On Oct 27, 2007, at 7:38 AM, Chiara wrote:
> this is a url we can use for testing http://www.ccilanciano.com/
> dev/test
> php , the real page is www.ccilanciano.com, as you can see, IE 7
> and IE6 don
> t show the images when height="" and width="". If you try to load
> the same
> images w
David,
The path for the site in my earlier email was incorrect. Thank you!
That site works now.
However, I have the same issue with this site:
http://clic.edu/newclic/clicdir.asp
the path to the csshover.htc is /newclic/includes/csshover.htc but it
won't work in IE
Any help is greatly appr
> t show the images when height="" and width=""
If the height and width are explicitly set to zero, well, they'll be
zero.
If they're *left out entirely*, that's not great, but at least it
doesn't display them with a width and height of zero.
joel
Hello again!
Thanks for the answers, some of them have been very helpful.
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
>That sounds very odd. Please provide a URL of a demo page (and tell us the
version of IE you are using).
this is a url we can use for testing http://www.ccilanciano.com/dev/test
php , the real
Thanks Ian. It works.
And thanks again-- the site is still in development :)
Cheers,
Elle
On 27/10/2007, at 7:09 AM, Ian Young wrote:
>> Subject: [css-d] Links not showing
>>
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a problem with links not sowing in IE6 and 7. They are
>> absolutely positioned on the image
> Subject: [css-d] Links not showing
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem with links not sowing in IE6 and 7. They are
> absolutely positioned on the image but for some reason they don't
> show up in IE.
> Would anyone have an idea what the problem is?
>
> Page: http://kids.mesfiji.org
>
Try changin
Hi all,
I have a problem with links not sowing in IE6 and 7. They are
absolutely positioned on the image but for some reason they don't
show up in IE.
Would anyone have an idea what the problem is?
Page: http://kids.mesfiji.org
TIA,
Elle
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Hi all,
I have a problem with links not sowing in IE6 and 7. They are
absolutely positioned on the image but for some reason they don't
show up in IE.
Would anyone have an idea what the problem is?
Page: http://kids.mesfiji.org
TIA,
Elle
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David Boddie wrote:
> Alan Gresley wrote:
>> It would appear that all those widths are causing IE6 a lot of trouble.
>> None of which are really needed for any browser.
> Thanks Alan & Amy for all your help. I've snagged the code, so you
> can take it down now if you like. Even though I use CS
You're right.
Thanks a lot.
I've been searching a couple of hours to find a solution for this.
> From: Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 16:45:10 +0200
> To: Steven Soers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc:
> Subject: Re: [css-d] Float problem
>
> Steven Soers wrote:
>
>> I
pat a. wrote:
> [...] Everything seemed to be OK till I tested the site on Win IE6,
> at which point I found out it doesn't like my horizontal nav menu,
> moving it up and to the right of where it should be. I've read that
> IE doesn't like an absolute element nested in a relative one, which I
Steven Soers wrote:
> I¹m trying to make the text (textdiv) appear next to the image (like
> in the example.) But, I don¹t want to give the div that contains the
> texts a width. If i remove the width, the textdiv appears under the
> picture. Giving the div a margin is not an option because in cas
>I¹m trying to make the text (textdiv) appear next to the image (like
>in the
>example.)
>But, I don¹t want to give the div that contains the texts a width. If
>i
>remove the width, the textdiv appears under the picture.
That's because you have the textdiv floated:left. Remove the float and the t
Hi. I'm trying to understand how the transparencies and overlays (used in
the various lightboxes) are done in CSS. I'm trying to make something
looking similar to a lightbox, but on a page without any JavaScript.
Two things that I need to do:
1. Show a gray, semi-transparent sheet over the entir
On 10/26/07, Steven Soers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
> I¹m trying to make the text (textdiv) appear next to the image (like in
> the
> example.)
> But, I don¹t want to give the div that contains the texts a width. If i
> remove the width, the textdiv appears under the picture.
> Givin
Hi all,
I¹m trying to make the text (textdiv) appear next to the image (like in the
example.)
But, I don¹t want to give the div that contains the texts a width. If i
remove the width, the textdiv appears under the picture.
Giving the div a margin is not an option because in case of no picture the
On 10/25/07, Christian Heilmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> It is a matter of dealing with the unknown. If you know all the
> changes and presets browsers have and do to elements you are welcome
> to override them. As this is not very likely it makes more sense (at
> least to me) to get rid of a
At 07:12 AM 10/26/2007, Alan Gresley wrote:
>Hi Boddie
>
>As Amy has shown in the screenshot for IE6, the page falls apart. It
>would appear that all those widths are causing IE6 a lot of trouble.
>None of which are really needed for any browser. The width given in the source
>
>
>
>for the tabl
Kiara wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm sorry to bother with such a stupid issue but I couldn't find a way to
> explain (first to myself and then to my boss) why if I don't put the height
> and width attribute to any image of my page IE doesn't show it
>
> I know defining height and width is a goo
Hi everyone.
Medium-time reader, first time poster here. Please let me know if I'm doing
anything wrong.
I've been attempting to learn how to build sites using CSS for positioning,
but usually get frustrated by browser quirks, and eventually fold and revert
to either:
- table-based techniques
-
Hello everyone,
I'm sorry to bother with such a stupid issue but I couldn't find a way to
explain (first to myself and then to my boss) why if I don't put the height
and width attribute to any image of my page IE doesn't show it
I'm always using CSS to style the page, ASP or PHP.
I know the image
David Boddie wrote:
> Ok, I'm about to pull my hair out.
>
> I don't know why my footer is doing this, but the #footercontainer
> section of this page keeps shrinking when the page size shrinks...
>
> HTML file: http://www.uark.edu/depts/gradinfo/mockup/threetemplate.html
> CSS file: http://www
chiara chiari wrote:
> I'm sorry to bother with such a stupid issue but I couldn't find a
> way to explain (first to myself and then to my boss) why if I don't
> put the height and width attribute to any image of my page IE doesn't
> show it
That sounds very odd. Please provide a URL of a demo pa
Test case is here: http://www.maujorsite.com/temp/teste.html
When we open the 2nd and 3th level submenus the links left, right and bottom
borders
are missed in IE5.0 IE5.5 IE6 (don't test in IE7 until now).
If the submenu are closed and then re-opens, bingo! the borders was there!
A possible fix
Sweet! That did it. Thanks to all, and especially Gunlaug for this last tip.
---
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Hello everyone,
I'm sorry to bother with such a stupid issue but I couldn't find a way to
explain (first to myself and then to my boss) why if I don't put the height
and width attribute to any image of my page IE doesn't show it
I'm always using CSS to style the page, ASP or PHP.
I know the image
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