Re: [css-d] Making a div with relative width?

Asle Ommundsen wrote: http://odp.no/ The problem is the 32em width on .attribution, it scales and works good with browsers on windows (Firefox, Opera, IE6 and IE7), but on Ubuntu i doesn't. The problem is that the following line of text wrap into two lines, and it should really all be on

[css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display

Been using Zoë's excellent faux column to make a triple column set up. This is more elegant than what I have been using in the past. However, in both Opera and FF, there is extra space above the wrapper. I have the test page set out at:

[css-d] Render divs oposite of source order

I have a html source which I cannot edit, only through css. div id=container div id=summarysome summary/div div id=contentsome content/div /div How do I make the 'summery' render in below the 'content' in the browser? __

Re: [css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display

Subject: [css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display Been using Zoë's excellent faux column to make a triple column set up. ... However, in both Opera and FF, there is extra space above the wrapper. I have the test page set out at:

Re: [css-d] Making a div with relative width?

* Gunlaug Sørtun: Asle Ommundsen: pHjelp til å bygge den største katalogen på nettet redigert av mennesker./p (Noen setter seg høye mål... :-) ) Hehe. Det er ikke mine personlige mål, det er dmoz.org sine mål. ;-) Asle Ommundsen: [..] Is it possible to make the width relative to the

Re: [css-d] Wierd Padding issue in Mozilla

David Merwin wrote: I am having a padding issue in Mozilla. Seems to show up here only and I have NO idea how to fix it. The issue is in the blog section in the middle of the page. The page in question is: http://www.agiprodj.com/?cat=191 Hmm, could you provide more information on

Re: [css-d] Layout Troubles

Ryan Mayer wrote: Hello all, I'm having a hell of a time over here trying to get this (seemingly simple) layout work cross browser and was wondering if anyone could point me into the right direction. Basically it's a centered three column layout (51px wide/410px wide/445px wide), without

Re: [css-d] Remove inherited background image?

Jeff Chastain wrote: I have a multi-level list in which the top level list item has a background image applied. The background image is being inherited by all of the list items as expected, but I am trying to disable it for all of the sub levels. I tried a 'background-image: none' which seems

Re: [css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display

Ian Young wrote: Subject: [css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/dolnew/index-test.html css at http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/dolnew/includes/newstylea.css aving sorted the unwanted white space. Still haven't got min-height sorted

Re: [css-d] Remove inherited background image?

this might sound silly, but are you *sure* it's inheriting the background? keep in mind that your sub-li are displayed *inside* the parent li, which has a background. when the sub-li are clear of backgrounds, the parent's background shows through.

[css-d] Partially Missing Links in IE

I've setup this website for a client, and I'm using transparent PNGs. I managed to get the PNGs to show up somewhat correctly, but the foreground of the image doesn't link, while the back does. I would really appreciate any ideas you may have. Thanks.

Re: [css-d] Remove inherited background image?

Okay, here it is ... http://www.admentus.com/temp/index.htm Basically what this is is a Suckerfish 3-level drop down menu that is being styled to look like the Windows Silver Luna theme in Outlook. The multi-level styling/inheritance on this is driving me nuts and there are several issues I

[css-d] css sprites failure in IE

Hi all, in IE the list apart method of image sprites (1) works nicely in the top menu on my site, but not in the sidebar where the buttons are placed in a ul. They keep getting some right-side extra pixels in hover state, and I can't figure out why. The site:

Re: [css-d] Making a div with relative width?

* Asle Ommundsen: That's not a problem, I have a hack that work for both IE6 and IE7. At least I thought so, but I was wrong. Seems like I need to use conditional comments for IE7. :o) -- Vennlig hilsen, Asle Ommundsen __

Re: [css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display

Ian Young wrote: Subject: [css-d] Extra space anomaly in multi column display http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/dolnew/index-test.html css at http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/dolnew/includes/newstylea.css aving sorted the unwanted white space. Still haven't got

[css-d] text box

a was given a design that had a drop shaddow inside a text box, is there anyway to do that from within css. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub --

Re: [css-d] text box

On 4/28/06, Dan McCullough [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: a was given a design that had a drop shaddow inside a text box, is there anyway to do that from within css. If you mean a textarea, it was probably done as so: textarea { background: url(some image); } Otherwise it might have been an input.

Re: [css-d] text box

http://www.mccullough-net.com/searchbox.jpg thats what they want it to look like, and they are doing it for a textbox. On 4/28/06, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 4/28/06, Dan McCullough [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: a was given a design that had a drop shaddow inside a text box, is

Re: [css-d] text box

here's something i came up with really quick: http://www.stevekarsch.com/box/box.html it's not perfect but it should get you started. steve Dan McCullough wrote: http://www.mccullough-net.com/searchbox.jpg thats what they want it to look like, and they are doing it for a textbox. On

Re: [css-d] Render divs oposite of source order

Eystein Alnaes wrote: How do I make the 'summery' render in below the 'content' in the browser? Cem Meric wrote: You could try this; http://kalkadoon.net/sandbox/below/summary.html That solution is on the right track, but you've got the positioning-logic wrong and end up with something

Re: [css-d] Render divs oposite of source order

That solution is on the right track, but you've got the positioning-logic wrong and end up with something that is depending on window-height. That gives tall gaps on tall windows and overlapping on short windows. I thought that would serve as a footer but I see your point..

[css-d] is this layout possible using CSS?

