On Jan 24, 2007, at 2:56 PM, David Hong wrote:
I was wondering if there was CSS property like: -moz-box-sizing:
border-box; for Safari. I have searched on google and css-d mailing
list but I couldn’t find any solutions to this. Another solution is
to work the other way around which is
Hi, i have had web sites at the end.
http://www.findtolinsk.com
http://www.getyydirectory.com
http://www.search2info.net
http://www.takeinfo.net
I have found a free template form the net and applied on my sites. i want to
develop contexts of sites but i do not know how. videos, news,
sorry i made a mistake, wrong typing, this is right:(
http://www.findtolinks.com
http://www.getyydirectory.com
http://www.search2info.net
http://www.takeinfo.net
I have found a free template form the net and applied on my sites. i
want to develop contexts of sites but i do not know
Mark Richards wrote:
Barney wrote:
IE bug fixes of this nature have no historical precedent.
Well, consider that IE7 no longer supports the * html hack. I'd call
that a precedent.
Mark
IE7 is a different browser. If it did support the star hack, we'd be in
terrible trouble -
The first thing I would do is not to use templates. You are never going to
learn anything useful that way.
You need to get a decent book
http://www.amazon.co.uk/CSS-Anthology-Essential-Tricks-Hacks/dp/0957921888/sr=8-1/qid=1169634670/ref=sr_1_1/203-8491694-5556701?ie=UTF8s=books
I like this
Hi,
I posted previously about a spacing issue I was having with a UL. I've
posted some sample code online where people can have a look at it and maybe
give me some clue as to what is going on.
http://www.miselva.com/css/testing_li.html
When you look at the example you'll see I've outlined
Hi Eoin,
I modified your CSS as follows:
.wrapper li
{
border:1px solid red;
padding:0px;
margin:0px;
}
.wrapper li a
{
display:block;
border:1px solid blue;
text-decoration:none;
color:black;
font-size:.7em;
padding:0;
I'm sorry, my what it should look like page got screwed up. The blue
div should be fully contained within the outer green container.
I appreciate you response, but you used fixed heights to achieve this,
and the whole point of my question was that I can't use fixed heights.
I suppose this is
That sounds pretty messy, even in fruition Seth.
You're saying both the portals have a variable amount of content, and
the first is to stretch while the second fills the gap and has scroll bars?
What is the purpose of these two panes, exactly? And what would you want
to happen to the bottom
Basically this is close...I probably should explain it a bit better.
Basically I'm looking for the look of tables but without using tables.
So I need everything that should be a column ex - fn, department, role,
note etc. to left align in what would be the cell in the table. Right
now nothing is
Barney Carroll wrote:
The star hack has been kept for IE6. IE7 has to use
different hacks.
While I agree with the above statement I just take the chance for
some remark on IE7 in quirks mode.
I wonder if this not has been mentioned before, but I could not find
it on the CSS-wiki or elsewhere:
Rainer Wagener wrote:
The star hack still works for IE7 in quirks mode.
Also, the new IE7 hacks only work for IE7 when in strict mode.
That's pretty serious. I haven't played with IE7 in quirks mode yet... I
wonder how 'useful' this turn of events is considering IE7's rendering
capabilities
Make the li's float instead of inline.
this way they're block level elements and you can give them width, like 25% or
so.
Thomas
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Barney Carroll wrote:
If it
really is pretty much like IE6 in all respects, then we
have little (or
less, more to the point) to worry about.
At least it was good news for me when I found out. I had to adapt a
rather complicated site that has to run in quirks mode (IE only) to
IE7. And all I
Has anyone seen a browser that supports this property? So far I've
struck out.
Rick Dieringer
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IE7 information --
Seth Green wrote:
I'm sorry, my what it should look like page got screwed up. The
blue div should be fully contained within the outer green container.
I thought so, but that's just a negative margin-bottom that serves no
purpose apart from imitating your screwed up example.
I appreciate you
To be honest, browser typographical abilities are very primitive. If
anybody was even close to implementing font-stretch, it'd be Safari. IE
and Mozilla have a long way to go before they can even start considering
this.
