Subject: Re: [css-d] EM's, Images, sperling.com, /16? Please advise.
Micky Hulse wrote:
Some of the folks who posted comments in below article/post seem to
think that it is not a good idea to use EM's for layout if dealing
with images, unknowns, and precision is needed:
Georg
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
regards
Georg
WOW! Great info Georg! Many many many thanks for you response. :)
You have really cleared things up for me.
I have yet to do a layout in EM's myself, but I can't wait to find the
right job for such a layout. I was hoping to use EM's for layout at my
Ian
Nicholls gallery is an attractive little visual package-- although not
great on the usability and accessibility end. An I-frame gallery can be
handsome and is valid providing a 'transitional' doctype is used. There
are, of course, javascript/php alternatives, some of them
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Subject: Re: [css-d] IE7 Released
Ok... So is there a way to run IE7 and at least IE6 on the same box?
Mark
Yes, is short answer. See my
The official 'Microsofty' way of doing it is to run a virtual machine
and install IE6 under a virtual OS.
Mark Wheeler wrote:
Ok... So is there a way to run IE7 and at least IE6 on the same box?
Mark
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On Oct 18, 2006, at 7:34 PM, Mike Soultanian wrote:
Well, it
I have used the configuration for 10 months now with few problems - none
that I would be worried about.
Figured my question wasn't really CSS stuff, which is why I asked off-list.
I'm running standalone versions of IE5.0 and 5.5, too, without problems, but
I've had some configurational
I have a proble with this left menu http://www.formazioneazienda.it.
the ul li a:hover state is set to have 1px solid border but when
you hover over it bounces down. any suggestion to keep the border and
avoid the noisy effect?
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for some strange ( or to me at least) reason, IE removes the block display
definition from the list items in the drop down menu when they are over an
image.
if you look here :
http://test3.dekkers.net/
you can see that in the home and about pages, you can catch the first item
in the drop down if
Sent: 19 October 2006 11:34
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Subject: [css-d] Suckerfish over images in IE looses block definition
for some strange ( or to me at least) reason, IE removes the block display
definition from the list items in the drop down menu when they are over an
image.
On 10/19/06, francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pieter Botha wrote:
Hello everyone.
Please check this site for me: http://kusile.cojjoconnect.co.za
I have a little problem in IE...
The dark green header bar (h1 with background color applied) should
touch the menu bar, there is a small
Hi All,
I have updated our agriculture site to css standard. www.ukagriculture.com
All seems well on different browsers (browsershots.org) but would interested to
hear peoples opinions on the site so far, fonts
sizes etc being a particular issue as the spec seems to change day-by-day.
Many
Clean-looking and valid site, Trevor.
What stands out is semantic coherence - The UK's top agriculture, food
and farming resource is the title of the main content block, which
seems wrong. Surely this is the site motto, and should be somewhere
below the title but not part, and certainly not
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Subject: [css-d] Site check www.ukagriculture.com
Hi All,
I have updated our agriculture site to css standard. www.ukagriculture.com
All seems well on different browsers (browsershots.org) but would
interested to hear peoples opinions on the site so far,
Raffaele,
On Oct 19, 2006, at 5:10 AM, Raffaele Guaitoli wrote:
I have a proble with this left menu http://www.formazioneazienda.it.
the ul li a:hover state is set to have 1px solid border but when
you hover over it bounces down. any suggestion to keep the border and
avoid the noisy effect?
Many thanks for everyone's comments.
I was a bit taken back with the page encoding error on HTML validation (sure
I've never seen it before), seems I have fix for it
though.
I guess on the other errors, ie duplicate div names (didn't think this was an
issue) I will have to make classes
Jon Hughes wrote:
I am a graphic designer aspiring to be a web developer.
[...]
I didn't think it (css) would be this hard!
[...]
Hi Jon,
It is this hard indeed! But going on step by step somewhere you'll reach
a point where the basics are enough to make pages doing what you want. :-)
And most
Amazing, they finally installed tabs. Isn't Microsoft extraordinary!
Does anyone know anything about the relationship between this version
and CSS and other web standards? There is nothing I could see on the
Microsoft introductory site that mentions this. I guess it's not
surprising
Thank you very much for the detailed reply Georg. I will go through them and
see what happens and try to understand it all, thanks again
Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ed gooddy wrote:
http://www.villa-corti.com/menus.htm
The image divs are all in the right place but the
Amazing, they finally installed tabs. Isn't Microsoft extraordinary!
...
Maybe it'll run so badly that people will finally stop using IE
entirely.
...
Or is this going to mean one more web browser to fix things for. I
guess Microsoft could keep issuing browsers that were less and less
compliant
Kenoli Oleari wrote:
Amazing, they finally installed tabs. Isn't Microsoft extraordinary!
