[css-d] how i can make a dynamic height for div element?

hello please can u help me how can i assigned a dynamic height for a div element. i have the following case: div id=div-leftleft side/div div id=div-centercenter/div div id=div-rightright side/div div-center height changes dynamically depending on the content . so I want to know how to make

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

Andy Mosmiller wrote: It is hard to tell unless you worked on the site, but I am pretty sure that IE 7 is setting the height of the content to exactly 300px as specified in my IE conditional stylesheet (which of course acts as a min-height for current versions.) Have people figured out how to

Re: [css-d] radio buttons waaaaaaaaaay to big in IE

Hi Thanks Micky and Mark for fine the culprit, I had forget about this rule. I'm using 100% in that so the body will always fill the entire page, since min-height don't work in IE, and the js I had to fix that was causing me some bugs. I think I don't need them for all that elements I will check

Re: [css-d] Fixed back to top tab at bottom of screen

not a css question, but what that button does is redirect you back to the same page and put you into position to view the bookmark (which is the # sign). for example if yahoo wanted to put such a link on their main page, it would look like http://yahoo.com/#;. that # sign is the start of a

[css-d] Background Images wont load in IE when the parent div is set to display:none

I currently have this issue on my website. I use png's, so in order to fix them in ie I use the fixer() javascript code which changes them into span's with the background png img and the Alpha Transparency filter doohicky. But when the parent div is set to display:none onload ie doesnt load the

Re: [css-d] Fixed back to top tab at bottom of screen

Tady Walsh wrote: I was on a website (http://home.skysports.com) which has a back to top tab fixed at the bottom right of the browser window (you may have to access a long article to see it. Just click on anything...), no jumping, no scroll issues, nothing!!! Yes, they must have worked

[css-d] z-index relative positioning

I'm wondering if the z-index is so inconsistent among different browsers that I should quit working with it and use another strategy to accomplish what I am trying to do. I have an image that I want to overlap the background image below it. I could make just one image but then I would have

Re: [css-d] z-index relative positioning

Matt, on Tuesday, August 29, 2006 at 17:29 matt1027 wrote: Is there a good tutorial on this that tells how to hack the different browsers? Did you read the wiki? http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OverlappingAndZIndex regards Martin

Re: [css-d] z-index relative positioning

Matt, you may want to read the following articles too: http://www.aplus.co.yu/css/z-pos/ http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html regards Martin __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] Long outstanding IE7 bug still unfixed in IE7 RC1 - CSS selector parsing, comment handling with attribute selectors - serves as an IE7 hack or filter

It seems IE7 RC1 still has an outstanding CSS parsing problem, which although reported a long time ago,never got fixed, and now could serve as a hack that forms the basis for an IE7-exclusion filter. See the test case I posted a good while ago at

[css-d] Floats getting hung up on previous row height differences

I am trying to create a table of contents where each entry consists of an image and some text to the right. I have a liquid layout so the number of entries in each row will vary. If a previous row has a short entry, because the image was smaller, the succeeding row will start under the

[css-d] Movement in IE and FF

Hi guys, OK I'm finishing a site but have two, I think related, problems. This site is: http://www.henryfelton.co.uk/oscarlayout/; as you can see, the drop down menus are too far to the right whatever, but more so in IE. Secondly, the requests section changes place dependant upon the browser. I

[css-d] CSS Horizontal Sub-Navigation (IE Woes)

I'm having problems with my sub-nav displaying in that browser we all love. Works fine in Safari, Firefox (Win and Mac), Camino, etc. http://davidensor.com/dev/test.php http://davidensor.com/dev/styles-test.php My primary concerns is the obvious crap that is displayed in IE; secondary is

[css-d] CSS Horizontal Sub-Navigation (IE Woes)

I'm having problems with my sub-nav displaying in that browser we all love.  Works fine in Safari, Firefox (Win and Mac), Camino, etc. http://davidensor.com/dev/test.php http://davidensor.com/dev/styles-test.php My primary concerns is the obvious navigational crap that is displayed in IE;

Re: [css-d] z-index relative positioning - It Works!