Font-stretch is a pretty bad term considering the spec'd ability simply
Barney Carroll wrote:
Presumably if you had used the star hack, no changes would
have been
necessary (not a suggestion, geuine question!)?
Exactly. In fact I used the star hack a lot and had only expressions
and other invalid statements in my ie.css. When I was about to
migrate all those star
tedd wrote:
Limiting colors these days is pointless. I would suggest that the
Government of Canada spend it's time and resources on things that
matter? After all, the Government of Canada did waste it's time
enforcing web-safe colors which were anything but web-safe. Now,
they want to
I have been asked to redesign a site where they want the size of each page to
remain a fixed size of 1000x750px. Assigning a width is no problem, but is
there a way to assign an absolute height regardless of the amount of
information within? Of course, I can do this with a single-celled table by
I wrote:
The star hack still works for IE7 in quirks mode.
Also, the new IE7 hacks only work for IE7 when in strict mode.
So, regarding CSS IE7 in quirks mode works pretty much like IE6 in
quirks mode.
This ist not just about hacks. It reads:
All the new CSS features in IE7 like max-width
George L Smyth schreef:
I have been asked to redesign a site where they want the size of each page to
remain a fixed size of 1000x750px. Assigning a width is no problem, but is
there a way to assign an absolute height regardless of the amount of
information within?
You can always use a DIV
Presumably if you had used the star hack, no changes would have
been necessary (not a suggestion, geuine question!)?
[...] After a short confusion I put everything back in place and
feeded IE7 with all the invalid stuff it required so badly. Voila,
just like daddy ;-)
For completeness:
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
(No, I don't follow that route very often :-) )
Why ever not? Hehehehe.
Regards,
Barney
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http://blog.kim.thewei.com/
I'm revamping the css for this blog and am having a few troubles.
1I was able to use Phillipe's guidance to eliminate my
transmogrifying nav buttons on the homepage which parents this blog
[thewei.com]. But I can't use the same information he supplied to get
(No, I don't follow that route very often :-) )
Why ever not? Hehehehe.
Sorry... I can't come up with a good reason :-)
I /may/ find a few once I have gotten around to dissect IE7 completely.
I haven't even downloaded IE7 yet, so in the mean time I'll give it a
chance ;-)
To keep it on
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
I /may/ find a few once I have gotten around to dissect IE7 completely.
I haven't even downloaded IE7 yet, so in the mean time I'll give it a
chance ;-)
What, so this is all just idle theory?! :)
...and it even works both ways since we can have 2 stylesheets under one
I have an image that hangs out the bottom of its containment box. No
big deal in Firefox, Safari, etc. However, when in full screen width,
IE allows the top-border on the head tag below the image to cut
across it. Is there a snippet of code I can add to the CSS that will
force IE to allow the
My apologies for cross-posting
I'd appreciate any comment that would help me improve this article:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/how_to_style_thumbnail_and_caption.asp
Demo:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/thumbnail_and_caption/gallery_of_thumbnails.asp
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Regards,
Thierry |
I /may/ find a few once I have gotten around to dissect IE7
completely. I haven't even downloaded IE7 yet, so in the mean time
I'll give it a chance ;-)
What, so this is all just idle theory?! :)
Not exactly ;-)
You know, I keep track of as many buggy cases where IE7 is involved -
that
At 8:51 AM -0500 1/24/07, Rick Dieringer wrote:
Has anyone seen a browser that supports this property? So far I've
struck out.
Same here. A perusal of the property table in CSS2.1
(http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/propidx.html) shows that 'font-stretch'
wasn't included, which indicates that
Tim Offenstein wrote:
[...] Is there a snippet of code I can add to the CSS that will
force IE to allow the image to float over top of the border like it
does in Firefox?
http://www.ahs.uiuc.edu.
The addition of...
.imgLT {position: relative;}
...should fix IE's faulty stacking.
regards
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
- I can add whatever I want to the second stylesheet, and only Trident
based browsers (that's IE/win and a few others) will ever see it. Again,
perfect separation.
