Hello all,
I have just finished making some changes to my site
(http://www.deviantdidg.com/glyph) am busy validating it using the
Firefox Web Dev XPI (which has a very handy Tools section -
http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/ for those interested). My
XHTML validates fine, but for
Michael Martin wrote:
(http://www.deviantdidg.com/glyph)
CSS error:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http://www.deviantdidg.com/glyph
I have had a look at the CSS can't find anything wrong with
it (it validates in Dreamweaver's Browser Check).
It says you first need to
Hi Els,
Thanks for your reply the useful info. I had trouble finding relevant
info in my web search, so if you know somewhere more appropriate for me
to be posting, I'd be grateful if you could let me know. Thanks again.
Kind regards,
Michael Martin
Technical Support - SafariNow.com
On 10/05/06, Anastasios Angelidis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is when I add another table with that table it inherits the
css regardless if the class is set or not and I do not want it to. What
is the issue?
table.thinOrangeBorder th
That says A th element that is a descendent of a
Link:
http://step2.net.dynamicweb.dk/Default.aspx?ID=1
Code:
#DwLeftMenu li a {
font-weight: bold;
color: #332300;
display: block;
width: 198px;;
padding-left: 15px;
margin-bottom: 3px;
height: 16px;
}
#DwLeftMenu li a:hover {
Hi,
I have noticed that Safari had problems when I put comments inside the
class bracklets or when using the slash workaround for IE.
Here are some examples where safari presumably had problems.
.someclass { text-align:justify;
/*padding:7px; i don't need this right now*/
Thanks for the help, Ian, Bill and Georg.
Bill, you did me a massive favor by pointing out how my site failed
the validators. I have the entire site passing CSS validation and
every page passes markup validation, except for my pages with a
sample player. The validator doesn't like any of
Daniel Kessler wrote:
re: http://hhp.umd.edu/events/systems_thinking/
It's improved and fine on the PC IE, but on Safari and Navigator the
footer runs up to the navigation, behind the iframe. Alot of the
problem is that I wanted the iframe to be indented by a margin-right
15 pixels and
Thanks a lot,Alex!
On 5/10/06, Alex Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yahoo! have been very busy and in addition to updating their ui
widget library, they have now added several bits which should be of
interest to the list.
CSS Grids
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/grids/
CSS Fonts
Rella Abernathy wrote:
The divs in my contact form line up perfectly in Safari.
[...]
http://robabernathy.com/contact.png
But in other browsers, they don't line up properly. Is there a way to
lay this out where it will line up consistently in the non-IE
browsers, like Firefox, Opera,
i'm not able to see any differences in spacing either between firefox and ie.
ff1.5
ie6sp2
winxp
best of luck!
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IE7b2 testing hub --
Tim Martens wrote:
I have this:
div class=description
Get business plan templates a href=link_location title=
View project: SPD.101 Strategy Complete[P]/a
/div
And would like to print this:
Get business plan templates [P] SPD.101 Strategy Complete
I don't think you're
So what you are saying is that I'm probably missing a closing tag
somewhere on one of the tables?
That sux! it's a 3rd party product that uses smarty templates! I guess i
have to figure out where the culprit is...
Anastasios Angelidis wrote:
I have my classes defined as below...
I then
I sputtered:
div class=description
Get business plan templates a href=link_location[P]
span class=print-onlySPD.101 Strategy Complete/a/span
/div
but should have said either:
div class=description
Get business plan templates a href=link_location[P]/a
Hi anastasios
The problem is when I add another table with that table it inherits the
css regardless if the class is set or not and I do not want it to. What
is the issue?
a workaround shoud be to add inner table border canceling:
/* a th of a table inside a table */
table.thinOrangeBorder
From: Glenn E. Lanier, II [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 4:49 PM
HTML in question:
http://www.CarpentersForChrist.com/LayerTest/reg1.html
Problem solved -- not really CSS related. A /TD was missing the closing
greater-than sign. Oddly, before I added my code (the
I'm on my 3rd CSS overhaul of our site templates. I'm actually fairly
happy with this latest solution, and took some advice from previous
queries on how to handle content that is too-wide for the columns
(thereby pushing other columns down the page) and decided to set all of
the objects within the
Hi folks,
I've got just until Friday to get this thing done, and if I don't get
it figured out today, I'll have to re-install GoLive 5 and put it
together that way, with just html coding!
I checked the home page, http://www.lorettosedgwick.org/ last night on
a friend's PC. It showed that the
That wont work I can't put border-style: none; That would get rid of the
thing orange border I want to create!
Rowspans? I can't. There is one main index template and the rest are all
injected. I guess I could go correct the 50 other templates :P
Or I can just do it the plain old ugly way, by
Hello,
I am relatively new to CSS I thought I would give it a go on a design
and the design looks fine in every browser except IE.
The site is at http://www.soihost.com/second/
The CSS is at http://www.soihost.com/second/screenstyle.css
I have validated and spent the last 2 days trying to find
Good morning list!
A project I've recently been working on, had a hasLayout problem in IE, some
text would vanish and reappear at random. Setting hasLayout fixed it, but
of course renders the code invalid.
