Re: [css-d] Sidebar issues

Hi Jim - Thanks for the information. I had a feeling that it had to do with the positions, but wasn't quite sure why. I originally was using a float for this (which is what I usually use), but for some reason wasn't 100% successful with it. However, the link you gave me below does exactly what

Re: [css-d] Sidebar issues

You don't have to float both of the elements if you don't want too. There is another way. An alternative approach would be to switch the source order of #main and #side (put #side first in source order) and float:right #side and you're done. On Dec 12, 2007 10:19 PM, Todd Richards [EMAIL

[css-d] need help on nested list styling

Hey all, I have this menu here that works great: http://p80.free.fr/testy/dropdown/testy.html but this one which is very similar but a little more stylish doesn't (see the More tab): http://p80.free.fr/testy/dropdown/test.html please if you can help me fix this I would greatly appreciate.

[css-d] Gap after positioned element in IE7 (zoomed)

Working on a fixed width page with an image inside the header DIV, I found an unwanted gap below it when IE7 was zoomed. This only happens when positioning is used on the DIV. As the header will hold a banner image, I want to position some links on top of it--so I have declared position: relative

Re: [css-d] Site test

On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 18:51:44 -0500, Mike Smith wrote: Just wondering if I could get a site check on this temp site: http://www.grum.com/temp/al/index.html I managed the HTML/CSS, not the graphics, so I'm looking to see what, if anything, breaks (I know the h1 in the banner does on

Re: [css-d] Sidebar issues

Thanks Joshua. I see what you're saying, and in this case I did opt for floating both elements. However, I will keep this for future use! Todd -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joshua Kappers Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 10:26 AM

[css-d] CSS Drop Shaow for Div techiques

I'm wanting to add a drop shadow around a contentWrapper div and would like to know which technique is superior. Any links to preferred tutorials would also be appreciated, as well as reasons for the recommendations. Thanks very much.

[css-d] box floats too far right in IE6

On this page; http://apatalk.com/test/language/insidepage.html I have my small section box (image of the 2 girls) float too to the far right in IE6, but it's ok IE7 and Firefox. Does anyone know what i'm doing wrong here? Is it some sort of hack that I should know of for IE6? This is the code

Re: [css-d] need help on nested list styling

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Re: [css-d] box floats too far right in IE6

I have my small section box (image of the 2 girls) float too to the far right in IE6, but it's ok IE7 and Firefox. Does anyone know what i'm doing wrong here? Is it some sort of hack that I should know of for IE6? This is the code for the sectionbox. My CSS is inline for those wondering.

Re: [css-d] Gap after positioned element in IE7 (zoomed)

David Hucklesby wrote: Working on a fixed width page with an image inside the header DIV, I found an unwanted gap below it when IE7 was zoomed. This only happens when positioning is used on the DIV. As the header will hold a banner image, I want to position some links on top of it--so I have