Hi,
I'm trying to get the contents part of this layout to expand and
contain the entire text, as well as push down the footer.
http://www.selfinflicted.org/css/layout_temp.html
It works great in IE but in Firefox and Opera they just don't want to
expand and push =/ What am I missing here, its
On 01/08/06, Joseph Lorenzini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to style external links in CSS that will
visually separate them from internal links?
I add background images of a globe. See http://dorward.me.uk/
The CSS can be found at
Joseph Lorenzini wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to style external links in CSS that will
visually separate them from internal links?
Javascript? Put all your external links in a single DIV and style the
links in that DIV the way you want?
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On 8/1/06, old9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi cj, thanks for your reply.
I think I'd represent my problem here, well, what I need is a customized CSS
rule, not a regular one, it could be something like:
.class1{
-my-rule: my value;
}
and I want to access the -my-rule rule in javascript.
Thanks for your replay, cj.
Well, I'm not doing a css fix for firefox here, I'm just trying to set a
*customized* css value( which is not included in the CSS spec, that's why I
use a dash prefix ) for special use in scripting.
That is, I'm trying to pass a string parameter to javascript through
i'm a bit slow, but i think i understand now. :) the only fresh idea
i can think of is to see if inline styles will work, but that won't be
very feasible if you are needing to change it in multiple places.
sorry i can't be of much help, and good luck.
What I'm doing now is to use the font-family property for passing the
string, because that's the only thing I can find that could contain
custormized strings. That's just a work around which is weird and dirty to
my point of view, so I'm asking for help here.
Refering to the inline style, yeah,
I took your advice Tom and Scott...
http://www.westga.edu/~webgroup/design/code/
Does anybody see anymore issues?
Thanks,
Madison
On Jul 31, 2006, at 2:11 PM, Scott Sauyet wrote:
Generally, I would suggest that your site not be so pixel-perfect
that one or two rescales destroys your look
Hi,
I've successfully implemented a version of the sliding doors technique and
am now looking to add a 'current' selection that'll highlight the current
tab you're on.
I've looked on A List Apart and have tried their suggested code (setting the
background position, as per the hover state) but
I have a design where the fonts are set thusly:
body {
font:medium Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
color:#3e87b7;
}
a, a:link, a:visited {
color:#c00;
text-decoration:none;
}
a:active {
color:#fcc;
}
a:hover {
Hi!
I'm trying to replace Text of a button when the mouse is
hovering over it.
Is there a way to do this.
This is the site: http://www.jocoartistguild.com The button
I want the text to change is Businesses. I want it to change
to Businesses Support the Arts
This is the link to the css
Hi Joseph,
What about giving links that point outward a rel=external tag and
use DOM to attach a css class to them? Just a thought.
Miha Hribar
freelance web developer
web: www.hribar.info
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Eoin Maguire wrote:
Hi,
I've successfully implemented a version of the sliding doors
technique and am now looking to add a 'current' selection
that'll highlight the current tab you're on.
I've looked on A List Apart and have tried their suggested
code (setting the background position, as
My app collects visitor info via a set of screen forms and now I've got to
print the collected info out so that it fits into the spaces, etc. on an
existing paper form. It's actually going to print (form and collected into) to
a blank piece of paper most of the time, but it also needs to print
Yes, but it's javascript, and thus OT. I'll reply again off-list
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Hi!
I'm trying to replace Text of a button when the mouse is
hovering over it.
Is there a way to do this.
My bad, I thought you meant a real button, not a text-link button. This is
fairly easy to do. The HTML would be:
a href=/Businesses spanSupport the Arts/span/a
The the CSS would be:
a span {
display: hidden:
}
a:hover span {
display: inline;
}
You'll have to play with it to
Hi!
I'm trying to replace Text of a button when the mouse is
hovering over it.
Is there a way to do this.
This is the site: http://www.jocoartistguild.com The button
I want the text to change is Businesses. I want it to change
to Businesses Support the Arts
This is the link to the
On 8/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My bad, I thought you meant a real button, not a text-link button. This is
fairly easy to do. The HTML would be:
a href=/Businesses spanSupport the Arts/span/a
The the CSS would be:
a span {
display: hidden:
}
a:hover span
I used a variation of what Marc emailed on www.coalcreekcollision.com. I added
.ltxt and .rtxt (specific to this site) to split the text display area of the
menu so that the 'additional' right side text would line up and display in a
different color. Also, .s and .l are also optional
Hello,
www.hststore.com (or www.gonzostore.com)
Pure CSS layout. I've tested it on browsercam.com and *i think* it
looks pretty good cross-browser. The older Opera versions had major
problems, but the latest version works correctly.
