Will Budreau wrote:
Updated version posted at a better URL - any suggestions why this
otherwise ideal fix doesn't work in IE7?
http://web.mac.com/binain/example/tablewiderthandiv.html
I have no IE7 to test in, but your styling is incomplete.
1: IE 6 7 doesn't understand 'display: table;'.
Seen the rant. I agree that links to content should be, at their
core, plain links that would, absent JavaScript, take you to a new
page with the content, said behavior then available to be modified by
JavaScript to do something else, preferably without making the core
behavior inaccessible even
If I remove position relative from the wrapper, everything goes back
into place. It's really odd and only happens in IE6. I discovered it
while working with YUI. It's being used in a CMS that generates the
form. YUI creates a resizable text area that, unless positioned
absolutely, is
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Hi all,
I've just finished this website,
I suggest putting the site link in the email body, some mail clients may
not readily allow copying and pasting from the subject line!
http://www.nsbhs.nsw.edu.au
and to the best of my knowledge everything
is XHTML and CSS
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Barney Carroll wrote:
http://sandbox.test.textmatters.com/bssh.html
My client has been uploading content (such as this) and emailed me to
point out a bizarre problem whereby a link he had made wasn't
clickable in IE6. I thought 'Hahaha - silly little IE' (all other
Hi everybody, I wonder if someone could take a peek at the following
url and tell me why my left floated menu is pushing content below it
(as if it had 'clear' applied to it) in the content area to the
right, only in IE.
http://www.medicineshoppesarnia.com/question_answer_corner/
Thanks
I have a suckerfish IE7 non-stick problem.
One of my clients likes an inside suckerfish menu style, where the submenu
is displayed within the parent menu. Here's how it looks in FF2:
http://datagnostics.com/test/IE7test.html
Of course, it needs JS to work in IE7.
But it also needs to have an
I'm using the following to show/hide a div when I click on a hyperlink:
function ShowHideLayer(divID) {
var box = document.getElementById(divID);
if(box.style.display == none || box.style.display==) {
box.style.display = block;
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Mark
J. Reed
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 8:57 PM
To: Andy Pemberton
Cc: Russ Peters; css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] Div show/hide
Seen the rant. I agree that links to content
Diona Kidd wrote:
If I remove position relative from the wrapper, everything goes back
into place. It's really odd and only happens in IE6. I discovered it
while working with YUI. It's being used in a CMS that generates the
form. YUI creates a resizable text area that, unless positioned
For a long time now I've wanted to learn how to create drop down menus. I
tried many CSS based methods but never got them working, so last Friday I
decided to give the Sothink dhtml menu tool a try.
Using the tool as an ad in to Frontpage, I created an include page at
I've just finished this website, and to the best of my knowledge everything
is XHTML and CSS valid.
Your menu button for ENROLLMENTS has a typo.
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I'm not even sure how to troubleshoot this but I have a departmental
web site displaying differently on identical versions of IE6. On my
machine, it looks fine; on the department head's machine, all the
main content is shoved to the bottom of the page so that it clears
the left hand menu. I'm
Hi
I am trying to use the following css to replace the h1 text with the
logo.gif graphic, however the text 'Restaurant' is still appearing on top of
the
logo.gif graphic?
What do I need to add to my css to get rid of this ?
#header h1{
height: 142px;
width: 292px;
float: left;
At 03:07 PM 12/12/2006, you wrote:
I'm using a CSS P7 menu on this draft page and it is dropping down
behind the content div.
Peg
ambientglow.com
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Hi Peggy,
Try changing this in your main.css:
#nav {
z-index: 16;
Hi all.
This is my first post in this mailing list.
I'm looking for solution to set same font-size in as more as possible
browsers. There are 3 i use for testing on my comp: IE6, Opera9,
FF2.0.
And i use ALA markup:
-
body, body div, body p, body th,
body td, body
I'm having trouble finding the reason that IE6 displays this page
differently than Firefox 1.5. Firefox displays it as I intended, with both
divs side by side; however in IE6, the div #right-side-content appears BELOW
the #left-side-content div.
http://www.tusculum.edu/azindex.html
Here are the
Hi all, I need some suggestions for this page I designed:
http://adriaticamalagoli.it/cerco
1) Do you think I implemented the form correctly? I used a lot of css and
the end result is a table. Maybe I could use a table there?
