Hi all
How crazy the world of hacking CSS is. While working on part of my site on
pages that have the xml prolog preceding the doctype, I was hacking for IE7 and
noticed that Opera was also being targeted. After stripping my stylesheet down
to a few lines, I then removed the xml prolog from
David Laakso wrote:
Since your question has nothing to do with CSS, a nothing to do with CSS
method for achieving a splash page (if you decide to go that sometimes
annoying route) is to use a timed meta attribute in the head of the
document.
As David said, we're OFF TOPIC. Let's stop now,
On Oct 22, 2007, at 6:27 PM, Alan Gresley wrote:
How crazy the world of hacking CSS is. While working on part of my
site on pages that have the xml prolog preceding the doctype, I was
hacking for IE7 and noticed that Opera was also being targeted.
After stripping my stylesheet down to
I run a members only forum and I have created an online chat based on
the Ajax Chat code provided by blueimp.net. This is mostly javascript
writing into some empty containers on a web page. It is all working
perfectly in firefox, but in internet explorer v6 I am having problems.
In essence,
On Oct 22, 2007, at 8:11 PM, I wrote:
Opera 9 alpha OS X:
s/Opera 9/Opera 9.5 alpha
(ahem)
Philippe
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david wrote:
Phil Tobias wrote:
On Oct 20, 2007, at 11:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is Dreamweaver acceptable or am I better off (as a beginner) going
down
a different route ?...
We have strayed far from a CSS specific question. Other places might be
more appropriate for discussing
How many years have we been waiting for a clean and consistent cross-browser
implementation of CSS2? How many?
And we are now expected to be optimistic about CSS3!
The industry is certainly not spoiling or serving web site designers!
Bruce
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Betreff:
Alan Gresley wrote:
[...] Now having done some test [1], I find that there are IE7 only
targeting hacks, Opera only targeting hacks and targeting hacks for
both browsers when using the xml prolog.
*+html - target IE 7 and Opera 9.10 and 9.24
*~html - target IE 7 and Opera 9.10 and 9.24
Hi all
Dont shout if this is not a CSS problem but a flash one as i'm a
little unsure. I have a flash banner that is L shaped and i have set
the background to transparent using wmode. The Div is have containing
the text nicely nestles in the bend of the L on IE7 and firefox but
IE6 treats the
On Oct 22, 2007, at 5:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dreamweaver, like other GUI web development environments, lies to you
about how your page looks - visitors don't browse the web with
Dreamweaver. Also, you will eventually find yourself in a situation
where there's a problem in your site
Terry O'Leary wrote:
Hi all
Dont shout if this is not a CSS problem but a flash one as i'm a
little unsure. I have a flash banner that is L shaped and i have set
the background to transparent using wmode. The Div is have containing
the text nicely nestles in the bend of the L on IE7 and
Terry O'Leary a écrit :
Hi all
Dont shout if this is not a CSS problem but a flash one as i'm a
little unsure. I have a flash banner that is L shaped and i have set
the background to transparent using wmode. The Div is have containing
the text nicely nestles in the bend of the L on IE7 and
Alan Chandler wrote:
...
In firefox I can make this overall area position itself under the header
and fill the rest of the browser window with the following css
#loginContent {
position:absolute;
top:140px;
left:0px;
bottom:0px;
width:100%;
Hello,
I'm working on a design that's visually rich and uses
a few background images as well as .png files for
transparency. I don't want to have to place all the
images as backgrounds in order to be able to place the
images exactly where I want on the page. Is there a
way to declare the
Hi group. I need more help! This project is quickly becoming the bain
of my existence! I don't know why, but the wrapper, is not acting like
a wrapper. Inside dreamweaver, when I click on the wrapper div, it's
just a couple pixels high and everything else if falling outside of it.
Because of this,
On Monday 22 Oct 2007, Ingo Chao wrote:
Alan Chandler wrote:
...
In firefox I can make this overall area position itself under the
header and fill the rest of the browser window with the following
css
#loginContent {
position:absolute;
top:140px;
left:0px;
Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
I'm looking at my own code
from other projects and am doing the same thing...it's just not working
out this time. Could someone take a look at my code (I've updated it on my
server)
and see what is going on? Maybe I'm just missing something.
Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
Hi group. I need more help! This project is quickly becoming the bain
of my existence! I don't know why, but the wrapper, is not acting like
a wrapper. Inside dreamweaver, when I click on the wrapper div, it's
just a couple pixels high and everything else if falling
Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
http://www.5pts-interactive.com/sarantopoulos/index.asp
David and Ingo have pointed to the absolute positioning as the problem,
so why not get rid of that A:P and give the 'clearfix' a chance.
Adding / correcting to...
