I have a problem with IE (in FF all works superb). Here is web page:
http://www.dywiz.com/test/arbitraz/
After load in IE left columns is disappear till I move mouse over
right column or when I try to change window dimension. After them all
works without problems. Can someone tell me why?
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Charles Blaquière wrote:
At http://02.infocopa.com/test.html is a page describing my problem, with
screen shots and everything. The problematic test document is at
http://02.infocopa.com/toto.html .
It's an IE problem where divs don't extend the whole desired width. (Two
versions of the
Hi All,
Please see:
http://www.redwood.com/css/test.html
Could someone help me understand what IE is doing to the height of
#hpevents h2 in the code below? Firefox displays as expected. I've not
been able to find anything that helps on PIE.net.
Any help or guidance would be much
On 02/10/2006 09:12, Chris Recknell wrote:
Could someone help me understand what IE is doing to the height of
#hpevents h2 in the code below? Firefox displays as expected. I've not
been able to find anything that helps on PIE.net.
It's mostly likely font-size which is hurting you--try
hi all,
I have follwoing problem (with IE). After load a document from
http://www.dywiz.com/test/arbitraz/
left column is placed after right column and when I move mouse cursor
over right column it moves on right place - on the left. How I can fix
it? In FF all works fine.
regards
I have just joined the list and this is my first posting so bear with me if
the question has appeared before.
I there CCS code to create a slideshow anywhere? For instance to scroll
through photos of a fashion designers creations so that a new page does not
have to be created for each one. I
This might be what you're looking for:
http://cssplay.co.uk/menu/scroll_gallery.html
If not, you should snoop around the rest of Stu Nicholls' website
(http://cssplay.co.uk). He does lots of great stuff with CSS.
Cheers, Marcello :-)
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This might be what you're looking for:
http://cssplay.co.uk/menu/scroll_gallery.html
If not, you should snoop around the rest of Stu Nicholls' website
(http://cssplay.co.uk). He does lots of great stuff with CSS.
Yes, but the problem is once again that the stability and
accessibility of
Does anyone know a CSS discussion list that is U.S. based? Thank you.
Lori
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In IE 6.0:
When you mouse over the blue topmenu the menu drops down 10 - 15 px
In IE 7.0:
Everything is perfect
Is this the peek-a-boo problem or somthing new ??
Regards
Sebastian Dammark
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http://www.redwood.com/css/test.html
Could someone help me understand what IE is doing to the height of
#hpevents h2 in the code below?
#hpevents h2 {display:block; margin:0 10px; width:38px; height:11px;
background:#f00; text-indent:-px;}
Is this the flickr bug and/or solvable via css?
http://www.lucidllc.com/ht/d/Home/pid/175
If you rollover the navigation at the top the whole page shudders.
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Solved ...
Just wrapped the top elements in a div layer, seperating it from the menu
elements.
// Sebastian
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I'm using a Suckerfish drop-down menu. I have a two problems with
these in Internet Explorer.
The suckerfish menu is structured like:
ul
li class=popupTop menu item
div
ul
lisub menu item 1/li
lisub menu item 2/li
Chris Recknell wrote:
http://www.redwood.com/css/test.html
Could someone help me understand what IE is doing to the height of
#hpevents h2 in the code below? Firefox displays as expected. I've not
been able to find anything that helps on PIE.net.
It would help to know how this is intended
Bill Moseley wrote:
http://hank.org:7123/admissions/index.html
In IE it seems that there's places between the li elements where it
triggers a mouse off. Also, the div landing zone doesn't seem
to work -- touching any element below closes the sub-menu.
I can fix by making the div have a
Maybe s5 is better? it is exactly this hybrid. Very standards-based,
and smart in its use of a semantic document structure, css, js.. and
easily extensible.
http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/
Yes, but the problem is once again that the stability and
accessibility of these solutions is just
Thanks to Anne Pennington for asking the question before I got started
this morning! And thanks to those of you who pointed me to various
possible solutions.
Once again, the list provides before I even need to ask!
Vicki Frei
At 12:43 AM -0400 10/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings again everyone!
Can you tell me if there's a way to define an image's width and height
directly within the CSS definition? It would solve a few things for
me if I were
able to do so.
Thanks so much.
Mary
Mary:
If I understand you
img is an element like anything else so use something like:
.imgOne {
height: 200px;
width: 200px;
}
.imgTwo {
height: 400px;
width: 400px;
}
..or are you trying to do something more complex?
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On 9/29/06, Ted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks to Dino and Andy for their links, especially Andy since
it looks like he went out of his way to create a demo for me!
No problem - I'm still figuring out the complexities of floats myself,
especially that clear property...
1] The text links
On 10/2/06, Andy Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Absolutely positioning
things can cause problems; for example, reduce the width of your
window and you'll see that the search box and nav list overlap each
other.
Sorry - these ARE floats - I've no idea why they're doing that in Firefox...
I need to do a page which does a list of classes you can take at the
school. When you click on the link
a div window comes up describing the class and showing the cover of
whatever book is needed. I know
it's not purely a css thing, probably javascript or ajax.
