Heya,
This last bug is killing me. I've been bashing away at it over the
weekend to no avail.
The Main menu drop down functionality is flawed in IE6(win) and
possibly other IE's as well. The visual appearance is solved via
giving the ancestors blocks a position and z-index as I explained in
Gunlaug Sørtun skrev:
Magnus Fahlström wrote:
It's used for layout (images with text below, arranged in rows and
columns without any visible border).
I know some CSS but I haven't found a way to achieve this easily.
Thanks in advance :)
As mentioned: we don't often think in rows when
Hello Everyone
I'm having trouble get child elements to drop beneath their parent items in
this dynamic nav bar. It seems OK in FF and Safari, but I've run out of
ideas as to how to make this work in IE. Any help will be greatly
appreciated!!
The web page is here
http://www.web-foundry.co.uk
Hi all, I have the following webpage
(http://www.trystandsamthewedding.com/home.htm), which is broken down into
three sections: header, content and footer. Each section has a wrapper and then
content, like so...
div id=header-wrap
??? div id=header-content/div
/div
div id=content-wrap
??? div
I'm trying to achieve someting like this (the rows and
columns that is):
http://www.wiberger.se/templates/vred.htm
That's tabular data, isn't it? Either it belongs in columns and rows,
and you should use a table, or it doesn't belong in columns and rows,
and just floating items left until the
Hello,
Have a problem here in FF: http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/index.php
If you MouseOver the menu you will see the drop down goes behind the members
login.
I know this can happen in I/E with form objects, but have never experienced
this before in FF.
Kind Regards
GM)
Magnus Fahlström wrote:
I'm trying to achieve someting like this (the rows and columns that
is): http://www.wiberger.se/templates/vred.htm
Ok. This one is a perfect candidate for CSS table, but since no version
of IE has the slightest support for the relevant part of CSS2/2.1, we'll
have to
All,
To those who helped me out last time, many thanks. These print style
sheets and the power they provide is a God send. I am currently having
trouble with a finicky ul printing problem though. I'm sure I'm staring
at an obvious solution, but just can't see it right now.
I have a ul with
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Hi all, I have the following webpage
(http://www.trystandsamthewedding.com/home.htm), which is broken down into
three sections: header, content and footer. Each section has a wrapper and
then content, like so...[trimmed]
Tryst
I regret it is not working
Behalf Of Ross Hulford
Sent: 17 September 2007 15:09
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: [css-d] wordbreak
Is it possible to break up words inside a table? My words when
too long jump
to the next line instead of breaking up.
Is there any css property that works?
I think this is a
Is it possible to break up words inside a table? My words when too long jump
to the next line instead of breaking up.
Is there any css porperty that works?
R.
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Ross Hulford wrote:
Is it possible to break up words inside a table? My words when too long jump
to the next line instead of breaking up.
You are basically out of luck with CSS in this issue. However, maybe your
page or your table as a whole could be modified (in content
You could also do pre-loading and check out the Y-Slow FF plugin from
Yahoo to see what is taking the most time to load. The plugin is on
the Mozilla plugin site.
On Sep 15, 2007, at 1:22 PM, Brooke Nelson wrote:
Yes for me it loads pretty quickly too, but I agree with Kenny, you
could
Hi, and thanks for the reply David.
Thanks for pointing out the basic error from me to miss the DOCTYPE. Putting
that in seems to have fixed the problem.
When you say that the log is not in the intended container, which you probably
say because I have borders around the main containers,
Hi there,
This is my first post – it may help for to link to a (very basic) mock-site
I designed for a Web Development subject I did last semester:
HYPERLINK
http://redgum.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au/~aj2ryan/http://redgum.bendigo.latrob
e.edu.au/~aj2ryan/
As you will see with the example
You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7. What I would recommend you
is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
the li:hover in the CSS and the conditional comments in the HTML).
Your problems seem to be mainly two:
a) You have an extra margin on your IE 6
You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7. What I would recommend you
is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
the li:hover in the CSS and the conditional comments in the HTML).
