On 23/08/06, Brian Cummiskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking through a vBulletin install, and I'm noticing some weird things:
a:link, body_alink {
what is body_alink here? It's not a class, nor an ID, nor an html
element, and it's separated by a comma, so it's not playing parent/child.
Phil Trinh wrote:
http://philsproof.com
Thank you for the very informative and helpful post. That seems to
have done the trick.
Good :-)
Do you have a guess as to why this bug would only appear on certain
page refreshes?
Seems to be a question about time, timing and sequence in IE's
Hi
I've deliberatley used a bug issue in IE6 to 'scroll' a css menu which works
fine (in IE6 only though) but this seems to be affecting other layers that I've
created i.e it's also 'scrolling' these layers.
To see what I'm talking about go to http://www.jas-min.com.au/test/index.htm
An
I have two problems with my web site www.chicledia.net , first is that the
image on my default page does not show on some computers, while I could view it
in my laptop at home, it does not show on my office computer. The second one is
that using IE the pages shows beautifully well but show big
I am trying to get the entries in an un-ordered list to be the same in IE6
and FF
The page is at http://www.cityboxer.com/newsite/travel/n-bigfight.shtml
There is another slight difference with the Travel 'Sticker' which is in a
slightly different position between the two browsers.
Thanks in
Jasmin Marcolin wrote:
I've deliberatley used a bug issue in IE6 to 'scroll' a css menu
which works fine (in IE6 only though) but this seems to be affecting
other layers that I've created i.e it's also 'scrolling' these
layers.
It will affect _all_ positioned elements in a page.
Chinyere Nzeduru wrote:
I have two problems with my web site www.chicledia.net , first is
that the image on my default page does not show on some computers,
while I could view it in my laptop at home, it does not show on my
office computer.
I can't find the image on your server. Sure you
Pete Home wrote:
I am trying to get the entries in an un-ordered list to be the same in IE6
and FF
The page is at http://www.cityboxer.com/newsite/travel/n-bigfight.shtml
There is another slight difference with the Travel 'Sticker' which is in a
slightly different position between the two
I am a newbie to css-d. I am trying to get a table to
work with dynamic data and a fixed header.
I am having problems with IE6 when I resize the page.
The header row shifts to the right or left when down
sized and does not bounce back when window is resized
up. (Hopefully that made sense).
I
Hi everybody,
I hope you're having a good day.
I'm working on this:
http://kosmonot.bl1nd.com/clockwork/test_layout_016.html
i use a lot of background images from an imported style sheet using
@import.
everything is all right but that i have to supply the complete path to
the image in my style
Hi list,
Can anyone help me figure out why the scrollbar isn't showing in this page:
http://www.mariocatto.com.br/loja/
I won't show to me using IE version
6.0.2900.2128.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519, but in Firefox it work
perfectly.
I'm very puzzled
TIA
Grillo
Can anyone help me figure out why the scrollbar isn't showing in this page:
http://www.mariocatto.com.br/loja/
The main page is being called in a frame, and in your frame tag
you've declared scrolling=no. That would do it.
You've also forgotten the closing character on your /frameset (in
the
Vinj Vinj wrote:
I'm not sure why the fonts come out differently between ie and firefox. My
website is:
www.eswap.com
and the fonts in IE are larger than what I would like them to be. Any ideas
on how I can make them consistent between the browsers.
These are three alternatives methods
You might use client-side scripting to apply a random stylesheet. Look
into JQuery [1]... it's a pleasure to use.
As a rule, I always make sure that my pages are presentable sans JS
and CSS, and then use JS and CSS to style it from there.
Tim
[1] http://www.jquery.com
Hello all,
I just published the results of my research into table columns and CSS:
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/columns.html
One result took me totally by surprise, and I hope someone on the list
can explain it to me. In my tests I use a col tag that spans two
columns:
col span=2
On 23 Aug 2006, at 17:24, Peter-Paul Koch wrote:
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/columns.html
One result took me totally by surprise, and I hope someone on the list
can explain it to me. In my tests I use a col tag that spans two
columns:
col span=2 style=background-color: #07B133; color:
Hi all,
I just spent a couple of hours regressing a bug where IE7 and IE6 both
incorrectly calculate the top padding of a div cleared past a single
floating element.
Is this a known bug, and if so is there a workaround?
I also, interestingly, got this to a point during regression where I
could
Resending, didn't realise attachments got stripped, so here's the
example:
http://www.vtype.com/ie7/
==
Hi all,
I just spent a couple of hours regressing a bug where IE7 and IE6 both
incorrectly calculate the top padding of a div cleared past a single
floating element.
Is this a known
bj
Thanks for the reply.
