Re: [css-d] site testing - now with url!

Andy Mosmiller wrote: > http://www.themosmillers.org/Andy/temp/grayscreekdesigns/ As someone once said: "I hate to test web designs I can't break" :-) Yours seems to be close - on all pages. Now, there's always something, and I did find it a bit hard to figure out where those top-links were and w

Re: [css-d] site testing - now with url!

Andy Mosmiller wrote: > Ha, I wrote all about wanting to test my site without giving anyone a > place to look! Here it is. > http://www.themosmillers.org/Andy/temp/grayscreekdesigns/ > > If you're short on time, I am most interested in the "contact" page > given the quirky nature of some form elem

[css-d] site testing - now with url!

Ha, I wrote all about wanting to test my site without giving anyone a place to look! Here it is. http://www.themosmillers.org/Andy/temp/grayscreekdesigns/ If you're short on time, I am most interested in the "contact" page given the quirky nature of some form elements and my relative inexperienc

Re: [css-d] IE and Floats

Waz & Elle Meredith wrote: > http://waznelle.com/td/ > [...] > Then I changed the order of the content and floated the #maincol but > the #sidecol just doesn't want to get into place. It is probably a > problem with padding but I don't believe I have any (only around the > images which IE 5 d

[css-d] IE and Floats

I've have a problem with IE (what a surprise) and I was hoping someone could help me. http://waznelle.com/td/ I have a main column (#maincol) and a side column (#sidecol). Beforehand I had the #sidecol before the #maincol and floated it and all was good. Then I changed the order of the content an

Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

Hi there, I'm the author of these demos, and I've been running a pretty robust calendar of similar ilk here: It's just a basic PHP script that parses a wikipage (such as this one: ) into that viewable page and feed. My ratio

Re: [css-d] Layout (in FF) Driving me Nuts

Thomas Hall wrote: > I'm so sorry, go to this page and then click a thumbnail > www.atramember.com/gallery.asp Again, sorry. > > If someone can peek at this and tell me why I am having such an issue with Thomas The problem stems from a couple of issues. The first is that the defined widths

Re: [css-d] Background graphic not showing in Mozilla

Fred Boulton wrote: > Hi all Hi Fred > At http://www.sharronpark.gleninnes.com I have a background graphic in id="masthead"> . It shows in IE6 but doesn't show at all in Mozilla. The use of fixed in the #masthead declaration is causing your problems. Remove it and all should be well. backgrou

[css-d] Layout (in FF) Driving me Nuts

If someone can peek at this and tell me why I am having such an issue with this in FF would you please let me know? I sure would appreciate it. I have spent an hour turning on and off borders, adjusting margins, padding, etc. Thanks so much http://www.atramember.com/gallery2.asp?pic=187

Re: [css-d] Background graphic not showing in Mozilla

Hi all At http://www.sharronpark.gleninnes.com I have a background graphic in . It shows in IE6 but doesn't show at all in Mozilla. The CSS is at http://sharronpark.gleninnes.com/css/css.css Any ideas? Hi Fred Remove the fixed as follows: background: #FF url(../graphics/background.gif

[css-d] Image Width & Height

I have this working in IE but not FF, why? div.pic_div img { width:150px; height:110px; border:0; } __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE

[css-d] Background graphic not showing in Mozilla

Hi all At http://www.sharronpark.gleninnes.com I have a background graphic in . It shows in IE6 but doesn't show at all in Mozilla. The CSS is at http://sharronpark.gleninnes.com/css/css.css Any ideas? Thanks Fred Boulton _

Re: [css-d] Alternative ways of serving Holly Hack to IE

> > I'd stick to the conditional comment method - you're bound to need more than just this one IE "hack" as the site progresses. Better yet, create a style sheet for IE only (ie.css) and add all of your IE hacks to that style sheet, then add the following to each page: If you put all your I

Re: [css-d] Alternative ways of serving Holly Hack to IE

> I am wondering if it is better to serve by this in the stylesheet: > or by this in the head element of page: > > HasLayout, what the "Holly" hack fixes, is only necessary for IE Windows. The above conditional comment should be all you need. I would, however, serve it to lte IE 6 and wait unt

Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

> And even if some may think that a calendar should not be done in CSS, why > not try? I agree that there are times when tables are the right answer, but > I think that part of what we do as advocates of CSS design is to push the > limits of our craft. > > Besides, you gotta admit, it pretty friki

[css-d] Alternative ways of serving Holly Hack to IE

I have a that requires a the Holly Hack (height: 1%) in order to work correctly in IE. At least IE6 requires it, I haven't checked the 5s. I haven't checked MacIE either so I'm not sure if I really need to hide it from that one either. Does anyone know if I need to hide it from that one? I

Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

I thought that I would hunt down other examples of CSS Calendars, you may find these interesting ... http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/calendar.html http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/calendar2.html And even if some may think that a calendar should not be done in CSS, why not try? I agree that

Re: [css-d] any solution to Gecko's calculation-problems and "missing" borders?

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > Elastic test page: > ...that Gecko-browsers have some problems with. This kind of problems to be exact... ...in case someone misses them. -- http://www.gunlaug.no _

Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

At 6:36 PM -0500 8/26/06, Alan wrote: >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. I did one back in

[css-d] any solution to Gecko's calculation-problems and "missing" borders?

Elastic test page: ...that Gecko-browsers have some problems with. Gecko shows its usual calculation-problems by unstable rendering of the side-borders on the shaped corners. Looking really bad at some window-widths in Firefox 1.5. Anyone come up w

Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

I agree with David. Tables can still be very usefull and were designed to do that job. Ross __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2 testing hub -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/

[css-d] table inside a div- firefox height problem

http://www.thethistlehouse.com/screen.jpg Here is a screenshot from an admin area. The div is just, 800px with auto margins. #holder { width: 800px; background-color:#FEFAB5; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; float:none; height:auto; } There is a table inside it with all the form data but

Re: [css-d] CSS Calendar

On 27/08/06, 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 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. MondayTuesd