Only layout bug I could see is that all versions of Mac
Hi all,
Here's a new one that I've not come across before.
I have site with linked css sheets for screen and print versions, which work
great. A client came to me today and demonstrated that they use IE's File
| Send | Page by Email menu item to place a copy of the page inside Outlook
for
Bill Walton wrote:
My app collects visitor info via a set of screen forms and now I've
got to print the collected info out so that it fits into the spaces,
etc. on an existing paper form. It's actually going to print (form
and collected into) to a blank piece of paper most of the time, but
Hello All,
I have an ecommerce site that I am working on. In Firefox, it looks like only
some of the styles are rendered. In Internet Explorer, it looks good.
Pages:
http://3elevencreative.com/clients/kleenhome/site/index.shtml
http://3elevencreative.com/clients/kleenhome/site/about_us.shtml
This problem is only occuring where there is a link as the last item in a
div. In IE, the link is not correctly recognized as a link at all; it is
simply shown as text (although with the correct coloring as if it were a
link).
If I add 2 br /'s after the link, the IE renders the link correctly.
Joseph Lorenzini wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to style external links in CSS that will
visually separate them from internal links?
Found this on the net somewhere, maybe it will help:
/* All mailto links: */
a[href^=mailto:]:after {
content: url(mail.gif) !important;
AP Bejmuk wrote:
Hello,
www.hststore.com (or www.gonzostore.com)
Pure CSS layout. I've tested it on browsercam.com and *i think* it
looks pretty good cross-browser. The older Opera versions had major
problems, but the latest version works correctly.
Opera 7+ 8+ have problems with
a span.l { display: none; }
a:hover span.s { display: none; }
a:hover span.l { display: inline; }
This will also make sure that users of assistive technology will never
get the extra information, which might be a desired output.
div class=vnav
ul
li
a
Hi,
I am using li with a bull; in the bengining of each
line of text. How can I make sure if the line is too
long, after the line wrap the second line stays behind
the bullet, not under the bullet?
Thanks
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Hello,
I develop in a Mac environment and have been testing in the Win
platform by way of transferring files to a non-networked PC using a CD.
Does anyone know of any s/w that might render just like Win IE 5 6?
What do all you Apple developers do? I am trying to avoid my Win
machine having
Arthur Cundy wrote:
I have an ecommerce site that I am working on. In Firefox, it looks
like only some of the styles are rendered. In Internet Explorer, it
looks good.
http://3elevencreative.com/clients/kleenhome/site/index.shtml
I think Firefox' error recovery works quite well :-)
are you not using the list-style-image? it sounds as if your bullet
picture is part of your actual html instead of a background image.
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xhu1 wrote:
Hi,
I am using li with a bull; in the bengining of each
line of text. How can I make sure if the line is too
long, after the line wrap the second line stays behind
the bullet, not under the bullet?
Give the li a left-padding of the desired width, and then
negative indent of the
xhu1 wrote:
I am using li with a bull; in the bengining of each line of text.
How can I make sure if the line is too long, after the line wrap the
second line stays behind the bullet, not under the bullet?
Text-indent may work.
Better to use the proper 'list-style-type'[1] and
I wish that were a response I could provide to the client - they've been
doing it this way for years (and because IE provides it, it must be OK :o/
). Now that I'm repurposing the site, some of the stuff breaks. I already
provide a psuedo-tinyurl links at the bottom of each page from my CMS.
I am using li with a bull; in the bengining of each
line of text. How can I make sure if the line is too
long, after the line wrap the second line stays behind
the bullet, not under the bullet?
Give the li a left-padding of the desired width, and then
negative indent of the same width.
You can't across all browsers if you insist on using bull;. Instead use
an unordered list and then use list-style to set the type of bullet you'd
like to use.
If you don't care about maximum visibility across different browsers, you
could use the :first-letter or :first-line pseudo elements
I am using li with a bull; in the bengining of each
line of text. How can I make sure if the line is too
long, after the line wrap the second line stays behind
the bullet, not under the bullet?
Give the li a left-padding of the desired width, and then
negative indent of the same width.
Hello all,
There are some strange behaviors in my site in IE6 that are driving me nuts.
The main problem is that when scrolling down the pages with a lot of text,
the text gets screwed up ... it starts disappearing! It is there, but I have
to either refresh the page or select the invisible text
On Aug 1, 2006, at 12:27 PM, Ric Glass wrote:
HI develop in a Mac environment and have been testing in the Win
platform by way of transferring files to a non-networked PC using a
CD.
Does anyone know of any s/w that might render just like Win IE 5 6?
What do all you Apple developers do?
