Re: [css-d] Absolute Positioning and Fixed Footer Woes in IE

Mark Henderson wrote: [...] So, to reiterate, does anyone know of a way to have a fixed width box horizontally centered but always a fixed distance from the bottom of the viewport, whilst allowing the content to scroll using overflow. I hope that all made sense. Any ideas? then Gunlaug

[css-d] float - clear help. Navigation bar goes to down :(

Hi all; I'm working on this issue about 2 days. Actaually result view i wanted to get, looks very easy: http://www.craftedwear.com/temp/content.gif But when it comes to css design our navigation bar (page 1 2...) sticks extremly down of it's parent div (#content). I've tried all possible clear,

[css-d] float - clear help. Navigation bar goes to down :(

Hi all; I'm working on this issue about 2 days. Actaually result view i wanted to get, looks very easy: http://www.craftedwear.com/temp/content.gif But when it comes to css design our navigation bar (page 1 2...) sticks extremly down of it's parent div (#content). I've tried all possible clear,

Re: [css-d] float - clear help. Navigation bar goes to down :(

Serkan Kibritoglu wrote: I'm working on this issue about 2 days. Actaually result view i wanted to get, looks very easy: http://www.craftedwear.com/temp/content.gif It should be easy, but I know it isn't. But when it comes to css design our navigation bar (page 1 2...) sticks extremly

Re: [css-d] IE issue

THANKS Andy. I did as you said, and mostly it works fine. The z-index although doesn't seem to respond. So I reduced the size of the large pic and gave it a -ve top margin, to avoid overlaps between small and large (on hover) images. Otherwise the small one keeps peeking through the hovered

Re: [css-d] float - clear help. Navigation bar goes to down :(

Thank you s much. :=) On 1/7/07, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Serkan Kibritoglu wrote: I'm working on this issue about 2 days. Actaually result view i wanted to get, looks very easy: http://www.craftedwear.com/temp/content.gif It should be easy, but I know it isn't. But

Re: [css-d] Image background above and below sub UL automatically

Thank you, David. That did the trick. I posted a view of what you suggested at: http://advancewm.com/test_menu.htm The essential parts were: #leftnav3 ul ul { margin: 1px 0; background: url(/s5/left-nav-bar.gif) repeat-y top left; padding: 1px 0; list-style:

[css-d] IE6 kills Swedish Chef! (overflow problem with float:right and negative margin-right)

Hi! I'm new to CSS and have been having pretty good luck. This one is frustrating me however... I have a fixed width div with a bunch of text in it. I added an image of the Swedish Chef which I want to float right. No problem. Ok, now, I want the Swedish Chef to partially hang outside of the

Re: [css-d] IE6 kills Swedish Chef! (overflow problem with float:right and negative margin-right)

Tim Bailen wrote: IE6 sadly clips the image to the div's fixed width. http://www.talk-to-strangers.com/staging/jobs.htm IE6 gets the stacking wrong beyond the container-edge. Add... #imgChef { position: relative;} ...to make IE6 stack the whole image visibly on top. regards Georg

[css-d] Problem in Firefox/Mac

I have a CSS based site that is working in IE7 FIrefox on the PC, and Safari/Mac, but it does not render correctly in Firefox/Mac. All of the XHTML validates, as do all the CSS files. The URL is www.lifeonwheels.com (the Links Sponsors pages have not been updated from the old site, so they

[css-d] Feedback on rounded corners for a menu

Hello all, I've been trying to apply the various techniques listed on the Wiki for rounded corners, especially the one listed on Albin.net[1] - and I've got a few questions for the collective wisdom. What I'm aiming for is to have rounded corners on all 4 corners of each of the items in a

Re: [css-d] Problem in Firefox/Mac

Linda Quinn wrote: I have a CSS based site that is working in IE7 FIrefox on the PC, and Safari/Mac, but it does not render correctly in Firefox/Mac. Version-numbers would be fine :-) www.lifeonwheels.com Initially I had a problem with some of columns displaying correctly in FF/PC, but

[css-d] Using em's for unit measures

Hi I have a div element with just a few words of text directly in the div, I have applied padding using em's but when I view this in IE and Firefox IE seems to make the element larger than it appears in Firefox. If I put an equal amount of padding all round the div element in Firefox this places

Re: [css-d] template has strange whitespace in IE6

Yes, but the problem still exists without the 'silly frame' Matt Ryan schreef: Maybe it does not have a doctype and is not valid html? It looks like it's the silly frame around the template that is invalid. The template itself ( at http://www.openwebdesign.org/design/3487/corporatelike/

Re: [css-d] IE issue

Weird - also, now in IE the large images stay shown even when you're no longer hovering. Sorry to say I've no idea why... :-/ Good luck, Andy On 1/7/07, Jehangir Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: THANKS Andy. I did as you said, and mostly it works fine. The z-index although doesn't seem to