[css-d] Weird IE Windows border problem (no kidding!)

Hi all, I have the following page working great in Safari, FireFox (Mac and PC), but IE6/Win is doing some weird stuff. I'm getting a double top border (repeats the top border about 100px down form where the first one is - the one that is supposed to be there.) on my containing div and

Re: [css-d] Weird IE Windows border problem (no kidding!)

I have experienced the same problem with borders dropping out in IE6/win...for example this page: http://fcciweb.org/recent-meetings - look at the side of galleries. .really strange, I would be happy if anyone has an answer too... Jana IE6/Win is doing some weird stuff. I'm getting a double

Re: [css-d] Weird IE Windows border problem (no kidding!)

Mark Wheeler wrote: I have the following page working great in Safari, FireFox (Mac and PC), but IE6/Win is doing some weird stuff. I'm getting a double top border (repeats the top border about 100px down form where the first one is - the one that is supposed to be there.) on my containing

Re: [css-d] Weird IE Windows border problem (no kidding!)

Cistý design wrote: I have experienced the same problem with borders dropping out in IE6/win...for example this page: http://fcciweb.org/recent-meetings - look at the side of galleries. Might be that the same IE-bug/solution apply, but the source-code is so broken that my software won't

[css-d] Border changes on a:hover ignored in lists in IE

Hello, I've always had trouble with this and never found a solution as search queries are hard to put together in order to find a solution. Basically, when implementing a border change on a:hover in an inline list, Firefox displays it fine but Internet Explorer seems to ignore the change. Two

Re: [css-d] Wacked IE with the wrap function

What is the full error message? A couple of weeks back someone reported a similar issue that came down to changing certain parts of the body too quickly for IE. You might try changing any .ready() to .load() to see if that helps. Thank you Dave, that worked! IE didn't give any error

[css-d] HELP! CSS and IE question

Hello, I'm sure none of you will be surprised by this I have a drop-down menu where the sub-menu items disappear behind my drop-down select box which is below the menu. The menu doesn't disappear behind the text or the input boxes, just the select boxes... has anyone experienced this and

[css-d] Spacing problem in IE when using image replacment (launch on Mon, Aug 21!)

Thanks for taking a minute to look at my question. We're launching the site on Monday, Aug 21, so any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm using text-indent to replace a title (h3) with a graphic for a News Events highlight on http://beta.wesleyseminary.edu/. Unfortunately, in IE there is 20

Re: [css-d] Spacing problem in IE when using image replacment (launch on Mon, Aug 21!)

Matt Harris wrote: I'm using text-indent to replace a title (h3) with a graphic for a News Events highlight on http://beta.wesleyseminary.edu/. Unfortunately, in IE there is 20 pixels of extra space between the h3 and the first item in the 'News and Events' highlight on the bottom, right

[css-d] Coping with Overflow

Hi... I have a curious challenge with the overflow property that I just don't understand. I have used a background image for the 'container' div on my site. Since I have floated the 'navigation' and 'content' divs (that sit inside the 'container' div) I needed to set the overflow property

[css-d] CSS IE Bug

how css could be done with declaring a doctype. I have a page that doesn't use a doctype and its out of my control to change it. In firefox I can get the div to float in the right corner fixed but it somehow is inline in IE instead of floating. Do you know how to achieve the same results

[css-d] ie-- spacing of vertically stacked letters

The very last word in the the vertically stacked letters is 'more.' In xp/ie6.0 there is a huge vertical space in that word ( mobig space re). http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ Relevant css (embedded): #secondary h4.c2, #secondary h4.c3 { ... } Seeking fix for ie or 55 gallon drum of aspirin.

Re: [css-d] Coping with Overflow

ibn Ezra wrote: http://covenantwoods.com/beta/get-involved/introduction.php Is there a better way to do this (that still allows me to have the background image flush against the bottom right of the 'container' div)? Change to... #container {overflow: hidden;} ...followed by... * html

[css-d] header problems

http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html This simple page is tying me up in knots. I hope by the time you look at it will have been updated (cannot ftp to the server). This is the same problem as my previous posting of too much space on the right side. I went and added in the css for

Re: [css-d] Spacing problem in IE when using image replacment (launchon Mon, Aug 21!)

Thanks for the suggestions, but it ended being the float on the h3. I removed it and it corrected the problem. #wrapnewsevents h3 {display:block; *float:left;* text-indent:-px; margin: 0; padding: 10px 0; width: 210px;} __

[css-d] novice to CSS2 pls critic. thx

hello all css-gurus, i'm yasin. i have a draft site www.hello-id.com just began to learn built it with CSS.. (so long table..) i want you guys to critic this one.. tell me where I probably gone wrong. (it looks suxx in IE 6) and I would like the side content (the pale yellow) to be overflow to

Re: [css-d] header problems

jaklitsch maya wrote: http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html This simple page is tying me up in knots. I hope by the time you look at it will have been updated (cannot ftp to the server). Page not up for me yet, but it doesn't matter since the problem is well known. This is the