Hi folks, I've really been struggling with this layout I need, to get it done using CSS. I can easily use a single row, 2 cell table, but I just want to make sure I've exhausted all avenues before going there. What I need is a left column of a fixed width, then a right column that scales to the

Re: [css-d] Browser Issues - berkeley

oh, francky, you are a god (or is that goddess?)! thanks so much for the help. you've totally made my day. cheers, kathryn Hi Kathryn, Ah, I didn't see this message before going to experiment, but think it can be in line. Felix showed a good 508 proclamation! The problem with the FF-gap was a

Re: [css-d] is this layout possible using CSS?

What I need is a left column of a fixed width, then a right column that scales to the width of the browser window. Within that right column, is a table with rows of financial data. So, the layout has to match the illustration below: The solution is to use *less* positioning, not more. For

Re: [css-d] is this layout possible using CSS? [solved]

On 4/28/06, Ed Seehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The solution is to use *less* positioning, not more. For your left column float a div left, and if the content doesn't give it the width you want, specify that. For the right use an *unpositioned* div. Then give it a left margin greater than

Re: [css-d] Persisting flash media player

On 4/28/06, John Sico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone know of a relatively css-aware way to have flash media player persist as users flow through the site? So the users could listen to songs, and not have the movie/ music reload as each page changes. The movie will live inside its own

[css-d] Weird Padding in Mozilla Only - better information this time

I am having a padding issue in Mozilla. Seems to show up here only and I have NO idea how to fix it. The issue is in the blog section in the middle of the page. The issue is on the right side. There appears to be a 20 pixel space on the right inside the blog column (#blog-content). The weird

Re: [css-d] Browser Issues - berkeley

hi felix, sorry, i didn't mean netscape 6. view the site in netscape 7.1. why is this happening? kathryn also, i'm having major problems with netscape 6/firefox for pc. as you'll see, the entire top of the site disappears with the main nav bar appearing mid-way down the page. it's fine

[css-d] float related trouble in Firefox

I just did some updates to a friend's website and discovered an obscure bug in the process. First, here is the page in question: http://www.kipke.com/community.html http://www.kipke.com/kipke.css The problem lies with the lack of wrapping on the first line of content text, reading Maryland

Re: [css-d] float related trouble in Firefox

As usual, the Sørtun solution works! Thanks. I tried everything but that apparently. :) __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub --

Re: [css-d] float related trouble in Firefox

Safari is the browser which responds with the problem you describe. Firefox on the other hand is working properly. I am using Mac OSX 10.4.6 with Safari 2.0.3 and Firefox 1.5.0.1 -- +-+ | Eric Geoffrey Vann, Webmaster

[css-d] Safari bug

Can someone in Safari figure out why the bolded links in the center of this page are floated right? http://nglcc.orchidsuites.net/ht/d/sp/i/196/pid/196 (fine everywhere but Safari) -- Tanya -- Tanya Renne, CEO, ORCHID SUITES, Inc. Online tools to engage

Re: [css-d] how different do text background colors need to be for text to be 'just barely legible'?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: RIPEMD160 Eric Shepherd wrote: It's not at all a CSS question, actually. If you have to say this might be off topic it probably is. w/e There are now very clear guidelines published by the WCAG. They live at

Re: [css-d] Massive IE Screw-up Part 2

Scott Spilker wrote: Thanks guys for your ideas. While it doesn't look as good (what does in IE), I did get the transparency issue worked out. But, the link problem is still giving me grief. The weird part is, the back part of each li is linking, but the image itself. But, the image is in

Re: [css-d] Safari bug

Tanya Renne wrote: Can someone in Safari figure out why the bolded links in the center of this page are floated right? http://nglcc.orchidsuites.net/ht/d/sp/i/196/pid/196 I think you should start here...

[css-d] Weird space in list with floats

Hello, I have a hierarchical list that I would like to contain Divs with other floating divs for each list item. But I get some weird space after the div only if there are no textual elements in it. I'm just wondering why this is happening and is there a way to control this space. I have tried

[css-d] Intervening HTML comments break CSS adjacent sibling selection in IE7

Is the correct behavior that CSS adjacent sibling selection should NOT be affected by HTML comments? I ask because IE7 adjacent sibling selection fails when an HTML comment intervenes between the adjacent siblings. For example h1+h2 won't select h1text/h1!--foo--h2text/h2 in the most recent IE7

Re: [css-d] Massive IE Screw-up Part 2

The problem is the images look positively horrible as gifs, while tolerably horrible at transparent PNGs. But, I guess if it fixes the link problem that maybe what I have to do. Regards, Scott Spilker -- Creative Observations Design without boundaries 816.225.6999

[css-d] Re Weird space in list with floats

Vinson Gracia wrote on 28 April 2006 http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/April+2006 23:11 Hello, I have a hierarchical list that I would like to contain Divs with other floating divs for each list item. But I get some weird space after the div only if there are no textual

[css-d] This is driving me nuts (dont know what to call it)

I am in the process of developing this site and the wrapper div is 10 px lower then it shoudl be. (I made the background blue so that it was more visible) The blue should be touching the top of the browser. http://ad.aaml.uniquethrudesign.com/ This is really driving me nuts any help would

Re: [css-d] This is driving me nuts (dont know what to call it)

The blue should be touching the top of the browser. http://ad.aaml.uniquethrudesign.com/ Try doing: #header img { margin: 0; } If that doesn't work, try zeroing the margin of div#main as well. Prabhath -- http://nidahas.com