I ran the code through a HTML Tidy tool and placed it
up on the web at http://staging15.zynite.com.
Any help would be appreciated.
Adam
--- bj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a newbie to css-d. I am trying to get a table
to
work with dynamic data and a fixed header.
On 23 Aug 2006, at 18:27, Peter-Paul Koch wrote:
Width is one of the presentational attributes.
But my code example doesn't use a width attribute, just a common CSS
width declaration.
Yes, but section 6.4 of CSS 2.1 specifies the way in which a CSS-
capable user agent converts
All,
I have been working through lots of CSS issues, and I think I'm starting
to grasp most of the concepts, however, some things are still confusing me.
(relevant HTML and CSS below)
I am trying to reliably layout all of my pages with a banner across the
top and then three block level
On Wednesday 2006-08-23 18:40 +0100, Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
As the HTML 4 spec states that the width attribute applies to each
individual column spanned by the COL element, it follows that a CSS
width declaration must also apply to each individual column, rather
than to the group of
On 23 Aug 2006, at 19:43, L. David Baron wrote:
(Note, for example, that the span=2 doesn't map to
anything in CSS.)
However span is in the list of attributes that are not considered
to be presentational according to CSS2.1 section 6.4.4:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/cascade.html#q13
and
On Wednesday 2006-08-23 19:53 +0100, Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
On 23 Aug 2006, at 19:43, L. David Baron wrote:
(Note, for example, that the span=2 doesn't map to
anything in CSS.)
However span is in the list of attributes that are not considered
to be presentational according to CSS2.1
However, this one happens to be specified the same way in both specs and
implemented that way:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/WD-CSS21-20060411/tables.html#q4 says:
# The following properties apply to column and column-group elements:
# [...]
# 'width'
# The 'width' property gives the minimum
Yannick Schall wrote:
I'm working on this:
http://kosmonot.bl1nd.com/clockwork/test_layout_016.html
i use a lot of background images from an imported style sheet using
@import.
everything is all right but that i have to supply the complete path to
the image in my style sheet like this
Wes Gamble wrote:
If there is a table inside of it that is wider than the 63% of the
body tag that I've given it, the entire main DIV stretches to
accomodate it and overlaps the right_status DIV.
That sounds like IE/win behavior: auto expanding, which is a genuine
bug in that browser. Other
Bob,
I think that you need to absolutely position your content DIV to get
this behavior.
So if the content DIV is contained within the menu DIV (unlikely), then
you could set position: relative on the menu div and set position:
absolute; top: your offset value on the content DIV.
If the menu
The other thing that occurred to me is that the TABLE inside of my DIV
is _one_ element.
I'm betting that CSS the browser isn't capable of splitting up TR
elements just to meet some containing block width requirement.
I think that that is my problem.
Wes
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Wes Gamble
Robert Tilley wrote:
My page has a horizontal menu bar at the top of the window. There is a
maximum depth to which the menus drop. I would like to have my div
id=content section positioned vertically below that depth, so that the
text is not covered when the menus drop.
Its a helpful
Hi
Can I please get a site check on
http://www.gnd.com.au/temp2/
Legal stuff(to protect us)
Disclaimer: No details on the website are final.. no offerings on the
website are final - the website is still in construction and does not
represent the final product and/or offers any product on
I am having problems with styling ul.
I have the following css style on an linked css style
sheet for all the good it does me. Sorry I do not have
the page on the web.
---
The first two are for a specific ul
.staff ul {font-size: 85%;
list-style: none;}
On www.southpawbrothers.com, the top borders of the navigation links show up
in Firefox (as they should), but they don't show up in IE. Why?
Daniel Hammond
www.objectivedesigns.com
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~davidLaakso wrote:
Professional Web Pages - Information wrote:
Hi
Can I please get a site check on
http://www.gnd.com.au/temp2/
PWP
Hmm. I am not able to function /with/ the Macromedia Flash player. So I
think that I will just pass on this site check.
The GND website cannot function
I've been working for about 2 days straight trying to get a fairly
straightforward alignment set up
(left navigation
top header that runs the width of the page starting after left nav
middle part of page (under header)
right side of page (narrow margin)
and footer)
I've learned a great deal and
Anne E. Shroeder wrote:
I've been working for about 2 days straight trying to get a fairly
straightforward alignment set up
(left navigation
top header that runs the width of the page starting after left nav
middle part of page (under header)
right side of page (narrow margin)
and footer)
On Aug 24, 2006, at 5:40 AM, Peter-Paul Koch wrote:
http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/struct/
tables.html#adef-width-COL
both specify that widths on cols and colgroups apply per column.
But does each column mean the col / tag (which may span several
td / columns) or the
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