Re: [css-d] Form on Opera - Safari - Konqueror issue

On 17/07/2007 18:18, Rob Cochrane wrote: I want the form elements to sit tight against each other (input and select) as seen in this example on a site I am building viewed in FF or IE7 http://www.vehicle-web.net/VW_index.php (click the ok button in change language section to set the required

Re: [css-d] css organization - (divide and conquer) or not?

Personally, I tried once method 2 and lately had to repent for it, because I kept going forward and backward in the file to change the rules or to find a mistake etc. I'm not an expert web developer, but recently I approached another method involving more files. I prefer to have a basic file

[css-d] Help! IE6 issues - mostly backgrounds

Dear CSSers: I posted this a few days ago, and now time is running out (eep!). Does anyone have any ideas? http://new.jocolibrary.org/ 1. Overflow issues on the home page. I am using rounded corners on the maincontent and content divs, but when I use overflow:hidden for IE6's additional

Re: [css-d] Flash banner floating issue [Firefox]

Martin Paton wrote: When this page is resized (in Firefox) the flash banner crops on the left rather than the right. Is there any CSS that I can use to target the embed tag to prevent this from occuring? You could always add an id, class, etc. Also, you might want to read this article as

Re: [css-d] 3 columns not fitting IE

CSS List Account wrote: The page fits in FireFox, but IE 6 always shows a horizonal scroll bar. Is it the image, or ? I'm unable to determine completely since I was unable to see your styles (you're using frames and all I saw was the frame source), however, this is likely because

Re: [css-d] 3 columns not fitting IE

On Behalf Of CSS List Account See the page here: http://www.kathylesky.org The page fits in FireFox, but IE 6 always shows a horizonal scroll bar. Is it the image, or ? Try this: Add the following attribute/value pair to the frame in the frameset code: scrollbar=yes I know it

Re: [css-d] CSS issue with IE6

Shelly wrote: Okay, before I begin, I would just like to say I'm about to kill something - most likely my monitor. If it had boots, it would be shaking in them right now. I feel that this is not the right time to say that, but I would locate IE on a hard disk, not behind the screen. ...

Re: [css-d] Flash banner floating issue [Firefox]

Hi, By the way, Flash Satay is outdated. [...] By the way, again, I like your site design, and appreciate that's its liquid. Thanks for the kind words and help. The site does actually use SWF Object to embed the tags. The problem occurred with the CMS we are using (Tridion), which outputs ID

Re: [css-d] Form on Opera - Safari - Konqueror issue

Jason Crosse wrote: On 17/07/2007 18:18, Rob Cochrane wrote: I want the form elements to sit tight against each other (input and select) as seen in this example on a site I am building viewed in FF or IE7 http://www.vehicle-web.net/VW_index.php (click the ok button in change language

Re: [css-d] Help! IE6 issues - mostly backgrounds

On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 07:29:04 -0500, Amy Drayer wrote: Dear CSSers: I posted this a few days ago, and now time is running out (eep!). Does anyone have any ideas? http://new.jocolibrary.org/ There are some markup errors, and Opera's error console reports dozens of CSS errors. I suggest a

Re: [css-d] Help! IE6 issues - mostly backgrounds

Dear David (et al): Yes, unfortunately all but one of these (lack of action for one form) is autogenerated by the content management system that I cannot change. Benefits and consequences to CMSes. From what I can tell, none of the errors would affect the issues I am having. Any ideas? -- In

Re: [css-d] Explorer bug or poor css technique?

Hi David; Thought I'd send this off-list as it's starting to get off-topic and I didn't want the css-discuss moderators to send in the black helicopters, but I should probably point out that, although I'm using virtual PC, multiple IEs installed on a single Windows installation is *exactly* what

Re: [css-d] Help! IE6 issues - mostly backgrounds

Note: I basically just looked and didn't get involved in playing with this site. You've got so many style sheets and scripts, both embedded and external, that I kind of got the willies about trying to set up a local page and didn't do it. From: Amy Drayer [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

Hey all, I was looking at the 'bottom footer' examples here: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FooterInfo and seems like if content area has alot of text, then the footer is 'pushed down' anyway? even if it is absolutely positioned. I seen a couple webpages where the footer is a neat little

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Arian Hojat wrote: I seen a couple webpages where the footer is a neat little thin strip absolutely positioned? at the bottom of viewport, and the content will go behind it, but the content is never hidden since they use some padding i guess and u

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

My example of this is at http://test.riczho.dyndns.org/fullheight/. Hey Ricky, i looked at your example and like the rest ive seen if u expand the content by raising the font-size, the footer gets pushed down by the content (in fact your example is already pushed down beyond browser's viewport by

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

Now that you mention fixed positioning, i think you are right Frank, thats probably what i want... but i remember IE doesn't support this right? Anyway to get cross browser compatible? __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

Arian Hojat wrote: Now that you mention fixed positioning, i think you are right Frank, thats probably what i want... but i remember IE doesn't support this right? Anyway to get cross browser compatible? Arian Now that you mention it, the time I tried this, it worked for me in Firefox and

[css-d] image placement bottom

Hello, Could anyone tell me how I would get the watermark image on this page - www.fionahayward.com/interiordesign to sit at the bottom of that div - in line with the rightportfolio div? Thankyou for any help Regards Fiona

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

Frank Piuck said: Arian Hojat said: I seen a few pretty examples where the footer stays still at bottom of browser window... kinda like a little status bar. the content can go down, and your can scroll down, but the 'browser footer' always stays still. If you set footer {

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

- Original Message - From: Frank Piuck [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 12:31 pm Subject: Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Arian Hojat wrote: Now that you mention fixed positioning, i think you are right Frank, thats

[css-d] Hidden IFRAMEs using CSS and plugins

I need to have Acrobat embedded in an IFRAME (to print something out), but not visible. I can hide the IFRAME using CSS, or even by setting width and height to 1. But, it seems Firefox won't load the embedded plugin, until the contents of the IFRAME become visible. Any solution to this?

Re: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom

From: Arian Hojat Sent: Thursday, 19 July 2007 8:04 a.m. To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: [css-d] footer that 'sticks' at the bottom Hey all, I was looking at the 'bottom footer' examples here: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FooterInfo and seems like if content area has