Tom Lancaster wrote:
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2
Extremely weak when subjected to font-resizing - especially in IE6.
The 'italic bug'[1] is pushing center-column too wide at some steps -
making it drop.
IE6 doesn't respect declared width and will instead auto-expand to make
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2 - On FF 1.5.0.6 for
Linux (gentoo in my case) it looks okay, but the layout is complete
messed up when I resize font. On Epiphany it worked okay. Worked on
Seamonkey as well. I dont use KDE, so I cant test it on Konqueror.
The font-resize issue
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Tom Lancaster wrote:
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2
Extremely weak when subjected to font-resizing - especially in IE6.
The 'italic bug'[1] is pushing center-column too wide at some steps -
making it drop.
OK, thanks for reminding me of that. I
Thanks for the reply -
cappellano wrote:
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2 - On FF 1.5.0.6 for
Linux (gentoo in my case) it looks okay, but the layout is complete
messed up when I resize font. On Epiphany it worked okay. Worked on
Seamonkey as well. I dont use KDE, so I cant
cappellano wrote:
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2 - On FF 1.5.0.6 for
Linux (gentoo in my case) it looks okay, but the layout is complete
messed up when I resize font. On Epiphany it worked okay. Worked on
Seamonkey as well. I dont use KDE, so I cant test it on Konqueror.
In
html
body
p style=width:30%;text1/p
p style=float:left;text2/p
/body
/html
The effect of this html code is : text1 and text2 each is on a line. My
question is: Why text2 is positioned on the right of text1? Because the
CSS2.1 said: A floating element must be placed as high as
Puzzled. The width for text1 is only 30%. Could you give me a more clear
explanation? I'm a newbie on CSS. Thanks.
On 8/26/06, victor NOAGBODJI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because text2 is colliding with the margin of text1.
The current selector was solved last night by using
#navlist li#current a {
color: #FF;
background: #CC;
}
Thanks to all that responded!
Kay
At 08:53 PM 8/25/2006 Friday, ~davidLaakso wrote:
Kay C. Tien wrote:
1) Win XP, IE 6, there's a white gap between the header
Hello all,
I've got a problem with a dropdown, found at
www.henryfelton.net/oscarlayout. In FF it all works fine, but in IE the
dropdowns appear in the wrong place (inline with the main *li* and too far
to the left.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Many thanks,
Henry
Hi Bob, take a look at this website: http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/
edge/popups/demo.html run your mouse over the links and watch below
the links. Is that like what you wanted to do? I've never tried it
with large amounts of text, but I have it setup on a test site with a
little info about
On 26 Aug 2006, at 05:29, Jade True wrote:
Check out http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com/
There are two small white rectangles to the left of the search form.
There are two input type=hidden form entries there, and I'm
guessing they are causing this? There is a background image in the
css
On 26 Aug 2006, at 05:16, Andy Mosmiller wrote:
Hi all. Would anyone mind testing my new design website on mac
browsers? Before I put it up in a permanent location, I'd like to
make
sure I'm meeting the promises I make on my web page.
A link to it might help :-)
I am also interested
I am not sure how to better describe this as I really cannot figure out what
is going on. I have a problem where a block of content is simply
disappearing in IE, but displays just fine in Firefox.
The site is http://www.kcoutlet.com. The home page is split into 2 columns
and the title bar of
Okay, this gets even better. If I scroll the window such that the title bar
scrolls off the page, then scroll back ... it magically appears again. Am I
loosing my mind or is IE really this quirky?
Thanks
-- Jeff
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Hey all,
I'm working on a site that use 1024x768 resolution and I just realised
that it looks horrible on a 800x600. I was just wandering if there is
a way to make it looks good with the same css on both resolutions or
if I need to write another css for the 1024x768.
As an example on this page:
I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
calendar in XHTML/CSS – I have found a lot of examples of ones with tables
that look fairly good but I am trying to find a solution that is done
without tables.
Has anyone seen one done?
Thanks
Alan Dunbar
Patrick Aljord wrote:
I'm working on a site that use 1024x768 resolution and I just realised
that it looks horrible on a 800x600. I was just wandering if there is
a way to make it looks good with the same css on both resolutions or
if I need to write another css for the 1024x768.
Use one
I am trying to ... make a ... calendar in XHTML/CSS – ... but I am
trying to find a solution that is done without tables.
Just out of curiosity - why?
I would think that a calendar is a perfect example of when you *should*
use tables. It *is* tabular data...
Spank me with a wet noodle if
On 8/26/06, Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to find a template or a good source to make a month by month
calendar in XHTML/CSS
I found some css calendars done with lists. I can't remember who did it, or
where I found it, but I placed them on my server so that you can see them.
ray wrote:
My question is: Why text2 is positioned on the right of text1?
Did you really mean to ask: Why text2 is *not* positioned on the right
of text1?
If so, then the answer is that a float can not move upwards past the
bottom of in-flow (non-floating and not-absolute-positioned) elements
I posted a question for this site http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com
about the weird form and hidden text issue, but figured that one out.
Now I have a problem with the css image map at the top of the page,
only in IE. The shopping cart link only has a link for about half of
the image, while
Jade True wrote:
I posted a question for this site http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com
about the weird form and hidden text issue, but figured that one out.
Now I have a problem with the css image map at the top of the page,
only in IE. The shopping cart link only has a link for about half
Jade True wrote:
http://www.zencart13.jadetrue.com
I can't figure out why the link doesn't spread as wide as it should
in IE.
It does, but the left part of it is covered by its own, absolute
positioned, li in IE/win.
Add...
#tagline li {width: 0; }
...and they'll stay out of the way.
Thanks david, but but not go. That 30px is what I had before, but not
working. It seems like IE thinks the image is shorter than what it
is, and is cutting off that link, thinking the image is done. Though
I can't figure out why!
Jade True
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I live in my own little
Your answer is just what I want. I should say Why text2 is not positioned
on the right
of text1? .Sorry for my poor english. Thanks a lot.
On 8/27/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ray wrote:
My question is: Why text2 is positioned on the right of text1?
Did you really mean
From: Jeff Chastain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Am I loosing my mind or is IE really this quirky?
You're not losing your mind, it's IE.
I have a problem where a block of content is simply
disappearing in IE, but displays just fine in Firefox.
The site is http://www.kcoutlet.com.
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