Anyone know of any good
Anne Pennington wrote:
Much appreciate any pointers. I am on the digest so please email me
directly as well.
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/gallery/photo_gallery.asp
/plug
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Please look at the following page in IE 6:
http://whitehorsemedia.com/articles/index.cfm
It appears that something about the blockquote and the css for the
footer is causing the background on the footer to start at the
blockquote instead of the bottom of the page. I hope that makes sense
after
I need to do a page which does a list of classes you can take at the
school. When you click on the link
a div window comes up describing the class and showing the cover of
whatever book is needed. I know
it's not purely a css thing, probably javascript or ajax.
Anyone know of any good
Dear folks,
I'm sorry that I can not serve you an example right now, due to time lack.
I have a nested list that goes like this:
ul
li
a href=img src= alt=//a
ul
lia href=img src= alt=//a
ul
Hi,
I have a nested, horizontal list acting up in IE7. When I hover over
it, the secondary nav bar jumps up above the primary one. Is this an
IE7 problem or can I do something in my css? IE6, Firefox, and Safari
aren't affected.
html: http://staff.washington.edu/hlove/hl/index2.php
css:
I think most people who use suckerfish know about the LAG problem in IE7.
The dropdowns stay up after moused over. I see a few ways of fixing this.
Anybody have any approaches to this that worked well for them?
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Hi, how can I make an element display over the scollbar? Just like Gmail
chat do?
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Ted wrote:
http://nexel.superiorshelving.com/test-files/fixed/fixed.shtml
http://nexel.superiorshelving.com/test-files/fixed/fixed.css
But there are a few things I need to fix.
Thanks,
Ted
I think you've commented out the widths of the floats in that search
thing; consequently, it is
hey all,
I would like to align my first box and my second box vertically on the
right of my page.
here is the simple (and w3 valid) link:
http://p80.free.fr/testy/testy.html
thanx in advance
Pat
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I believe adding a clear:right to the second box will do it.
Patrick Aljord wrote:
hey all,
I would like to align my first box and my second box vertically on the
right of my page.
here is the simple (and w3 valid) link:
http://p80.free.fr/testy/testy.html
thanx in advance
I have a nested, horizontal list acting up in IE7. When I hover over it, the
secondary nav bar jumps up above the primary one. Is this an IE7 problem or
can I do something in my css? IE6, Firefox, and Safari aren't affected.
html: http://staff.washington.edu/hlove/hl/index2.php css:
On 10/2/06, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe adding a clear:right to the second box will do it.
ok thanx. I do you know how I could get the first box to have the same
width as the second box so they always have 25% both. I tried
min-width but with no success.
thanx in advance
On 10/2/06, Vlad Perlov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harry, try to play with min-width on your primary bar.It worked for
me in similar sitution. Please, let me know if it works in your
case.Good luck,Vladimir Perlov
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried setting both min-width and width to
100% on the
Hi,
I have this page
http://www.wordlife.eu/wizard.php
My question is how can i right align the dotted lines (in fact they are
inputs), so that they all start at the same left coordinate ?
Any help would be appreciated.
Best Regards,
Deckard
My question is how can i right align the dotted lines (in fact they are
inputs), so that they all start at the same left coordinate ?
Since they are all the same length you could float them right. Might have
to do a little margin tweaking, but I don't see why that wouldn't work.
Jough
I'm having some difficulties with dynamically-generated content in
IE6, but so far I'm unable to isolate the specific trigger of the
problem. I'm hoping someone will have come across similar issues and
have some idea where to look. Unfortunately, the problem is happening
in a somewhat complex
Hi,
Thank you for your answer.
In fact it worked :)
But as you can see, the lines are one line below the text :(
The mind bogles :(
http://www.wordlife.eu/wizard.php
Best Regards,
Deckard
Jough wrote:
My question is how can i right align the dotted lines (in fact they are
inputs), so that
OK, FWIW, apparently the HTMLElement-specific shortcut
element.className = 'foo';
is more reliable than the generic Element's
element.setAttribute('class', 'foo');
in this instance; replacing the latter with the former caused things
in the real page to
Felix B. wrote:
My problem now is that Opera and Safari correctly display the list,
let's say without margin or padding. So the elements position close
to each other.
In FF and IE however the gar to each next element seems to depent to
the applied font-size of LI elements.
Based only
If anyone can help I’d appreciate it!
Have developed this site:
HYPERLINK
http://www.thevillagespain.com/index-home.phphttp://www.thevillagespain.co
m/index-home.php
If you click on the “Press Room” link to visit a page with links in the main
content area. When you click on one of the
Tony Burke wrote:
http://www.thevillagespain.com/index-home.php
If you click on the “Press Room” link to visit a page with links in the main
content area. When you click on one of the links, look at the page again
and it has disappeared. The text is still there if you highlight it, but
the
Patrick Aljord wrote:
I would like to align my first box and my second box vertically on the
right of my page.
here is the simple (and w3 valid) link:
http://p80.free.fr/testy/testy.html
Pat
Pat,
You are off to a good start with a valid file-- that is important. I
think if you /start with a
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