Your problems seem to be mainly two:
a) You have an extra margin on your IE 6
Rafael wrote:
b) IE 6 ignores the mouse-over once you move out of the link (as if the
LI didn't count at all). I've had this problem before, but I can't
recall how did I sort it out, I'll let you know if I recall how.
setting the a to display: block; should clear that up.
Rafael wrote:
A link is really useful in these cases. If you can, strip down your
HTML CSS to simply things.
Can't give you urls, I'm afraid (secure server). In any case, the
problem is entirely generic. I have completely stripped down everything,
to the point where the computed style for
Hi All,
I have been working on a menu - and am still having a lot of IE6 problems
(works great in IE7 and Firefox). Anyway, I wanted to position the navigation
bar absolutely using top and right. The only way I can get it to work in IE6
is to position top and left. Does IE6 have a problem
Adam Ryan wrote:
This is my first post
Welcome :-)
– it may help for to link to a (very basic) mock-site I designed for
a Web Development subject I did last semester:
http://redgum.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au/~aj2ryan/
Obviously a table layout is what I am considering, however I am
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, and thanks for the reply David.
Thanks for pointing out the basic error from me to miss the DOCTYPE. Putting
that in seems to have fixed the problem.
RE:
http://www.trystandsamthewedding.com/home.htm
Hmm. ...depends on what you consider the problem(s),
David Laakso wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, and thanks for the reply David.
Thanks for pointing out the basic error from me to miss the DOCTYPE.
Putting that in seems to have fixed the problem.
:: mon 3:06p junk subject line deleted :: ~dL
RE:
Hello all,
Im currently working as an intern for a reputable machine shop in Cleveland
and was tasked with revamping their very basic website. Im still in college
and havn't had much formal training in web development. I found a very cool
CSS template online and have recently finished adding all
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Ray Leventhal wrote:
I seem to recall someone pointing to an article or site which
outlined a method for creating a footer div which would /always/ be
at the bottom of the viewport, without regard for the volume of
content above.
You can fix anything anywhere with
I have a tutorial for one on my site:
http://anekostudios.com/2006/05/12/sticky-footer/
~Shelly
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Ling, Luke C wrote:
I have a ul with type=square on the page.
The page URL would help a lot in analyzing the problem. I was unable to
reconstruct the problem from the snippets you gave, at least on IE 7.
Which browser(s) did you test it on?
ul { margin:0 0 0 1em;
Hi
I've scoured the Web all day looking for various solutions to this problem
but have drawn a complete blank. I've tried to implement suckerfish, son of
suckerfish and more. Is there any quick and easy css code out there to turn
the nav on this page...
http://www.web-foundry.co.uk
...into a
What is the magic formula here? I'm still playing around with my new
site, trying to test it to breaking point, and this is really bugging
me. When I increase the text size several times, on my site
(http://www.ratking.co.uk)it overflows the right hand div and gets lost
behind the body
Kevin Stevens wrote:
What is the magic formula here? I'm still playing around with my new
site, trying to test it to breaking point, and this is really bugging
me. When I increase the text size several times, on my site
(http://www.ratking.co.uk)it overflows the right hand div and gets lost
On Sep 18, 2007, at 5:35 AM, Kevin Stevens wrote:
What is the magic formula here? I'm still playing around with my new
site, trying to test it to breaking point, and this is really bugging
me. When I increase the text size several times, on my site
(http://www.ratking.co.uk)it overflows the
You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7.
Yeah I was told this by another colleague though i have no way to run
through the functionality myself as I have no IE7 in my mac-based
office.
What I would recommend you
is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
setting the a to display: block; should clear that up.
Thanks for the suggestion Brian. The 'a' links are already all set to
block as it is a standard procedure for drop down menus or getting
hover to function on the entire block.
But that being said it does give the effect of that problem so
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Subject: [css-d] Text overflowing from divs
When I increase the text size several times, on my site
(http://www.ratking.co.uk)it overflows the right hand div and gets lost
behind the body background image.
Kevin Stevens
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