Does anyone know anything about the relationship between this version
and CSS and other web standards? There is nothing I could see on the
Microsoft introductory site that mentions this. I guess
We published this Tech Note for our customers, but it should be
helpful to anyone using CSS for layout:
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=181
--
Al Sparber
PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
Designing with CSS is sometimes like barreling down a crumbling
mountain road at 90
snip Kenoli's rant
OK, IE7 may just have been officially released this week, but it's
been available for download as a beta for months and months. There
have been several discussions about its capabilities on this list, and
there's a dediated discussion board here:
At 4:29 PM +0100 10/19/06, Alex Robinson wrote:
So people, just a word to encourage people to discuss the practical
issues that IE7 throws up and to remind you all of the existence of
the IE7 page on the wiki.
But let's lay off the whole $COMPANY rants please.
I'd just like to second that.
At 11:36 AM -0400 10/19/06, Al Sparber wrote:
We published this Tech Note for our customers, but it should be
helpful to anyone using CSS for layout:
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=181
Excellent. Thanks, Al! I'd love to see a note or article that
explores the
Is there any way of running IE7 or earlier on a Mac?
Phil
On 19/10/06 16:39, Mark J. Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip Kenoli's rant
OK, IE7 may just have been officially released this week, but it's
been available for download as a beta for months and months. There
have been several
On 10/19/06, Phil Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way of running IE7 or earlier on a Mac?
There used to be a Mac version of IE, but it's no longer supported.
You can, of course, run IE with any of the various solutions for
running a full Windows environment on your Mac - such as
http://www.loudjoy.com/ChampSite/
http://www.loudjoy.com/ChampSite/base.css
http://www.loudjoy.com/ChampSite/ie.css
I'm working with the navigation on this page - it looks perfect on
mac/Firefox and Safari
IE6 is making steps out of the navigation bar (which consists of the
2 large buttons
Al Sparber wrote:
We published this Tech Note for our customers, but it should be
helpful to anyone using CSS for layout:
Al,
Is there a reason why you use zoom:100% rather than zoom:1 or is it just
a matter of preference?
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Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
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From: Glenn E. Lanier, II
Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 4:36 PM
Original Post:
http://lists.css-discuss.org/mailman/private/css-d/2006-Octobe
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I have a website at http://www.swilly.tk that I am currently working
on. The site looks fine in both IE and Firefox (minus the one dotted
place underlining the links on the right), however there is a small
problem with user interaction.
In the link list on the right I would ideally like the whole
From: Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Al,
Is there a reason why you use zoom:100% rather than zoom:1 or is
it just
a matter of preference?
Habit and preference. And it stands out more for people unaccustomed
to using that particular (proprietary) property.
--
Al
I believe that the doctype has to be in capitals as below:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;
James
Thanks to ~dL, it's up and running. I removed the two [seemingly minor]
validation issues (type not specified on
From: James Leslie
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 11:53 AM
and a MS-only body attribute. Tidy finds no problems, but W3C
validator
complains about no doctype -- odd, since the very first line
of the HTML
file is:
!doctype html public -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
Al Sparber wrote:
From: Thierry Koblentz
Al,
Is there a reason why you use zoom:100% rather than zoom:1 or is
it just
a matter of preference?
Habit and preference. And it stands out more for people unaccustomed
to using that particular (proprietary) property.
Thanks
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Regards,
Thierry
After the IE 7 update some options may trigger Access is Denied alert
boxes. Re-installing the product seems to fix the issue.
[1] http://www.visionaustralia.org.au/info.aspx?page=614
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Regards,
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
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http://www.biotext.com.au
When I increase the text size in the browser (large or largest) in ie6,
some of the pages on this site still get a huge gap at the top of the page.
I thought it might be because of the really long text in links causing a
non-breaking long line, but took them out and it
Actually, on my computer at least, the big gap in the Biotext pages
appears when I resize the text to anything except smallest or medium.
Maren
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Christy Collins wrote:
http://www.loudjoy.com/ChampSite/
IE6 is making steps out of the navigation bar (which consists of the
2 large buttons and the search box).
I've tried applying dimensions to each element in case it is a
hasLayout issue with no luck.
It is correct that IE6' problem
William Graeber wrote:
http://www.swilly.tk
In the link list on the right I would ideally like the whole box
containing the link to be clickable in IE. It has been a while since
I have worked on the site, but I believe I originally achieved this
with display: block for firefox.
Add...
Hey! I'm having a little problem here with Firefox. This is the layout:
http://helekins.sites.uol.com.br/
It works fine in Internet Explorer, but in both Firefox and Opera I see some
extra-space after the main frame and the menu. The page is
supposed to end when the menu and the main frame end.
Why do you need the horizontal scroll? (Win98 IE6)
Can't you decrease the frame and font size to at least fit a 1024 screen?
Don
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 1:12 PM
Subject: [css-d] Extra-space
From: Alicia C
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 3:12 PM
http://helekins.sites.uol.com.br/
It works fine in Internet Explorer, but in both Firefox and
Opera I see some
extra-space after the main frame and the menu. The page is
supposed to end when the menu and the main frame end.
Is
The IE FAQ [http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/support/default.mspx}
says that:
Q. My favorite websites don't load correctly, or don't seem to work
at all in Internet Explorer 7. What should I do?
A.If you encounter a site which does not recognize Internet Explorer
7, a new tool known as the
I'm not exactly sure what is meant by the menu and after (horizontally, or
vertically).
