch the red menu
box. (There is supposed to be a space between them at all times.) It
wouldn't really matter, but
Richard Grevers wrote:
A site redesign was proceding nicely (and amazingly hack-free) until
I tried to clear a float, which triggered haslayout bugs in IE.
I figured that giving layout to #content (via height:1px in a
conditional comment) should fix it, and indeed it has fixed the
Richard Grevers wrote:
I figured that giving layout to #content (via height:1px in a
conditional comment) should fix it, and indeed it has fixed the
peekaboo aspect of it, but IE has now applied a right margin or
padding or something of around 100px on #content. (it is supposed to
have a
I ended up fixing it (I think). I checked ie6win, firefox win, and golive's
live rendering, which is supposed to be opera. I just need a site check on
some other OS/browser combos.
What I did was to float right and clear right the .roundb div. I also added
a IE hack ( * html .roundb
is there any way to add a background to a floating column with minimal
content and force the column (the repeating background) to extend to
the same bottom as the parent column?
#right_column {
float: right;
width: 150px;
height: 100%;
}
height: 100% of course does nothing.
-bob
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