Anne,
On Nov 24, 2006, at 9:15 AM, Anne Davies wrote:
I've been working for ages now on this vertical horizontal menu in
css and
have slowly managed to improve it apart from a couple of things. It
works
great in IE but in Firefox it sits too far to the right, as if there's
padding to
francky wrote:
Jono wrote:
Can everyone please take a quick look at the following site:
*http://tinyurl.com/vzmwy
[...]
Then francky wrote: [testpage 1] to [testpage 3]
Now: time for update: also a hoverable logo is possible without
flickering of IE.
* testpage 4
Hi there,
Having trouble with a div, its probably something simple:
http://tms.siborg.com/tricia.html
In IE6 long text pushes the div down so there is a background, but in
FF2, the main div is very short... i know its something simple
though...
my main content style:
#main{
width:818px;
I am experiencing a problem with the textarea element. Dinamically I
create
a textarea and set its value, its just that the text cursor does not
blink,
no matter what. Actually, Its blinks only when I click in the first
word
of
each line.
Without being able to see your page or the text
I'd like to position a div of a certain height (say 30px) so that it starts
20px from the left hand edge, and runs up to the right edge of the screen.
I normally try to figure out a way of doing this in css, then give up and
use a table, which provides a pretty straightforward solution.
Can
Hi Charles,
Modern version of the Holly hack:
* html div#text dd { zoom:1 }
No known side effects (except your CSS won't validate - if you insist
on this, use height:1px instead of 1% for safety's sake)
Chris
On 11/24/06, Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/24/06, francky [EMAIL
Holly Bergevin wrote:
The person probably has their temporary internet setting set to
check for new versions of the page at Every Visit to the Page and so
IE goes and fetches that image every time it's hovered.
-path to find this -
ToolsInternet OptionsGeneral-Temporary Internet
David Hucklesby wrote:
I saw Ian Young's suggestion, but you responded that you could not
get it to work. I had a look at the page and it seems to work as you
wanted in Firefox 2.0, Opera 9.02, and IE 7 on Win XP SP2.
Did you find a solution? Or is the problem with older browser
versions?
Hi,
Is it possible to make a hanging indent using css? A hanging indent
is the opposite of a regular indent. It's when all of the lines after
the first line are indented.
Thanks,
Eliana
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Jono wrote:
francky wrote:
[...]
[testpage 1] to [testpage 4]
http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-ie-flicker-1.htm
[...]
Thanks Francky, I was on the fence as to whether I would try to work
around the IE flicker...feeling somewhat guilty in asking the end user
I've built a site based on 'Holy Grail' from ALA
(http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail/)
It's working fine in all modern browsers except for one problem in
IE7: the navigation menu is in the correct position - but only on one
of the pages:
http://homepage.mac.com/jamesward/ljm/cv/
On
Anne Davies wrote:
Thanks Charles - that's exactly what I wanted it to do in Firefox!
However... it is now spaced out far too much in IE and the navigation goes
onto 2 lines now. Any ideas how I can now reduce the width in IE?
Anne
Hi Anne,
I'm afraid the page has some more troubles. If the
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: [css-d] div doesn't expand with content
Hi there,
Having trouble with a div, its probably something simple:
http://tms.siborg.com/tricia.html
In IE6 long text pushes the div down so there is a background, but in
FF2, the main div is very short...
Michael,
On Nov 24, 2006, at 11:54 AM, Michael Simla wrote:
Having trouble with a div, its probably something simple:
http://tms.siborg.com/tricia.html
In IE6 long text pushes the div down so there is a background, but in
FF2, the main div is very short... i know its something simple
Did you find a solution? Or is the problem with older browser
versions?
Unfortunately, IE7 doesn't cooperate.
The site went live yesterday (!) -- go to any long page (like
http://www.infocopa.com/programmes/approche.html ) and scroll in IE7. The
(80%-wide) body loses its off-white
Eliana,
On Nov 24, 2006, at 7:06 PM, Eliana Berlfein wrote:
Is it possible to make a hanging indent using css? A hanging indent
is the opposite of a regular indent. It's when all of the lines after
the first line are indented.
Sure.
text-indent: -1em;
IE/win sometimes clips content at box
Andrew,
On Nov 24, 2006, at 8:04 AM, Andrew S. Townley wrote:
I've just put a new site live (http://www.archistry.com) ---8--
Opera 9 is another story completely. It was also doing better until I
added the sidebars. Now, the content area overlaps the navigation
area
for me (984x768 -
James Ward wrote:
I've built a site based on 'Holy Grail' from ALA
(http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail/)
It's working fine in all modern browsers except for one problem in
IE7: the navigation menu is in the correct position - but only on one
of the pages:
francky wrote: [abbreviated] Place the img as foreground img (testpage
2), or as background img in the a container instead of in the a
itself (testpage 4).
G. Wurzburger wrote:
[...]
Place this in the head of your document:
!--[if IE 6]script type=text/javascript
try {
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