2) What do you think of the overall design?
~davidLaakso wrote:
Barney Carroll wrote:
http://sandbox.test.textmatters.com/bssh.html
[...a bizarre problem whereby a link he had made wasn't clickable in
IE6...]
a { position: relative; add
text-decoration: underline;
color: #3996ce;
}
Regards,
~dL
Instead of above, adding
TCrabtree wrote:
I'm having trouble finding the reason that IE6 displays this page
differently than Firefox 1.5. Firefox displays it as I intended, with
both divs side by side; however in IE6, the div #right-side-content
appears BELOW the #left-side-content div.
Diona Kidd wrote:
If I remove position relative from the wrapper, everything goes back
into place. It's really odd and only happens in IE6. I discovered it
while working with YUI. It's being used in a CMS that generates the
form. YUI creates a resizable text area that, unless positioned
Could some kind soul please tell me why IE prints gray instead of white
against black background image. It seems to print okay on other browsers.
Test URL - http://uk-web-pros.co.uk/test/index.html
Many thanks!
Mike A.
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Ahhh .
You might wanna fix this in your markup:
div id=header
h1a href=index.php title=RestaurantRestaurant/a/h1
/div
I removed the span tags an a /a
// Sebastian
www.dammark.net
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Sent: 12. december 2006 23:42
To: Sebastian Dammark
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
http://web.mac.com/binain/example/tablewiderthandiv.html
2: IE7 may need the property you left out: 'zoom: 1;', in order to
gain 'Layout'[1] and expand properly.
Eh ? No. 'haslayout' does a couple of stupid things, but not that
one.
Pity, since it might
I haven't upgraded any of my testing machines to IE 7 yet, but I got an
eye opener over the weekend at a friend's house.
First time I've seen IE 7, and half the sites we surfed using CSS
layouts were BROKE.
Seems I better upgrade and quick to start previewing!
So, just a quick survey -
1.
Diona Kidd wrote:
Hi all,
I noticed an issue today with IE6. I have an example created at
http://www.studio12a.com/test.html.
The situation is as follows. I have a wrapper div around all content
with position: relative. Inside of this, exists a form wrapped in a
table. The form
On 12/11/06, Andy Pemberton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Russ:
Though this is more of a javascript/html dom question, I'll answer anyway.
You must return false in the 'onclick' method of the link you're using to
fire this javascript event. This will prevent the browser from following the
href
Hi Ian
What do I need to add to my css to get rid of this ?
div id=header
h1a href=index.php
title=Restaurant/aspan/spanRestaurant/a/h1
/div
Remove the word Restaurant after the /span and before the /a.
--
Rich
http://www.cregy.co.uk
Embracing what God does for you is the best thing you
Have site with alternating colours in dynamic website using php. Want to
change the code to css.
code as follows:
$bg = ($bg=='#ee' ? '#F9FBF9' : '#ee'); // Switch the background
color.
tr bgcolor=$bg
I know it is a table, but it for tabulating results. It is one of pages in
Zen Cart
Have site with alternating colours in dynamic website using php. Want to
change the
code to css.
code as follows:
$bg = ($bg=='#ee' ? '#F9FBF9' : '#ee'); // Switch the background
color.
tr bgcolor=$bg
I know it is a table, but it for tabulating results. It is one of pages in
Diona Kidd wrote:
If I remove position relative from the wrapper, everything goes back
into place. It's really odd and only happens in IE6. I discovered it
while working with YUI. It's being used in a CMS that generates the
form. YUI creates a resizable text area that, unless positioned
Using Safari Version 2.0.4 (419.3) on my Mac, the only problem I see
is the Access the Intranet at home box on the index page. The header
wraps and actually the word home obscures Username.
Otherwise, it looks good. Nice and clean.
--
Bill Napier
http://www.billnapierdesign.com
If you view http://www.yammr.com/padding.html in IE, you will see
that the image has no padding. Is there a workaround for this?
Unfortunately due to some DOM bugs I can't get figured out I can't
use a strict doctype for IE. I can easily put a div around the image,
but wondered if anyone
This must be a descriptive post as FTP problems prevent me from posting a live
site to check.
