Jeff Olin wrote:
I'm using Eric Meyer's Pure CSS Popups approach on my links page. I
have 3 sections on the same page; each section has its own set of
links and its own area for the popups. I want the popups to be
centered on the page, but IE7 pushes the text to the right for the
first two
http://tinyurl.com/yq8nwz
I have been trying to set this up with a horizontal li menu - it seems
to be looking right in Firefox and IE7. Am wondering if the styles I
have on here will hold up over other browsers. I know there will be
issues if someone increases the text size, but am not sure
CSS-d,
I have a div, ul, and span tags set up like this:
div id=test
spanI don't want this seen/span
ul
lia list thing/li
/ul
/div
My CSS declares:
#test span {
display: none
}
What I want is for the ul list to show, but not the text inside the
span tags.
But instead what happens is that
Hi All
I recently asked for help on a site of mine regarding the height of
boxes. I had many helpful replies. I realised that there were
different techniques for doing what I was trying to achieve. Here are
the results so far:
http://www.swmug.co.uk/page-box/
One div used. Allowing the box to
I don't think there's anything you can do in the browser.
Font smoothing is called the ClearType Tuning tool in Windows
and it wasn't included automatically in IE 6 or Win XP. It
is included automatically with IE 7. This affects the whole
OS, not just the browser. It's a utility you
On 4/22/07, Jason Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i ran into an issue trying to display some list items with images.
the bottom margin for the last list item does not show in ie 6.
is this a bug for floated list items with images? if so, what needs
to be done so that it shows correctly in ie.
Hello everybody
I'm having an IE based problem with the following site. The thing is
that parts of the double border around the main content area disappears
when you scroll or resize the window. If you refresh the border is there
again. Quite odd!!
HI Guys
I'm wanting to produce a menu type affect that when a user rollsover a menu
item an image slide out of the menu (similar to a drop down) I dont want
this image to do anything just slide in and out of view depending o nthe
hovering.
Can anyone suggest a site that has implemented this
I have two columns side by side, and under some circumstances the left
column is being cut off level with the bottom of the right column - it
only seems to manifest when the left column is longer, so I never see
this truncation in the right column. It only happens in IE6. It
occasionally happens
Dave,
On Apr 23, 2007, at 2:47 AM, Dave M G wrote:
CSS-d,
I have a div, ul, and span tags set up like this:
div id=test
spanI don't want this seen/span
ul
lia list thing/li
/ul
/div
My CSS declares:
#test span {
display: none
}
What I want is for the ul list to show, but not the
Terry O'Leary wrote:
HI Guys
I'm wanting to produce a menu type affect that when a user rollsover a menu
item an image slide out of the menu (similar to a drop down) I dont want
this image to do anything just slide in and out of view depending o nthe
hovering.
Can anyone suggest a site
Is there anyway to target other Mozzilla Browsers separately
like IE can be targeted.
I would like to set, a tag set for FF with font min-width
settings configured, and others for normal settings, if this
can be done.
You can target non IE with the same trick you use to target IE.
If
On 4/23/07, Don - HtmlFixIt.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry O'Leary wrote:
Can anyone suggest a site that has implemented this affect (primarily in
css) but flash or ajax would be fine!
Not sure quite what you want Terry, but perhaps you can find your
desired look by building off of
On 2007/04/23 08:19 (GMT+0100) Simon White apparently typed:
This is a big issue for those using CRT (regular monitors, not LCDs).
ClearType is only any use on LCD panels since it uses subpixel rendering,
which doesn't exist on CRTs.
Subpixel rendering applies only to LCDs, but that's
Felix Miata wrote:
So, in IE7 on a CRT monitor you have to switch it off, because otherwise the
text is (in my opinion) harder to read, and looks pretty awful.
I think it looks very much worse disabled than enabled on all my functional
CRTs. See the screenshot examples in my upthread reply
On 2007/04/23 18:26 (GMT+0100) Barney Carroll apparently typed:
Felix Miata wrote:
I think it looks very much worse disabled than enabled on all my functional
CRTs. See the screenshot examples in my upthread reply to the thread starter.
This is very subjective. ClearType is not simple
Hi,
On this page http://www.geekministry.com/test/claus/reference1.php I
wonder why the CC doesn't kick in. The images are too far right in IE6.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
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KJ'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On this page http://www.geekministry.com/test/claus/reference1.php I
wonder why the CC doesn't kick in. The images are too far right in IE6.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
I don't think your CC is the problem. I think it's a source code
issue. You are
This picture is from my concept art. I'm having trouble getting it to
work in my code in a cross browser fashion. The right-hand side is how
I want it to look (left is just extra info):
http://surrailism.com/filedump/listproblem.png
Basically, we have a title, an excerpt (truncated to fit) and a
It looks right in either ie6 or ie7 or firefox but not all three. What am I
doing wrong?
http://nitui.com/BI/
http://nitui.com/BI/images/style.css
Thank you for your assistance.
~Mindy
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On 4/24/07, Gwyn Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for the best way to do this (HTML+CSS), to work with
modern browsers and degrade nicely for others.
This should work, and the code is about as minimal as it can be I
guess. This is just the bare bones, and obviously you can go ahead
Hi,
http://jg2.intellit.nl/overmij.html is simple header / content (2
columns) / footer page.
The columns are giving me an headache, because in IE6 and IE7 the
right column goes under the left column (instead of beside it). FF
does show the page correctly, and this is the result I'm looking for.
Barney Carroll wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
So, in IE7 on a CRT monitor you have to switch it off, because otherwise
the text is (in my opinion) harder to read, and looks pretty awful.
I think it looks very much worse disabled than enabled on all my functional
CRTs. See the screenshot examples
david wrote:
Barney Carroll wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
So, in IE7 on a CRT monitor you have to switch it off, because otherwise
the text is (in my opinion) harder to read, and looks pretty awful.
I think it looks very much worse disabled than enabled on all my functional
Hey all,
I trying to write this:
div style=direction:rtltest (99)/div
but this is what appears:
(test (99
any idea how I could make it look like:
test (99)?
thanx in adance
Pat
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Good Evening;
If anyone has a bit of time, please look at the schematic(on the left) and
three links(on the right) at the bottom of the page at
http://www.edi-cp.com/estimator/edi_at_calculator.html
This is my first attempt to use CSS to position items on a page. They are
where I want them,
Hi -
This page looks great in FF -
http://virt11a.secure-wi.com/%7Eadmin100/index.php?module=pagemasterPAGE_user_op=view_pagePAGE_id=1
In IE 6.0 the light green boxes at the top and bottom of the left hand vertical
menu expand beyond where they should. They should line up with the menu
If anyone has a bit of time, please look at the schematic(on the left) and
three links(on the right) at the bottom of the page at
http://www.edi-cp.com/estimator/edi_at_calculator.html
Is there a better way of getting the two spans to appear side-by-side
centered on the page with a small
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Patrick Aljord wrote:
I trying to write this:
div style=direction:rtltest (99)/div
but this is what appears:
(test (99
At the character level, what appears is
)test (99
but the leftmost character ) is displayed using a mirrored glyph.
You can see this if you copy the
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