> Subject: [css-d] Nav bar in Firefox on a PC
>
>
> The Nav Bar in Firefox on my PC is not rendering right??
> http://mypracticesite.com
>
> The Heading on the editable text body is crammed as well.
>
> Looks great on a Mac though. Any ideas? Much thanks ahead.
>
Looks fine on FF with me, but IE6
John M Shepard wrote:
> The Nav Bar in Firefox on my PC is not rendering right??
> http://mypracticesite.com
>
> The Heading on the editable text body is crammed as well.
>
> Looks great on a Mac though. Any ideas? Much thanks ahead.
>
> John Shepard
>
I didn't notice too much difference betwe
The Nav Bar in Firefox on my PC is not rendering right??
http://mypracticesite.com
The Heading on the editable text body is crammed as well.
Looks great on a Mac though. Any ideas? Much thanks ahead.
John Shepard
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Gunlaug - you're the greatest, man! This worked out beautifully.
Just sending out a massive THANK YOU to you and everyone else who
helped me along the way. You're a life saver!
On 4/10/07, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To keep this thread updated with the results of some off-list
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On the following example, how do I get the middle part (the gold
> section with the majority of the text) to take up whatever horizontal
> space the left and the right columns aren't taking up (without
> creating a horizontal scroll bar)?
>
> http://www.christianzieba
Play with the width of #content #nav and #featured
You've assigned 57% for #content width and doesn't define width for # nav
and #featured
Try the following.
#nav { float: left; width:20% ;}
#featured { float: right; width:20% ;}
Regards
Mauricio Samy Silva
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On the following example, how do I get the middle part (the gold section with
the majority of the text) to take up whatever horizontal space the left and the
right columns aren't taking up (without creating a horizontal scroll bar)?
http://www.christianziebarth.com/chrisbrown/
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>
> > I am desperately trying to move the green div in my sample-page
> > to the lower
> > right corner of the grey div. This may sound stupid but I have tried
> > everything!
> >
> > http://test.saager.ch/test3.asp
> >
> > Regards
> >
>
> Firstly in container div {position:relative}
>
> then in ad
> Subject: [css-d] Position of Div to LOWER RIGHT CORNER
>
>
> Hello everybody
>
> I am desperately trying to move the green div in my sample-page
> to the lower
> right corner of the grey div. This may sound stupid but I have tried
> everything!
>
> http://test.saager.ch/test3.asp
>
> Regards
>
On 10 Apr 2007, at 16:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello everybody
>
> I am desperately trying to move the green div in my sample-page to
> the lower
> right corner of the grey div. This may sound stupid but I have tried
> everything!
>
> http://test.saager.ch/test3.asp
Hi,
Absolute position
One way to achieve you are intending is:
Add the following CSS:
#container {
position: relative;
...
}
#address {
right:0;
bottom:0;
...
}
Maurício Samy Silva
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 3:38 PM
Subject: [css-d] Position of Div to L
Hello everybody
I am desperately trying to move the green div in my sample-page to the lower
right corner of the grey div. This may sound stupid but I have tried
everything!
http://test.saager.ch/test3.asp
Regards
O
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Hi Craig,
The min- and max- properties aren't supported in IE browsers prior to
version 7.
There's a great article on the ALA site (written by Matthew Levine), it
covers getting all your columns to be the same length and how to prevent the
main content from bleeding over the footer, and a bunch mo
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