I didn't realise this (that there /was/ a second stylesheet there)...
That's very astute - but the article
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Ok, so I have the following in my main stylesheet...
@import url(ag2c_con.css) screen;
Now, go look for the stylesheet...
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/styles/ag2c_con.css
...which is what the good browsers are looking for, and there isn't
much there for them at the
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I'd appreciate any comment that would help me improve this article:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/how_to_style_thumbnail_and_caption.asp
Demo:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/thumbnail_and_caption/gallery_of_thumbnails.asp
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
Nice job,
Subject: Re: [css-d] How to Filter Out Explorer 7 and Below
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
- I can add whatever I want to the second stylesheet, and only Trident
based browsers (that's IE/win and a few others) will ever see it. Again,
perfect separation.
I didn't realise this (that there /was/
Barney Carroll wrote:
IE /is/ ugly. We're all make-up artists as far as I'm concerned.
I agree.
Some use soft make-up brushes and conditional comments...
...I prefer to whack the buggers with their own bugs, and smash what's
left with a huge CSS sledgehammer[1].
Doesn't matter all that much (to
Rick -
Thanks, not sure what I was thinking. When I tried that the height collapsed,
but I must have misspelled something.
Cheers -
george
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George L Smyth schreef:
I have been asked to redesign a site where they want the size of each page
to
~davidLaakso wrote:
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I'd appreciate any comment that would help me improve this article:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/how_to_style_thumbnail_and_caption.asp
Demo:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/thumbnail_and_caption/gallery_of_thumbnails.asp
Thierry |
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
~davidLaakso wrote:
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I'd appreciate any comment that would help me improve this article:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/how_to_style_thumbnail_and_caption.asp
Demo:
hello,
i am new to web design and trying to perfect the trick of getting
the page to display the full height of the browser. i have been 90%
successful thanks to this forum.
in http://www.infinitywebdesign.org/ronnie/csstest1.html the border
is cut off if you open the page in ie6 or 7 but
Thanks to Georg and James Shannon for helping with my Div overhang problem.
I re-engineering the site to mitigate against the absolutely positioned
elements that were causing the problems. Thanks again.
ATB,
John.
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Thierry Koblentz wrote:
Next: compare the proper stylesheet to the following...
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/styles/url(ag2c_con.css)%20screen
...which is what IE/win is looking for, and actually gets. A bit more
there...
Am I glad I visited this list today? This is great stuff, thanks for
Thanks for the prompt reply Philippe,
However, it doesn't look like box-sizing property is being recognised by the
Safari browser. I am using version 2.0.4.
And, yes unfortunately, I cannot change the doctype.
Do you have any other suggestions?
Kind regards,
David G. Hong
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Garth Jantzen wrote:
I'm looking for a way to create a 'teaser box' you might call it,
which would contain an image say, 80 x 80 floated to the left with a
description floated to the right, both of which are wrapped in a box.
The box is a link to my portfolio page. I want the background color
At 1/24/2007 01:31 PM, Garth Jantzen wrote:
I'm looking for a way to create a 'teaser box' you might call it, which
would contain an image say, 80 x 80 floated to the left with a description
floated to the right, both of which are wrapped in a box. The box is a link
to my portfolio page. I want
Hi all
Re: the right hand side column heading (Industry in Focus)
http://flx.uat.edna.edu.au/flx/go/home/news/flexenews?matrix=11696169414
03
I've got a problem with the background image being repeated to the left.
The image consists of a background image (class = flexOrangeHeading) and
a
~davidLaakso wrote:
It was too good to be true I guess...
It works with a file name, but not with a path (with /) so it is
not something that could really be used in real life.
Or am I missing something?
I may be missing something, too-- but my site
http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ , and
How do I get an element (copyright statement in this instance) to always be
positioned in the lower right hand corner of a DIV that is not absolutely
positioned? In this instance my DIV starts right at the top of the page and the
margin-left and margin-right are set to 'auto.'