At 11:38 AM 8/29/2006, Martin Heiden wrote: Did you read the wiki? http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OverlappingAndZIndex The wiki had the had the key. Positioned elements paint on top of everything else if they don't have negative z-index. The div that was causing problems was

[css-d] Menu stopped working in IE

I'm having a problem with my menu and IE - if you look at http://www.lemoyne.edu/student_life/index.htm You'll see that if the main heading is longer than the flu-out list, the menu skips down to the next menu. I'm guessing I've got a problem with the settings I'm using for my z-index, but I

[css-d] Catawampus shadows!

Dear All: We are using an image repository, and I thought it would be pretty to add shadows to the thumbnails (the shadows also stop the images from bleeding onto the page). However, sometimes the text to the right is taller than the image itself and seems to be affecting the image's height.

Re: [css-d] Strange css rules

*padding:1px; This is the lonestar hack which sends declarations only to IE5 (in both Windows and MacOS 9, it seems). http://www.media451.com/experiments/css/hacks/ie_star.html _width:140px; This is the underscore hack which sends declarations to IE5 and IE6 in Windows (fixed in IE7).

[css-d] A newbie's first enounter with IE css bugs

Greetings, css-d I've recently started working on a new website design for the lab I work for. I'm not very experienced as a web designer, particularly in the use of CSS, but I've been studying and experimenting a lot for the past several weeks. I've finally got something that looks decent in

Re: [css-d] Strange css rules

Thank you very much... also to others that replied. (mystery solved :-) ) Craig Cook skrev: *padding:1px; This is the lonestar hack which sends declarations only to IE5 (in both Windows and MacOS 9, it seems). http://www.media451.com/experiments/css/hacks/ie_star.html

Re: [css-d] A newbie's first enounter with IE css bugs

Max Bane wrote: http://clml.uchicago.edu:8081/ - the main content box (with the white background) is for some reason not flush with the menu to its left (as it is in firefox), and thus does not line up with the orange header and footer. 3px jog bug. Simplest fix is to adjust the backside

[css-d] Scrollable TABLE?

I have a DIV that defines a content well in a three - column layout. Within my content DIV, I have a TABLE whose width, data-wise, I won't be able to control. I would like to be able to have my table be horizontally scrollable based on whether or not the data to be displayed is wider than the

Re: [css-d] Scrollable TABLE?

Wes Gamble wrote: Do I have to abandon the table and construct the table out of DIVs in order to do this? Or should I use a frame perhaps? Neither. Wrap a div around your table, and set 'overflow: scroll' or 'overflow: auto' on that div. Georg -- http://www.gunlaug.no

Re: [css-d] A newbie's first enounter with IE css bugs

On 8/29/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Max Bane wrote: http://clml.uchicago.edu:8081/ - the main content box (with the white background) is for some reason not flush with the menu to its left (as it is in firefox), and thus does not line up with the orange header and

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

I mistakenly wrote In this case George has already provided you with the answer (* html hack to hide from IE7). My apologies for misspelling your name Georg. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by ISPNZ's automated virus detection system, and is believed to be

Re: [css-d] Newbie seeking layout examples to study

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) Hi Anne: Are

Re: [css-d] A newbie's first enounter with IE css bugs

Max Bane wrote: 3px jog bug. Simplest fix is to adjust the backside margin on the floating menu in IE6 (and older)... * html div#menu {margin-right: -3px;} Aha - I had tried making the content box's margin-left -3px, but that alone did not work. Neither did your suggestion by itself

Re: [css-d] Newbie seeking layout examples to study

I would like to know if someone can point me to some sites that have a basic 3 column layout with header and footers where I can study the code? Thank you! I missed the earlier part of this thread, but try the layout gala: http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/ If you want a better explanation

[css-d] IE fieldset background bug

I can't find this one in the wiki... With default browser positioning of legend (straddling the border) IE6 seems to paint the background of fieldset above its border, up to the top of the legend. body {background-color:#fff;} fieldset.basketholder {border: 1px solid #aaa; margin-bottom: 1.5em;

Re: [css-d] IE fieldset background bug

Richard Grevers wrote: I can't find this one in the wiki... With default browser positioning of legend (straddling the border) IE6 seems to paint the background of fieldset above its border, up to the top of the legend. It's not actually a background bug, but rather an offset built into