I have a web page with a 1280x1024 background picture set to repeat. If a
user's screen is smaller, they won't see a difference and if larger, they'll
only see repeating around the edges.
When the
Ian Young wrote:
Have site with alternating colours in dynamic website using php. Want to
change the code to css.
code as follows:
$bg = ($bg=='#ee' ? '#F9FBF9' : '#ee'); // Switch the background
color.
tr bgcolor=$bg
I know it is a table, but it for tabulating results. It is
Ah, that method will work, Mark - but I would argue against using the
javascript pseudo-protocol for a production site.
The reason has to do with usability. Often times, embedding the javascript
pseudo protocol in a link will prevent users from being able to right click
and open the link in a new
Have site with alternating colours in dynamic website using php. Want to
change the code to css.
code as follows:
$bg = ($bg=='#ee' ? '#F9FBF9' : '#ee'); // Switch the background
color.
tr bgcolor=$bg
I know it is a table, but it for tabulating results. It is one of pages in
Zen
Barney Carroll wrote:
http://sandbox.test.textmatters.com/bssh.html
My client has been uploading content (such as this) and emailed me to
point out a bizarre problem whereby a link he had made wasn't
clickable in IE6. I thought 'Hahaha - silly little IE' (all other
browsers are fine) but
Generally, I like to add a style rule for regular TRs and then a class for
either TR.odd or TR.even (whichever you'd like).
tr{
background-color: #eee;
}
tr.odd{
background-color: #ccc;
}
This way, you only need to print out the 'class=odd' on the odd rows,
which makes your pages smaller
On Dec 12, 2006, at 10:31 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
IE 7 handles 'width' and 'width:auto' reasonably correctly, and
doesn't expand the element to accommodate the table
Using 'float:left' width *no width* declared does the trick for IE 7.
Looks like the resulting style should be...
Hi,
I'm trying to apply the sliding doors technique to the
button type=submit tag, with only 1 image.
It nearly works, the only problem remaining is that we can see the
underlying image through the image which is above, as the background of
the image is transparent.
I want the image
Hi everyone,
I sent this through yesterday and this morning and it didn't arrive so
here's hoping this time.
Now have an additional Opera problem:
First problem:
The footer div with an image doesn't show in Opera, have tried everything
to no avail.
Second:
The page is a shopping cart and
Pete Lasko wrote:
If you view http://www.yammr.com/padding.html in IE, you will see
that the image has no padding. Is there a workaround for this?
Unfortunately due to some DOM bugs I can't get figured out I can't
use a strict doctype for IE. I can easily put a div around the image,
From: Pete Lasko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you view http://www.yammr.com/padding.html in IE, you will see
that the image has no padding. Is there a workaround for this?
Unfortunately due to some DOM bugs I can't get figured out I can't
use a strict doctype for IE. I can easily put a div around
Mark Kamian wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a heck of a time determining why when hovering over the
non-active nav-menu buttons, the background image is displaying
slightly different shades. It's the same image, so perhaps it's
something else I'm not seeing...
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 21:33:43 +
From: Rob O'Rourke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [css-d] IE6 and position relative
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
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Diona Kidd wrote:
Hi all,
I noticed an issue today with
Shelly wrote:
[...]
Can someone verify for me that, if I use a browser sniffer, it won't
completely override the main stylesheet?
[...]
Indeed, ifaik no worry needed. A browser sniffer is just a sniffing
tool, and doing nothing if it is not asked. Mostly the output is some
variable, like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am trying to use the following css to replace the h1 text with the
logo.gif graphic, however the text 'Restaurant' is still appearing on top of
the
logo.gif graphic?
What do I need to add to my css to get rid of this ?
#header h1{
height: 142px;
width:
1a. There's something crazy (or at least unexplainable by me) going
on with the borders set on the h3 . I think it has something to do
with the inherited width, but I'm not sure, and I wouldn't know how to
go about fixing it if that is the problem. Each h3 border gets
pulled further to the
David
Thanks for the site check.
and to the best of my knowledge everything
is XHTML and CSS valid.
Valid, yes, but why are there so many empty spans in there?
Image replacement, mostly.
I'd suggest turning of the full justification on the text in your
column. You don't have enough
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