The client, understandably, wants the CSS to validate, I am completely
stumped as to how
That wont work I can't put border-style: none; That would get
rid of the thing orange border I want to create!
It does work. I think David means that you should do this:
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd;
html
head
Good morning list!
A project I've recently been working on, had a hasLayout
problem in IE, some
text would vanish and reappear at random. Setting hasLayout
fixed it, but
of course renders the code invalid.
The client, understandably, wants the CSS to validate, I am
completely
On David Laasko's advice, I changed three items to position:relative
instead of absolute. That, and adding a width to the navbar fixed the
problems with IE/Mac. But I don't have a PC. Can someone check to see
if it worked? http://www.lorettosedgwick.org/ and
Ken Webster wrote:
Hello,
I am relatively new to CSS I thought I would give it a go on a design
and the design looks fine in every browser except IE.
The site is at http://www.soihost.com/second/
The CSS is at http://www.soihost.com/second/screenstyle.css
I have validated and spent the
url: www.springfieldmogov.org/elections/parks/projects.html
css: www.springfieldmogov.org/css/elections_parks1.css
Using a modified liquid 2-col layout from Floatutorial I've added some
of my own stuff which you can see at the bottom of the CSS file.
Problem: I'd like div id=details to clear
Hello all,
I have some code that looks like this--
style type=text/css
div.course {
padding-left: 30px;
}
div.course div.left {
float: left;
width: 150px;
font-weight: bold;
}
/style
div class=course
h3Special User Series (QT200) - ALL COURSES/h3
Chris Akins wrote:
url: www.springfieldmogov.org/elections/parks/projects.html
Problem: I'd like div id=details to clear the Thank You
graphic which is floated left, residing in it's own div
id=heading. But if I put a 'clear:left' on the 'details' div it
then clears the div id=leftnav
Hi again list,
Can anyone help me, I can't figure out the cause of a 15px gap in Firefox.
It render perfect in IE7;
the page is at
http://work.grillo.tk/vilarigno/contato.html
TIA
Grillo
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Hi again list,
Can anyone help me, I can't figure out the cause of a 15px
gap in Firefox.
It render perfect in IE7;
the page is at
http://work.grillo.tk/vilarigno/contato.html
TIA
Grillo
Hi Grillo,
In your style sheet:
#c_desc_text{
margin: 0 0 0 15px; /* changed
On 5/10/06, Marcelo Wolfgang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again list,
Can anyone help me, I can't figure out the cause of a 15px gap in Firefox.
It render perfect in IE7;
the page is at
http://work.grillo.tk/vilarigno/contato.html
TIA
Grillo
Hi Marcelo.
Looks like a collapsed margin
Alex Robinson wrote:
Incidentally, all the above have been open sourced.
Very interesting! I am glad I read this post. anyone have any other
thoughts on what Yahoo is offering??? Looks like a good resource to me.
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Try with this style for your menulist:
ul.navbar {
width : 100%;
margin : 0;
padding : 0;
background-color : #89d60e;
}
.navbar li {
float: left;
list-style:none;
width: 20%;
}
And the set the width of .titleBox top 98%
// Sebastian
Please see: http://www.ekstasis.net/z/bbqlodge6/
In the suckerfish driven drop-down menus - I've got Internet Explorer
looking as required. When you hover over a second-level list item it goes
bold.
I cannot get the same appearance in other browsers.
If I set the :hover to font-weight: bold
Dave Pierce wrote:
On David Laasko's advice, I changed three items to position:relative
instead of absolute. That, and adding a width to the navbar fixed the
problems with IE/Mac. But I don't have a PC. Can someone check to see
if it worked? http://www.lorettosedgwick.org/ and
Hi all,
I am trying to design a website using CSS. You can see the disaster
at www.drder.plus.com However, it is only a disaster in IE running
under Windows, on my Mac using various browsers, including IE on the
Mac.
At this point, there are two main things I am trying to correct.
Hi all,
In an other topic there was found that an incomplete end tag /td was
the reason for an unexpected layout shift in IE.
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/74402
Very, very strange is, that the html-validator did not remark this error.
The w3c-recommendations for html 4.01
Hi List!
Long-time listener; first-time poster here.
I'm combining a floated tab menu and rounded corners. Independently,
either one displays fine across browsers. It's when I combine them that
the problems begin.
Firefox, of course, displays it perfectly, as does Konqueror (my Safari
francky wrote:
My conclusions and lessons: Apparently different browsers have
different auto correcting machines (or not) to handle incorrect
html. Extra reason to write good html...
Indeed :-)
As I have mentioned a few times on css-d lately: browsers 'error
recovery' is not reliable.
I've got a simple fixed-width two-column layout, with a footer. I need
to the two columns to span the height of the viewport regardless of
their content, but also grow when their contents exceed the viewport's
height. I also need the footer to always be at the bottom of the page
regardless of
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charles wrote:
| Hi List!
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| Long-time listener; first-time poster here.
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| I'm combining a floated tab menu and rounded corners. Independently,
| either one displays fine across browsers. It's when I combine them that
| the problems begin.
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