The page I'm talking about can be found here:
http://teamredux.com/oup/index.htm
The CSS file can be found here: http://teamredux.com/oup/css/screen.css
The first, and most pressing problem I am having is that IE6 is creating
margins in-between list items in the Latest Newsletter Articles lists.
Blake Haswell wrote:
http://teamredux.com/oup/index.htm
The first, and most pressing problem I am having is that IE6 is
creating margins in-between list items in the Latest Newsletter
Articles lists.
The addition of a 'hasLayout' trigger...
.column li a {height: 1%;}
...will fix that.
My
mamrg wrote:
It is the arrow of the drop-down menu, originated from the HTML tag select
Warm regards,
Mário GAmito
Most browsers use an OS-level widget to draw form elements (particularly
select elements), and hence you have very limited styling options
available. Quite a lot of these
On Sep 16, 2006, at 3:46 AM, Bernat Lleonart wrote:
#container {
background: url(images/picture.jpg) 0 12px
no-repeat;
border: 1px solid red;
The problem is:
If the div doesn't expand vertically as much as the height
Anne E. Shroeder wrote:
http://www.language-works.com/swimdesign/template-6.htm
Source code tells me it's there; I can print out text before and after the
two div's in the middle of the page (#mainleft and #mainright) but nothing
shows up inside those divs! Page and CSS both validate.
I have a website at http://www.possets.com (the stylesheet is located
here: http://possets.com/scent/scent.css) and asked some friends to
check it and make sure it worked on their browsers. One person came back
and said:
It looks like the subbox element on your pages is too wide (the one
that
Fabienne wrote:
I have a website at http://www.possets.com (the stylesheet is located
here: http://possets.com/scent/scent.css) and asked some friends to
check it and make sure it worked on their browsers. One person came back
and said:
It looks like the subbox element on your pages is
On 9/16/06, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 16, 2006, at 3:46 AM, Bernat Lleonart wrote:
#container {
background: url(images/picture.jpg) 0 12px
no-repeat;
border: 1px solid red;
The problem
Thank you, Dave. I tried getting rid of the 100% width #subbox however that
seems to stop the yellow area under the header short of the right hand limit of
my screen. It looks truncated. Is there any method where I can make that yellow
box go across the screen but not make it cause a scrollbar
Fabienne wrote:
Thank you, Dave. I tried getting rid of the 100% width #subbox however that
seems to stop the yellow area under the header short of the right hand limit
of my screen. It looks truncated. Is there any method where I can make that
yellow box go across the screen but not make
Thought I had tested this site in IE7 but of course that hadn't included the
menu!
All over the place in IE7 Candidate 1 with drop downs way off to the right!
Test page at:
http://www.venachar.org.uk/members-new/template4.php
Amended css as per Stu Nicholls. IE7 works a treat and other
~davidLaakso wrote:
Fabienne wrote:
Thank you, Dave. I tried getting rid of the 100% width #subbox however that
seems to stop the yellow area under the header short of the right hand limit
of my screen. It looks truncated. Is there any method where I can make that
yellow box go across
Fabienne wrote:
I tried the first thing you suggested. Is the website still a problem for you
to see? (I can't get it to do that on my computer hence asking for others to
see, it looks fine on my computer). The website:
http://www.possets.com/xindex.html the CSS:
Fabienne wrote:
http://www.possets.com/xindex.html
Is there some mystery bug involved?
No mystery bug around, but the W3C box model is working against you.
This...
#subbox{
/* lots of styles */
padding-left: 240px;
width: 100%;
}
...means the element is 100% + 240px wide in all
Hi,
If you care to visit this page:
http://www.gamito.org/inscricao.php
you'll see that the form viwed in IE6 is positioned below in the pages,
while in Firefox is viewed correctly.
Is there a way to fix this in IE6 ?
I'm going nuts, here :(
Any help would be appreciated.
Warm Regards,
Mário
You may want to check your DOCTYPE validation.
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gamito.org%2Finscricao.php
Many times, while fixing validation issues you either solve or figure
out what is causing strange behaviors. Then you can better determine if
it is a browser
mamrg wrote:
http://www.gamito.org/inscricao.php
you'll see that the form viwed in IE6 is positioned below in the
pages, while in Firefox is viewed correctly.
Is there a way to fix this in IE6 ? I'm going nuts, here :(
Obviously :-)
First: a bit about what you have now.
1: the styling
Is it still necessary with your solution?
No, it isn't.
You can write...
Hi Georg
I've tidied up the code and tested it in IE6 at an internet cafe:
http://www.richardnicholson.com/testing/menu_with_frames6/editorial.html
It is NOT THE SAME in IE6 as it is in Firefox.
I think it's
richard n wrote:
http://www.richardnicholson.com/testing/menu_with_frames6/editorial.html
It is NOT THE SAME in IE6 as it is in Firefox.
I think it's better!
Good :-)
[...]
You described one of the dangers with 'position: fixed'. Overlapping
is unavoidable, and is in fact one of the
| Daniel Hammond wrote:
| www.meowmeowdesigns.com/site
| www.meowmeowdesigns.com/site/index.css
|
| Works correctly in FF, IE7, and Opera. IE6 messes it all up though.
| See if IE6.0 is more cooperative if you change the
| padding-right on these three selectors from 100% to 0.
| a.nav:link,
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