[css-d] coloring ordered list item numbers

I have a simple OL ol lifoo/li libar/li /ol I want to color the numbers blue and the text inside li green; blue | green 1. foo 2. bar This would seem rather common, but alas I can't find a well-supported solution. I've tried li:first-letter { color:

Re: [css-d] (IE7) Bullets shift downward on items that wrap when width is applied

Hi, Bob... Applying vertical-align: top; moved the bullet to the top of the text rows for each li...however, the bullet is a little too high for me and I didn't come up with a quick solution to moving the bullet down. ul li {list-style-type: disc; list-line-height: 130%; width: 250px;

[css-d] IE not giving horizontal scoll bar with a min width.

Greetings! I'm working on this template for myself and so far it looks and acts fine in Firefox. IE is another story! It seems that it (IE) totally ignores the min-width for anything! Sitting here scratching my head! Why won't they fix that browser??? I'm half way tempted to throw the

Re: [css-d] coloring ordered list item numbers

At 7:47 AM -0700 9/29/07, Joel D Canfield wrote: Maybe it's just me, but I've never thought of this before, yet I've seen it asked here twice in the past week. New fad? joel Same here -- must be a new fad. However, it doesn't seem to me to be that useful:

Re: [css-d] IE not giving horizontal scoll bar with a min width.

Dave Handler wrote: Greetings! I'm working on this template for myself and so far it looks and acts fine in Firefox. IE is another story! It seems that it (IE) totally ignores the min-width for anything! Sitting here scratching my head! Why won't they fix that browser??? They say it

Re: [css-d] coloring ordered list item numbers

As far as I've seen, this isn't possible (with CSS alone). The most common way to achieve something similar is by using different background colors, which I believe is done like this... http://dev.rsalazar.name/css.d/ol-enum.html Now, I found a minor issue with the typical approach

[css-d] Rounded and extended

Hi everyone, Pls take a look at http://www.breakthe800.ca/test/index_rounded.php (ignore colors). I am almost where I want to be but have reached a roadblock. I have now got the rounded corners but am having trouble getting the columns extend all the way to the footer (left, center columns)

Re: [css-d] Rounded and extended

Ian Rutgers wrote: Pls take a look at http://www.breakthe800.ca/test/index_rounded.php (ignore colors). I am almost where I want to be but have reached a roadblock. I have now got the rounded corners but am having trouble getting the columns extend all the way to the footer (left, center

Re: [css-d] (IE7) Bullets shift downward on items that wrap when width is applied

I haven't actually used that fix, myself, so there may be issues with it. I think the idea of using a div to constrain the width of the ul is probably best...also using background images as bullets will work nicely and provide some enhanced graphic options for the bullets... Rick -Original

Re: [css-d] IE6 Non-Existant Class Bug

At 12:59 -0400 on 09/26/2007, Seth Green wrote about [css-d] IE6 Non-Existant Class Bug: As you will see if you load the page below... In IE6 the div remains red, even though it is explicitly set to green in the last rule. It seems that the middle rule, which targets a non-existant class is

Re: [css-d] (IE7) Bullets shift downward on items that wrap when width is applied

On Sep 29, 2007, at 9:58 PM, Rick Faircloth wrote: Applying vertical-align: top; moved the bullet to the top of the text rows for each li...however, the bullet is a little too high for me and I didn't come up with a quick solution to moving the bullet down. ul li {list-style-type: disc;

Re: [css-d] (IE7) Bullets shift downward on items that wrap when width is applied

Rick Faircloth wrote: I haven't actually used that fix, myself, so there may be issues with it. Maybe there are, but at least it is an option. The vertical positioning can also be improved by adding offset to the list... http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_26.html regards Georg --