On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 15:27:07 -0400, Ric Glass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I develop in a Mac environment and have been testing in the Win
platform by way of transferring files to a non-networked PC using a CD.
Does anyone know of any s/w that might render just like Win IE 5 6?
What do
I am trying to style a menu with rounded corners. My menu is a ordered
list, but list elements are indented. There is also a gap between the
block level h3 element and the list elements that I can't seem to close.
http://oit.sfasu.edu/test/frame2.html
Thank you,
Travis Killen
At 7:28 AM -0400 8/1/06, Joe D'Andrea wrote:
Hello again! An interesting update: First, I found the message I sent!
I got it via normal list delivery, so I'd say that the list members got it.
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CSS is much too interesting and
Hi David,
david wrote:
Bill Walton wrote:
My solution so far is to use a scanned image of the paper form as
background. That way the user can turn on background printing if
they're going to print to blank paper, or turn it off if they're
going to print to a preprinted form.
This
Donna Demurely Delineated:
I'm trying to replace Text of a button when the mouse is
hovering over it.
Is there a way to do this.
Donna,
Maybe you could try this:
a: span {
text-indent:-3000 px;
}
a:hover span {
text-indent: 0;
display: block;
height: 20px;
text-align: center;
At 4:25 PM -0400 8/1/06, Eric A. Meyer wrote...
...a message meant to be sent in private in response to an inquiry
sent to the administrator address. And then, idiotically, he cc:ed
it to the whole list instead of the administrator.
I'd blame the heat (today's heat index is currently
Not really CSS-related, but:
G4/G5: VirtualPC, Q, (VLC)
Intel: Q, Paralells, BootCamp, (VLC)
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Hello.
I have a series of buttons that I've styled with CCS using a:hover
and I'm having a problem...
Most of the buttons are just ordinary a href... markup that links
to other HTML pages, but one of buttons needs to open a PDF file in a
separate window. I originally used...
a
If you have a blank or # href, IE assumes that it's a link to the current page
and sees it as a visited link, which means it's only going to use the a.visited
attribute.
-Original Message-
..
It's almost as if IE doesn't look for a style unless there's an
href attribute associated
I think someone was kind enough to point me in this direction on the
list...to use Nice Titles (http://kryogenix.org/code/browser/nicetitle/). I
also paired that up with Image Annotation (
http://kryogenix.org/code/browser/annimg/annimg.html) in hopes of coming up
with a solution to reduce the
Using this one page as teaser for client's group of websites. I have used
position:absolute to locate the copy at bottom right of picture.
Looks ok in FF, IE and Opera but would appreciate if could be checked at
800x600, Safari etc.
Thank in anticipation.
Ian
Using this one page as teaser for client's group of websites. I have used
position:absolute to locate the copy at bottom right of picture.
Looks ok in FF, IE and Opera but would appreciate if could be checked at
800x600, Safari etc.
Thank in anticipation.
Ian
Sorry, forgot
Craig Palenshus wrote:
There are some strange behaviors in my site in IE6 that are driving
me nuts. The main problem is that when scrolling down the pages with
a lot of text, the text gets screwed up ... it starts disappearing!
http://lakequincy.com/Privacy.aspx
Bill Walton wrote:
Is there not a way to use CSS to position two large background images such
that they'll print on seperate pages?
Only if the visitor has set their browser to print background images -
that's step one. I don't know about controlling multi-page printing with
CSS - my only
Quoting Craig Palenshus [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There are some strange behaviors in my site in IE6
Really! How shocking! ;-)
the text gets screwed up ... it starts disappearing!
Here are a couple pages that really suffer from the problem:
http://lakequincy.com/Privacy.aspx
Ian Young wrote:
Using this one page as teaser for client's group of websites. I have used
position:absolute to locate the copy at bottom right of picture.
Looks ok in FF, IE and Opera but would appreciate if could be checked at
800x600, Safari etc.
Thank in anticipation.
Ian
Thanks Silvester. I have tried to contact the author (same person wrote both
scripts) and have discussed it with him, but he has not been able to clear
time to revisit the issues, so I am at a loss there.
You're right. I should take the time to rewrite the script, but at the
moment it is not time
Ian Young wrote:
http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/fishings/test-3.html
Using absolute positioning is fine, but you're positioning and
dimensioning relative to the wrong object - and the wrong way around.
No font-resizing calculated in either, which makes it pretty unreliable.
This might
Hi Pete,
Looking at it in Safari...it seems the green 'ad buttons' are below
the large image?
At least that's how its drawing in Safari. As the page came up, the
ad buttons were
visible and then were 'covered' by the masthead. Strange. If anyone
knows why this
happened, I'd love to know for
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