[css-d] IE Navigation problem

Hi Everyone, After my Safari woes I changed the top level to image mouseovers to ensure they stay within the boundaries... not my favoured way of doing things but I just have to get this sorted out and working. All seemed to work fine until IE6.0. On mouseover the main image disappears and th

Re: [css-d] Firefox menu has 1 less pixel...argh!

On 4/6/07, Lori Lay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Tom, > > You might be right about the 90% font size. Changing it to .95em > helped... If you don't have it already, you might try installing > Firebug - it allows you to play around with the CSS and see the results > immediately, right on screen.

Re: [css-d] Bug with extra space from clears. New?

On Apr 5, 2007, at 10:59 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > > That is the correct behaviour. > Basically, the 'clear' property clears *all* floated elements in the > same block formatting context [0]. > > If you want that clearing to affect only floats in your right column, > you'll need to isolate

Re: [css-d] Firefox menu has 1 less pixel...argh!

On Apr 7, 2007, at 1:59 AM, Tom Dell'Aringa wrote: > It seems to me its the A rule where the spacing is set in the > padding, with > 10px padding top and bottom. Possibly coupled with the 90% font > size - is > that the difference? > > Normally, I would hardly sweat a 1-pixel issue, except fo

Re: [css-d] site check

Thank you much for the help. It's coming along Jeff On 4/5/07, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > jeffrey morin wrote: > > www.melissagerstein.com/tests/akon/akon.htm > > The addition of... > > ul#secondaryNav {display: inline;} > > ...will fix the 'margin doubling on floats' bug in IE6,

Re: [css-d] Firefox menu has 1 less pixel...argh!

Tom Dell'Aringa wrote: > Hi there, > > I've mostly got my menu done, but there is one small (1 pixel small) > problem. Somehow, in FireFox the menu is *1 pixel* shorter in height than in > IE. I have seen this before but cannot remember, nor figure out how to fix > it. I can't seem to figure what i

Re: [css-d] Firefox menu has 1 less pixel...argh!

Tom Dell'Aringa wrote: > Hi there, > > I've mostly got my menu done, but there is one small (1 pixel small) > problem. Somehow, in FireFox the menu is *1 pixel* shorter in height than in > IE. I see no difference in IE6, IE7, or FF/2.0.0.3. Can't vouch for earlier versions of FF. However, th

[css-d] Lots of left-floating divs

Hi, let me show you my code first: (irrelevant) some text some text some text (and so on) (as above) (and a few more menu_X divs) #container { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;

[css-d] make submenu text centered and fluid?

Hi, Is it possible to have the submenus that are outlined in teal to be centered in the main pink or white outlined box? Or, if not centered, can the start of the submenu links be in line with the Home menu link? When I have more submenu links it spreads out to the right but with less links it l

[css-d] Begging works: disappearing background-color in IE

thank you to Allan, Bruno & Gunlaug for coming to my rescue and pointing the finger at the hasLayout bug. I'm so happy to see things fixed so easily! kristin kristin wrote: > Under some circumstances the blue background behind my navigation bar > disappears. I can't figure out why. It is pe

Re: [css-d] begging? disappearing background-color in IE

kristin wrote: > Under some circumstances the blue background behind my navigation bar > disappears. I can't figure out why. It is perplexing to me, and > any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Add a well-placed 'hasLayo

Re: [css-d] begging? disappearing background-color in IE

On 4/6/07, kristin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Under some circumstances the blue background behind my navigation bar > disappears. I can't figure out why. It is perplexing to me, and any help > would be greatly appreciated. > > here's the bad version where the blue behind disappears: > http://ne

[css-d] Firefox menu has 1 less pixel...argh!

Hi there, I've mostly got my menu done, but there is one small (1 pixel small) problem. Somehow, in FireFox the menu is *1 pixel* shorter in height than in IE. I have seen this before but cannot remember, nor figure out how to fix it. I can't seem to figure what is causing the one pixel difference

[css-d] begging? disappearing background-color in IE

Hello Again, I reread the guidelines for posting to this list, and it seems that there is no prohibition against begging - so here goes. Please please please will someone smart and savvy help me to figure out my disappearing problem. Please? I posted this yesterday, but I thought if I tried aga

Re: [css-d] css in HTML email

Ross Hulford ink wired: > Do you: > > (i) Embed CSS? > > (ii) Link CSS? > > (iii) Use inline CSS? > > > Do they all work equally well? None of them work if the recipient automatically converts all e-mail to text (which is the most secure way to prevent the introduction of viruses (virii?) a

[css-d] Link shifts up on hover in IE6

Hi guys! Look here at this site: http://labs.depi.sk/sutaze-a-ankety/ on the poll in IE6. When you try to go over the link it shifts up. (on hover) The code looks like this: Hlasovaním cez kupóny v tlači 0% When the link is not in the span then it is O.K. in IE too, but I need this span be

Re: [css-d] Why won't this center in IE?

Scott Mailing List wrote: > I'm using margin: auto to center this page, and it works like it > should in FireFox, but in IE, it's left aligned. > > http://www.thenpl.net/index.asp IE/win doesn't understand auto-margins when in quirks mode. Add... BODY {text-align: center;} ...and IE/win will ce

Re: [css-d] css in HTML email

CSS support is very bad in email clients so you need to use tables and inline styles. Sad but true! On 4/6/07, Ross Hulford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Quick question... > > Do you: > > (i) Embed CSS? > > (ii) Link CSS? > > (iii) Use inline CSS? > > > Do they all work equally well? > > > R. > > >

[css-d] Why won't this center in IE?

I'm using margin: auto to center this page, and it works like it should in FireFox, but in IE, it's left aligned. http://www.thenpl.net/index.asp Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Or is there a hack needed for this? Thanks! Scott Scott Hire A Web Geek - "Helping Businesses Grow O

Re: [css-d] Layout broken in IE

Dan Craciun wrote: > The layout here http://qurl.com/j2kz1 , works as intended in Opera > and Firefox, the html and css validates, but in IE 6 is completely > broken. IE6 doesn't understand 'position: fixed'. > Any suggestions on how can I fix this (and keep the code valid)? You can of course '

[css-d] css in HTML email

Quick question... Do you: (i) Embed CSS? (ii) Link CSS? (iii) Use inline CSS? Do they all work equally well? R. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information -- http://

[css-d] Layout broken in IE

The layout here http://qurl.com/j2kz1 , works as intended in Opera and Firefox, the html and css validates, but in IE 6 is completely broken. Any suggestions on how can I fix this (and keep the code valid)? TIA Dan __ css-disc

Re: [css-d] Selectors to cover wide range of IDs for Firefox

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007, Jono wrote: > > > > > Login > > > About Us > > > Contact Us > > > > It _seems_ to have superfluous markup, though of course you may have reasons for the that encloses the or for having _both_ id _and_ class for the table and e