David Hucklesby wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:04:55 -0400, Scott Glasgow wrote:
There seems to be a good deal of contention, or at least spirited
discussion, on the
value or advisability of using reset stylesheets
(http://www.webmasterworld.com/css/3329010.htm). I'm just getting back
I have a tabs menu, it shows ok in ff2.x, ie6, opera, but fails in ie7 (and
safari 3 beta, but as it's a beta...). I'll probably make another stylesheet
for ie7 and try to load the appropriate one by detecting the browser, but I'd
like to know if there is a possibility to make this one work.
Fiona wrote:
Hello,
I have been teaching myself CSS by working through tutorials etc.
I have been puttin it into practise by building a couple of dummy (trial
ones, not stupid ones)websites, but have been mainly concentrating on the
latest browser versions, till I started getting the hang
Thankyou Jim,
I will look for some good CSS books - I have bought a couple of e-books from
sitepoint(?).
Sometimes it feels like you are swimming in a sea of sludge (like when
you've gone overboard and been taking in new information all day til your
head feels as though it is going to burst)
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:04:55 -0400, Scott Glasgow wrote:
There seems to be a good deal of contention, or at least spirited
discussion, on the
value or advisability of using reset stylesheets
(http://www.webmasterworld.com/css/3329010.htm). I'm just getting back
into this and
I'm curious if
Brian Cummiskey wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:04:55 -0400, Scott Glasgow wrote:
There seems to be a good deal of contention, or at least spirited
discussion, on the value or advisability of using reset stylesheets
(http://www.webmasterworld.com/css/3329010.htm). I'm just getting
back into
If you wanted to talk about *how*
to hide styles from certain browsers, instead of *if* you should, that
would certainly be on topic.
In general terms, how does one go about hiding styles from a aprticular
browser? I've not attempted to do it yet, but would like to know what is
generally
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you wanted to talk about *how*
to hide styles from certain browsers, instead of *if* you should,
that would certainly be on topic.
In general terms, how does one go about hiding styles from a
aprticular browser? I've not attempted to do it yet, but would like
to
On Jun 21, 2007, at 10:02 PM, Scott Glasgow wrote:
While researching this I came
across three versions, the initial Reset Styles of 12 April, the
second
Reworked Reset of 14 April, and the most recent (AFAIK) Reset
Reloaded
of 1 May. Which one are you using?
The most recent version is
Brian Crescimanno wrote:
On 6/20/07, Lyn Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem centering a menu I have within a div. I have tried using
many methods but I get no luck.
have you tried:
div#buttons ul{ width: XXXpx; margin: 0 auto; } where width is set
equal to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In general terms, how does one go about hiding styles from a aprticular
browser? I've not attempted to do it yet, but would like to know what is
generally involved before I attempt it
The main browsers people seek to hide styles from, NN4 and MacIE, are
pretty easy
For this question please see
http://orangecountyquakers.org/quakers/index.htm.
The first main division (a class id called Top) starts with the header
(About ...) and terminates with the faint blue line just above the
word Next.
Top contains two divisions, one a class called menu left and the
On 21/6/07 04:58, Allan Abrahamse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For this question please see
http://orangecountyquakers.org/quakers/index.htm.
The first main division (a class id called Top) starts with the header
(About ...) and terminates with the faint blue line just above the
word Next.
Fiona wrote:
Now I want to learn how to adjust the code to display in some of the older
browsers - is there a good reference site that any of you know of that
explains some of this ?
Hi Fiona,
You'll find that as you get better at CSS you'll find the need to hack
older browsers
Thanks for the great links!
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I use Eric's reset stylesheets as well. I'm thrilled about other than
one thing. The table alignment was set to baseline. If you do
happen to use a table within a div, your cell contents will be
aligned to the bottom (even if you have a valign=top) and you won't
have any idea why if you
That's a lot of great information arguing in favor of allowing for
complete user control over text size and I'll be the first to say that
I love the concept. However, the difficulty comes in reconciling that
desire with the design at hand.
Example: I have a fixed width design that is 760px wide
Brian Crescimanno wrote:
That's a lot of great information arguing in favor of allowing for
complete user control over text size and I'll be the first to say that
I love the concept. However, the difficulty comes in reconciling that
desire with the design at hand.
Example: I have a fixed
Hi All,
I've been racking my brain trying to figure this out so I'm turning to the
list for help! Please see the bottom and left corners of this site:
http://experienceprogress.com/index.html
There's a 1px white space that shouldn't be there between the bottom
right/left corner images and the
On 6/21/07, David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's see what you've got. Provide a uri to your example.
Best,
~dL
Oh, I'm speaking in a purely academic sense here based on my
experience of layouts that don't really account for text resizing (as
an aside, I am not a designer, I work on an
complete user control over text size
snip
Example: I have a fixed width design
mutually exclusive parameters. if the width is fixed, at some point I
can enlarge the text enough to break it.
it's about balance - *how much* can they enlarge it before it breaks? is
it really 'broken' or just
Hi!
I'm expecting some problems with position: absolute in IE6.
Here is the stylesheet:
http://wp-themes.depi.sk/wp-content/themes/theme-004/style.css
And here is the page: http://wp-themes.depi.sk/?p=1#comments
The problem is with the comments tip, which has an position: absolute
and bottom:
On 2007/06/21 13:00 (GMT-0400) Brian Crescimanno apparently typed:
That's a lot of great information arguing in favor of allowing for
complete user control over text size and I'll be the first to say that
I love the concept. However, the difficulty comes in reconciling that
desire with the
I wonder what proportion of web users ever bother to adjust the default
text size of their browser(s)? The preset default size is generally 16
(I think Safari is different?) although I'm not sure what the units are
for that default -- pixels? Points?
I think that most people, if they were
Hi,
I am try do kickOff menu for web and i am using prototype and script aculo
us, i am finish and this is work fine with ie, opera, safari, and konqueror
but is not work fine with firefox, i think firefox and overflow:hidden
problem with absolute and relative elements or firefox is
Jessica Steinbomer wrote:
Here's where I'm calling the images in the styles:
.t {background: url(newsite/images/index/top_middle.gif) 0 0 repeat-x; }
.b {background: url(newsite/images/index/bottom_middle.png) 0 100%
repeat-x; height: 2%}
.l {background:
On 6/21/07, Shark Attack Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder what proportion of web users ever bother to adjust the default
text size of their browser(s)? The preset default size is generally 16
(I think Safari is different?) although I'm not sure what the units are
for that default --
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