On 1/23/07, Andy Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is another way to do it, but IE doesn't support the popup (since IE
only works with :hover on anchors/hyperlinks - maybe IE 7 works; I don't
know), so only the hyperlink would work. It would be something like this:
div class=popdiv
Ok. I kid of fixed it by adding float: left to .flexOrangeHeading img
The only problem now is that the hardcoded image and the background
image do not align perfectly. They are like a pixel off. And
margin-bottom doesn't want to do the trick L
How do I align them?
Hello,
I'm using Microsoft Outlook Web Access to communicate with one of my
clients. My role with them includes building out HTML files that are
converted to OFT and then sent as company-wide newsletters and invitations.
Much to my dismay, when someone sends me an attached HTML file to work
On 1/24/07, phillip vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello,
i am new to web design and trying to perfect the trick of getting
the page to display the full height of the browser. i have been 90%
successful thanks to this forum.
in http://www.infinitywebdesign.org/ronnie/csstest1.html the
All I had to do was change the line-height ;)
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From: Bojana Lalic
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 10:43 AM
To: Bojana Lalic; 'css-d@lists.css-discuss.org'
Subject: RE: [css-d] How to prevent the image from repeating in IE6
Ok. I kid of fixed it by adding float: left
On 1/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I get an element (copyright statement in this instance) to always
be positioned in the lower right hand corner of a DIV that is not absolutely
positioned? In this instance my DIV starts right at the top of the page and
the
Hello all,
I'm running into some problems with a fixed width/fluid width 100% span.
http://www.matthickerson.com/dev/spantest.html
Styles are inline in source
This is the closest I've come and it's fairly consistent in Firefox and IE6,
however the right side doesn't quite flow the entire
Matt Fielding wrote:
The problem I am having is that my div container in Firefox 2.0 is not
spanning the
length of the window by default when using height: 100% on the container
itself, and
all parent containers.
http://mattu.isa-geek.com
On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 08:42:27 +0100, Georg
Hello all,
I'm running into some problems with a fixed width/fluid width 100% span.
http://www.matthickerson.com/dev/spantest.html
Styles are inline in source
This is the closest I've come and it's fairly consistent in Firefox and
IE6,
however the right side doesn't quite flow the
Hi List,
I am seeking help with the following site:
http://www.mathertownsend.com.au/
http://www.mathertownsend.com.au/mt.css
Site renders OK in FF 1.5 and Opera 9.01
My problem is when rendering the About us and News pages,
in IE 6.0.2 ...
I seem to have a height issues
David Hucklesby wrote:
Belated response, but - yes - IE 7 displays the same as FF, IE 6, and
Opera 9.
Thank you.
For completeness: my demo-page has been changed - see dates in page...
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/test_07_1850.html
There's no 'display: table' to throw off IE7 anymore, and
First off, if you visit http://mattu.isa-geek.com/index2.php you will see a
layout I am currently testing and coding. So far I have two problems I'd
like to get some input on.
1) using :hover on anchor elements with display:block styles, being the most
compatible method, causes a few problems
Fred Janon wrote:
I have a UL with some LIs. I want a 1px border around all the LIs with no
2px border between the LIs. I have been fiddling around with the UL and LIs
borders but I can't find a simple solution to it. My best solution so far is
to have no border on the UL and the top, left,
Fred Janon wrote:
I have a UL with some LIs. I want a 1px border around all the LIs
with no 2px border between the LIs.
You can declare a 1px border on all sides of all LIs, and then pull the
LIs up by a top or bottom margin of -1px (negative margin). That will
make it appear to be only a
Hi I'm new here...
Due to having big brothers and boyfriends and other people who know far more
about computers than I, I have generally managed to do quite nicely
completely avoiding having to know anything more than absolutely necessary
about computers. My definition of the just tolerable bare
Matt Fielding wrote:
http://mattu.isa-geek.com/index2.php
1)
You can solve the resizing problem by adding a padding to those links -
same size and the borders, and remove it on :hover.
2)
The simplest solution is to not float it. Instead, keep it in normal
flow and adjust with
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