Re: [css-d] Coping with Overflow

Thanks... works like a charm! Though I'm not quite sure *why* it works. What is the significance of setting overflow to first 'hidden' and then later to 'visible' with the addition of * (everything) and html (not sure what that does) selectors? Thanks so much for your help! -iE

Re: [css-d] Coping with Overflow

ibn Ezra wrote: Though I'm not quite sure *why* it works. What is the significance of setting overflow to first 'hidden' and then later to 'visible' with the addition of * (everything) and html (not sure what that does) selectors? 'overflow: hidden' will make the container expand to

Re: [css-d] Coping with Overflow

ibn Ezra wrote: Though I'm not quite sure *why* it works. What is the significance of setting overflow to first 'hidden' and then later to 'visible' with the addition of * (everything) and html (not sure what that does) selectors? it limits the property application to internet explorer

Re: [css-d] novice to CSS2 pls critic. thx

Like the look and will only comment on why the extra space at the top in win98 IE6. Without that space, no scrolling is needed. Great first shot. Other may suggest some css improvements. Don - Original Message - From: Yasin - artsgrafica [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:

[css-d] IE pc problem with 3 col layout

Hello there, if anyone can help I would be sooo grateful. I'm using a fixed, 3-col layout with negative margins. The main content area on a pc in IE adds in 3px of padding on the lhs when the lh column has lots of content in it. Here's teh stripped-down site:

[css-d] Remote rollover question

I am working on a site that has sections based on different parts of the body. My client would like parts of the body (I have an outline next to the links) to be highlighted when you mouseover the links and/or have the links become active when you mouseover the body part. The links have drop

[css-d] suppress a link in with css

ok this is a little out there - but can you suppress a link with css - in other words text that has a href applied - through css just make it static thanks Neal __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] Remote rollover question

Thanks Don. I didn't think of an image map. Riva Don Miller wrote: You can use an image map to create link on the body picture. I think you need Javascript if you want a text link to also highlight the link area on the body graphic. Start with looking up how to create an image map

Re: [css-d] suppress a link in with css

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ok this is a little out there - but can you suppress a link with css - in other words text that has a href applied - through css just make it static I had this problem lately... it was for an unordered list navigation. My work-around was to use a span in place of the

Re: [css-d] suppress a link in with css

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ok this is a little out there - but can you suppress a link with css - in other words text that has a href applied - through css just make it static I had this problem lately... it was for an unordered list navigation. My work-around was to use a span in place of

Re: [css-d] ie-- spacing of vertically stacked letters :: resolved

~davidLaakso wrote: The very last word in the the vertically stacked letters is 'more.' In xp/ie6.0 there is a huge vertical space in that word ( mobig space re). http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ Relevant css (embedded): #secondary h4.c2, #secondary h4.c3 { ... } Seeking fix for ie or 55

Re: [css-d] ie-- spacing of vertically stacked letters

On 18.08.2006 17:29, ~davidLaakso wrote: The very last word in the the vertically stacked letters is 'more.' In xp/ie6.0 there is a huge vertical space in that word ( mobig space re). http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ Relevant css (embedded): #secondary h4.c2, #secondary h4.c3 { ... }

Re: [css-d] ie-- spacing of vertically stacked letters

Uwe Kaiser wrote: On 18.08.2006 17:29, ~davidLaakso wrote: The very last word in the the vertically stacked letters is 'more.' In xp/ie6.0 there is a huge vertical space in that word ( mobig space re). http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ ~dL Hi David, I looks as the O of MORE is a

Re: [css-d] validating, yet problems

Thanks for your response Franky! I did what you mentioned and things seem to work better with problem #1. I didn't understand what you meant about See: #header { border-bottom: 1px dashed blue; }; this is half way between the 2 lines of the h1. There is no border-bottom or 1px blue line to the

[css-d] extra space on the right side of column

Thank you all very much. The problem is solved and I had also fixed the validation problem earlier with some other advice. Someone asked why I used the definition list. I used it because it gave me the layout I wanted quickly and easily. I am still very much a novice with css and xhtml (have

[css-d] Horizontal scrollbars on a CSS-centred page

Hi all, I've just had my attention drawn to a small problem with a site (http://www.bbfcontracts.co.uk/). I made this site fixed width and centred its pages using this piece of CSS: #wrapper { width: 860px; position: relative; left: 50%; margin-left: -430px;

Re: [css-d] extra space on right side of column: IE Long Page Bug !

jaklitsch maya wrote: Thank you all very much. The problem is solved and I had also fixed the validation problem earlier with some other advice. Glad to hear! :-) While your solution wasn't uploaded yet (and I didn't get this message before), I went on with the IE bug hunting in the original

Re: [css-d] validating, yet problems

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for your response Franky! I did what you mentioned and things seem to work better with problem #1. I didn't understand what you meant about See: #header { border-bottom: 1px dashed blue; }; this is half way between the 2 lines of the h1. There is no

Re: [css-d] validating site doesn't anti up

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: www.videointegrations.com/odyssey Trying to fix #sidebar #sidebar ul problems and can't fix it. Safari Opera look like there is padding on the top of the top 2 li's yet there isn't. NS 7.1 is closest to what it should look like, and I haven't bothered yet with IE6.