#wrapper {margin-top: 63px; position: relative;}
Good evening list,
Somehow i'm forced to set a width on my contentwrapper: setting no width or a
width of 100% cuts off the #contentright and the background image i
had on my header when resizing to smaller screen resolution. I'm
wondering if this is normal behaviour?
The way
Hi, I am not sure why, but when I work with the placement of
graphics using relative or even absolute positioning, it seems to
me that there is a 3 pixel height difference between IE and Firefox.
I have even measured it with jruler, and Firefox seems to be out
(heigher) with 3px. How can I fix
Hi all,
I am working on this page: http://www.fileflow.com/cart-debug.php
When I set a 12 px left-margin on the slider, it looks right in all
browsers except IE, where the slider is misplaced 6 px to the right.
If I set the left margin to 0, it looks right in IE, but in all other
browsers
Hi, I'm getting a sliver of body background appearing between 2 cells of
a table where cellpadding=0 and cellspacing=0. It only occurs in
Internet Explorer (version 6.0). Firefox is fine. Any ideas?
Here are links to the site and the stylesheet:
http://staging.hr.hms.harvard.edu/
Hi everyone,
I'm building a site that is testing the limits of my knowledge as far as
table layout and div usage. You can see it at campusvoices.org.
The problem is - if you haven't already noticed - the main content portion
expands beyond the menu and header's width, and as a result, looks
Also, while I have your attention, on the right hand side of
http://www.ratking.co.uk/bensons/testimonials.htm there is a huge gap
between the line Business Cards and the text below, again I have tried
lots of things but can't manage to solve this problem.
Hi Kevin,
Regarding the text: I
Kevin Stevens wrote:
Also, while I have your attention, on the right hand side of
http://www.ratking.co.uk/bensons/testimonials.htm there is a huge gap
between the line Business Cards and the text below, again I have tried
lots of things but can't manage to solve this problem.
Try h5
Thanks to everyone who answered. I took the absolute positioning correction
advice and worked it out. I kept working on it and so anyone who answered this
later may not have seen the correct code :-)
Anyway, all is lined out and looking good in FF and IE7...I don't have 6. could
someone do a
Hello,
I having a problem to print any of the following website pages.
http://www.cpslimo.ca/
Actually the problem occurred only with Internet Explorer. I've been able to
print using Firefox and opera.
I'm pretty sure it has something to do with one of the CSS container. but
Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
Thanks to everyone who answered. I took the absolute positioning
correction advice and worked it out. I kept working on it and so
anyone who answered this later may not have seen the correct code :-)
Anyway, all is lined out and looking good in FF and IE7...I don't
Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
Thanks to everyone who answered. I took the absolute positioning correction
advice and worked it out. I kept working on it and so anyone who answered
this later may not have seen the correct code :-)
Anyway, all is lined out and looking good in FF and IE7...I don't
Appears to work in IE7.
Don
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Subject: [css-d] CSS Popup not working in IE
I'm doing yet another do-it-yourself-Flickr-slideshow app for my site,
based on code from
Weird. Doesn't work in IE5 (Win2K) here, and I think it's IE7 (WinXP) at work
that, er, doesn't. (Work, that is.)? If I have to use somebody's package to get
it to work, OK, but that'd (a) be a pain and (b) mean more files needed; I was
hoping this would end up pretty close to a one-file
try either display: block or vertical-align: middle on the image
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I'm wondered if you could help me figure out how to accomplish my goal. I
need to put content from a CMS system into the areas of the website links
below. They should be some type of inline frames or CSS overflow, but I'm
quite sure how to implement them here. Since the background is fixed,
Sarah Heinemann wrote:
Thank you! That's working wonderfully so far, I'll have to find more
browsers to test it in. I assume that if I end up wanting text links
within the p tag inside the content DIV then I just need to make a
class 'unstyle' the margins? Something like:
p.fixlink
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Weird. Doesn't work in IE5 (Win2K) here, and I think it's IE7 (WinXP) at
work that, er, doesn't. (Work, that is.)?
If I have to use somebody's package to get it to work, OK, but that'd (a)
be a pain and (b) mean more files needed;
I was hoping this would end up
On Mon, 22 Oct 2007 17:55:45 -0700 (PDT), Jeralyn Merideth wrote:
Thanks to everyone who answered. I took the absolute positioning correction
advice and
worked it out. I kept working on it and so anyone who answered this later may
not have
seen the correct code :-)
Anyway, all is lined
Rickus wrote:
Hi, I am not sure why, but when I work with the placement of
graphics using relative or even absolute positioning, it seems to
me that there is a 3 pixel height difference between IE and Firefox.
Kenny Graham replied:
try either display: block or vertical-align: middle on the
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