However, you have set the height using inline styles on your div (id=frame)
of 286px but declared your iframe to be 280px. Changing this 286 to 286
removes 6 pixels of vertical space.
Also, you might try
From: Alicia C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 3:55 PM
I'm not exactly sure what is meant by the menu and after
(horizontally, or
vertically).
However, you have set the height using inline styles on your div
Alicia C wrote:
Hey! I'm having a little problem here with Firefox. This is the layout:
http://helekins.sites.uol.com.br/
It works fine in Internet Explorer, but in both Firefox and Opera I see some
extra-space after the main frame and the menu. The page is
supposed to end when the menu
actually the problem is there both in IE6 and IE7, i just doenloaded the
release version of 7, and it acts the same.
and the menu does work in IE6, but only when there is no pic behind it.
if you look at the contact page - it works as it should.
oh, i know about the bag acting as a line -
What would be the most correct way to make this validate? I put it
after a block of:
voice-family: \}\;
voice-family:inherit;
In the link style - it fixed the problem and validates, but is this
the most correct way of doing it?
Thanks for the fix,
William
On 10/19/06, Gunlaug
2:16
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] Suckerfish over images in IE looses block definition
actually the problem is there both in IE6 and IE7, i just doenloaded the
release version of 7, and it acts the same.
and the menu does work in IE6, but only when there is no
I rebuilt the whole thing and seems to be working now.
http://www.freewebs.com/highwayjunkie/helekins.htm
Thanks for your time and help. =)
Alicia
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Greetings All,
Please have a look at the following page in IE: http://www.jcislord.org/
http://www.jcislord.org/templates/jcil/css/template_css.css
http://www.jcislord.org/templates/jcil/css/ie.css
The problem is with the top navigation. You will see that the drop down
menu's start way over to
Hi and thanks everyone I've learnt a lot since subscribing
comments on my latest creation please, I like many others am just
getting the hang of this and would like to know if anyone else works
quite slowly to create a good looking page, learning as they go??
I must be missing something in centering images. The following CSS is
set up to contain the contents of a page, and center the contents
regardless of the size the browser window is set.
#pagewrapper {
min-width:780px;
max-width:950px;
margin-left:auto;
see link below with two menus:
- http://www.fatgraffix.com/hrblshop-dev/shop_dev19/
1) in first menu, hover of main headings (h2 tags) work fine as long as
zero padding is applied to the h2 tags
2) in second menu, hover of h2 tags don't catch the padded areas of the h2
tags
seems that the
Hello again,
Still working on forms and running into a bit of a problem…
I have a fieldset within a fieldset, I cannot put a top margin on the nested
fieldset.
Here’s a silly little example: HYPERLINK
http://www.tibbits.ca/webdev/test.phphttp://www.tibbits.ca/webdev/test.php
It
Alicia C wrote:
I rebuilt the whole thing and seems to be working now.
http://www.freewebs.com/highwayjunkie/helekins.htm
Thanks for your time and help. =)
What's the odd little notch of black way on the right side when I look
at it in Firefox 1.5.0.7 on Linux?
Screen capture here:
Linda Quinn wrote:
I must be missing something in centering images. The following CSS is
set up to contain the contents of a page, and center the contents
regardless of the size the browser window is set.
#pagewrapper {
min-width:780px;
max-width:950px;
William Graeber wrote:
What would be the most correct way to make this validate? I put it
after a block of:
voice-family: \}\;
voice-family:inherit;
In the link style - it fixed the problem and validates, but is this
the most correct way of doing it?
I'm not fond of the
No it doesn't.
david wrote:
Does IE7 understand max- or min-width?
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Daniel wrote:
No it doesn't.
david wrote:
Does IE7 understand max- or min-width?
Then for IE7, it would think the original poster's container (with only
max-width and min-width specified) has no width specified and default to
auto, yes?
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authenticity, honesty,
without a specific width it'll default to 100% or whatever the windows
width is (someone could correct me if I'm wrong)
so something like
#pagewrapper {
width:780px;
min-width:780px;
max-width:950px;
margin: 0 auto inherent; /*not sure about the inherent*/
padding: 5px 0 0
Daniel wrote:
without a specific width it'll default to 100% or whatever the
windows width is (someone could correct me if I'm wrong)
so something like
#pagewrapper {
width:780px;
min-width:780px;
max-width:950px;
margin: 0 auto inherent; /*not sure about the inherent*/
Francis,
On Oct 19, 2006, at 8:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- http://www.fatgraffix.com/hrblshop-dev/shop_dev19/
1) in first menu, hover of main headings (h2 tags) work fine as
long as
zero padding is applied to the h2 tags
2) in second menu, hover of h2 tags don't catch the padded
Thanks for the followup discussion on min/max width in IE. Daniel's
suggestion of adding a width declaration above the min/max width
declarations does make the page look better in IE. Thanks!
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Hello,
I've got several thumbnail images of different height (and widths) in
a horizontal row.
they should all align at the bottom of their thumbnailcontainer which
has a fixed height.
I've put them in a div id #thumbnailrow and tried with these settings:
#thumbnailrow { text-align: center;
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