Phil Holt wrote:
a simple dynamic drop down without adding heaps of javascript into
Hello,
Try this no JS at all, and as far, as I know works in all browsers...
http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/index.php
Kind Regards
DG)
Hello.
This is now resolved, I had used position absolute on the members under the
menu. So that always took that space in the document flow
DG)
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It's not problem just add to stylesheet
.menu ul li ul { z-index:999; }
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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
??? Wrote:
It's not problem just add to stylesheet
.menu ul li ul { z-index:999; }
Hello,
Don't know who you are? Not seen this name before, but THANK YOU very much
for that.
It was a problem to me.
Kind Regards
GM
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Hello,
I have the following in a document, can anyone see any future problems
arising from this layout?
div id=nav{this is absolute positioned}
div class=menuno fixed position just contained in the nav div/div
div class=membersabsolute positioned and contained within nav
div/divdiv
Wesley Lamont wrote:
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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just not sure if you can have absolute positioned div, within an
absolute positioned div, and cause no problems.
I can give you a general - and maybe confusing - answer.
In itself you can have as many A:P (absolute positioned) elements nested
in and positioned from
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I have a tutorial for one on my site:
http://anekostudios.com/2006/05/12/sticky-footer/
~Shelly
Shelly,
Thank you!
Best,
~Ray
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Firefox does not seem to be reading the CSS file for
some of your pages such as the Home page. This seems
to be a problem with the encoding which is set to
UTF-16LE on these pages. You can see this by looking
at the Page Info (under Tools menu). Other pages such
as Contact Us seem to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a tutorial for one on my site:
http://anekostudios.com/2006/05/12/sticky-footer/
~Shelly
Shelly, this is /definitely/ going to do the trick for me. Thanks so much!
~Ray
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Thank you very much :-)
Now I have another problem (but it's not a CSS problem so I guess it
doesn't really belong here, but I'll give it a shot anyway):
When I try to view your layout with both the code and the layout visible
inside Dreamweaver MX 2004 it crasches immediately, no warning or
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Hi all,
I have a basic page that I am working on but I am not getting the list
right. I have a big div called page id that wraps the whole page including the
footer. The next div is called header which has a fixed width of 794px, where
there is an image at the top of the page which is
Oops - I thought I'd address this...
turns out that tutorial has a bitty boo-boo (which I intend to fix right
now). IE 7 renders that code, as-is, as a bit broken. (Thanks to Mark
for pointing this out to me offlist). Turns out the IE conditional
comment doesn't need to be used for IE7, as
I created this in tables for an HTML newsletter Does anyone know why I'm
getting these large gaps of white space in my tables (left side column)?
I'm not a tables person usually so this is a real challenge for me.
It looks fine in Firefox to me, but I cant test in IE because I'm on a mac.
Any
Hi all,
I must have changed something inadvertently on my homepage yesterday and not
realized it, and things have gotten a little weird.
My homepage was previously working just fine. However, last night I saw that
my entire page was starting top left instead of top center, the nav bar and
main
juliann wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I created this in tables for an
HTML newsletter Does anyone know why I'm
getting these large gaps of white space in my tables (left side column)?
I'm not a tables person usually so this is a real challenge for me.
It looks fine in Firefox to me, but
Hi Allison
On 18/09/2007, Allison Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My homepage was previously working just fine. However, last night I saw that
my entire page was starting top left instead of top center, the nav bar and
main content section had been shifted all the way to the right side of the
Got it! Thanks! There were also red / in the source too near the header,
so I saw that I left a out of some meta tags. Learned a new test,
appreciated.
When I validated my XHTML is pointed out where I should start with the other
error, so I should be all set!
On 9/18/07, Richard Brown [EMAIL
Hi Eric and all,
Eric A. Meyer wrote:
In this form, you can choose one keyword from each list of three,
plus you can put the two words in any order AND you only have to pick
one of the two (all that is what the '||' between the lines means).
So you can validly say '5% top', but not 'top
You *can* but whether you want to is your choice :)
You can use this:
style type=text/css
/* For IE5 Mac\*//*/
@import ie5mac.css;
/**/
/style
And stick it in your header. ie5mac.css should contain your styles
specifically for IE 5 Mac (works kind of like a conditional
Hi -
I apologize up front for not posting up a link - I got in trouble the last
time I did so... but I wanted to see if anyone has seen this problem before
( I have, once, but I forgot what fixed it ), and could perhaps suggest some
things for me to look into, like, to make sure I've covered.
On Sep 18, 2007, at 10:04 AM, Nancy E. Sosna Bohm wrote:
Hi everyone,
Thanks in advance for any and all recommendations.
Nancy
I've got a recommendation. don't waste your time. Have you looked
at your stats for how many visits are coming from IE5.2.3 (the last
version of IE for
I'd like to see the site if possible...
Jake
Original Message ---
Hi -
I apologize up front for not posting up a link - I got in trouble the last
time I did so... but I wanted to see if anyone has seen this problem before
( I have, once, but I forgot what fixed it ), and
Darn me!
My click is faster than my brain.
Should read:
If the second one is {top,center,bottom}, then aforementioned 'center' is
the h-position. If the second keyword is {left,center,right}, then the
aforementioned 'center' is the v-position.
Sorry about the confusion, glad I caught it
Micky:
3. TRUE or FALSE:
If both values are keywords, the horizontal value *must* come first. Or
is this just a matter preference and/or good coding practice?
It doesn't matter which comes first because are no overlapping values in the
horizontal and vertical options. If the CSS interpreter sees
This sounds like the peekaboo bug in IE but reading the bumpf it seems like is
has been sorted out for IE7:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/peekaboo.html
HTHs
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Hey Philippe, many thanks for your reply, I really appreciate the help
and pointers.
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
...snip...
In both cases above, the specs are quite clear.
Yikes! Sorry... I completely missed that, and you are right, it is very
clear. I feel like an idiot! Hehe, thanks for
trevor bayliss wrote:
Hi all I get a problem with the flash scroll div where my flash is it
falls for some reason. I have tried clear both, display inline, and
displayed block but it stays there. In IE it looks fine:
http://www.villa-corti.com/text.html
It stays fine in IE _only_ because
On Sep 19, 2007, at 4:18 AM, Micky Hulse wrote:
1. TRUE or FALSE:
If you use a keyword for the horizontal value, and omit the vertical,
the default vertical value is assumed to be center.
-- Note: The specs say 0% 0% is the initial value.
Hi all I get a problem with the flash scroll div where my flash is it falls for
some reason. I have tried clear both, display inline, and displayed block but
it stays there. In IE it looks fine:
http://www.villa-corti.com/text.html
What is happening? TIA
I created an HTML newsletter in tables. Firefox is rendering it correctly,
but in IE there is a large white space between the first paragraph and the
title Representative PCGA Deals
http://www.pcg-advisors.com/Newsletter/pcgnewsletter9_07_p2_is.html
I have tried everything. I cannot figure
Whoa impressive work Alan.
Hi Wesley
You are pandering to IE and especially IE6. This type of menu is
best done first to work correct in Firefox or Opera, then a check in
IE7, then lastly IE6. I have copied your code and made a few changes.
I'm a CSS programmer. I start with compliant
juliann wheeler wrote:
I created an HTML newsletter in tables. Firefox is rendering it
correctly, but in IE there is a large white space between the first
paragraph and the title Representative PCGA Deals
http://www.pcg-advisors.com/Newsletter/pcgnewsletter9_07_p2_is.html
I have no idea
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