Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Chris Akins wrote: > Wow - that's perfect! I had to put the declaration on both of the > floated divs, not just one, in order for it to be fixed in my IE6. > But that's swell! Thanks. :-) I had the fix on both floats in my example too - they're in the CSS, but forgot to mention the second one i

Re: [css-d] Floated definition list, markup order vs. display

Timothy Kelty wrote: > I guess it would still make sense semantically if I had the image > below the still, right? Don't know what kind of "semantic sense" its _position_ is supposed to carry, but if it's a product-image it might make sense to move the dd.image in the source-code so it came fir

Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Wow - that's perfect! I had to put the declaration on both of the floated divs, not just one, in order for it to be fixed in my IE6. But that's swell! Thanks. :-) So, in order to turn this into a learning process, had these divs had margins on more than just the one side, would they all have g

Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Chris Akins wrote: > Nothing, I guess. But now that I've put the floats in, I'm getting no > spacing between #stories and #nav on IE6. Firefox and Safari show > it correctly (or as intended anyway). This page actually started > being built over a year ago, and I had tried floats. Now I rememb

Re: [css-d] Container Height Issue on Dynamic Page

Nothing, I guess. But now that I've put the floats in, I'm getting no spacing between #stories and #nav on IE6. Firefox and Safari show it correctly (or as intended anyway). This page actually started being built over a year ago, and I had tried floats. Now I remember why I then went to position

[css-d] Rounded corners oddity in IE

Hello everyone. I'm using Franky's rounded corners for a site, and it works great in Firefox and Opera on Windows, but the design is acting strangely in IE 6. There are two boxes of content with the rounded corners. The 2nd box is fine, but the header box has problems with the bottom two corner

[css-d] New site, same old IE6 dropped div problems

http://religionnews.pmhclients.com/index.html This rough homepage is happy (if a bit of a mess, code-wise) for the most part in IE7, Firefox, and Safari. CSS is all in the html doc for now (other than spry stuff for nav menu, which I don't think is the problem). Biggest problem is that I us

Re: [css-d] Floated definition list, markup order vs. display

Timothy Kelty wrote: > http://geniuscar.com/tests/def-list-float.html > I want the block to float left all the way at the > top, with the and the rest of the lined up on the right. A float can't go higher than the last preceding float. This keeps the dd.image down there alongside dd.price. Yo

Re: [css-d] Floated definition list, markup order vs. display

Timothy Kelty wrote: > I'm trying to create a definition list with floated s and s...see > example here:http://geniuscar.com/tests/def-list-float.html > > Essentially, I want preserve this markup: > > Title of product > subtitle of product > 8" x 6" x 1" > $225 > > This is supposed to float left

Re: [css-d] percentage widths don't add up to 100 in Safari and Opera

On 2008/01/16 16:06 (GMT) Jason Crosse apparently typed: > Using ems would also mean that the layout would break when the user > changes font size. Properly using ems to size things is precisely how you prevent layouts from breaking when actually used font size differs from the font size you use

Re: [css-d] percentage widths don't add up to 100 in Safari and Opera

Jason Crosse wrote: > On 16/01/2008 15:58, David Laakso wrote: >> Don't know about Safari but Opera rounds decimals. Have you tried using >> em's? > > The trouble with that is, although the outer container is of a fixed > width, I'd like the contents to remain flexible, in case a new tab > is a

Re: [css-d] percentage widths don't add up to 100 in Safari and Opera

On 16/01/2008 15:58, David Laakso wrote: > Don't know about Safari but Opera rounds decimals. Have you tried using > em's? > > Best, > > ~dL > The trouble with that is, although the outer container is of a fixed width, I'd like the contents to remain flexible, in case a new tab is added, or

[css-d] Drop Shadow & Opacity

I have created a tooltip for certain hotspots on my page and wanted to display a drop shadow and have a little opactity to the window. I can get the opactiy to work in FF and the drop shadow to work in IE, but I cant get both effects to work in bot browser. filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Micro

Re: [css-d] Best Method For Clearing Floats

On Jan 14, 2008 10:46 PM, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > #wrapper { overflow: auto;} I went with this convention. It works as expected in IE 6+, FF 1.5+ and Safari. -- Randal Rust R.Squared Communications www.r2communications.com __

[css-d] Floated definition list, markup order vs. display

I'm trying to create a definition list with floated s and s...see example here:http://geniuscar.com/tests/def-list-float.html Essentially, I want preserve this markup: Title of product subtitle of product 8" x 6" x 1" $225 This is supposed to float left all the way at the top I want the bloc

Re: [css-d] percentage widths don't add up to 100 in Safari and Opera

Jason Crosse wrote: > I'm trying to create a horizontal nav. I have a container div > specified in pixels, position relative. Its LIs are floated left. > There are ten LIs, each with a width of 9.8%, and a margin-right of > 0.2%. > > In IE6 and Firefox, this adds up to a nice full-width nav bar,

[css-d] percentage widths don't add up to 100 in Safari and Opera

I'm trying to create a horizontal nav. I have a container div specified in pixels, position relative. Its LIs are floated left. There are ten LIs, each with a width of 9.8%, and a margin-right of 0.2%. In IE6 and Firefox, this adds up to a nice full-width nav bar, but in Safari (on PC, v3.0.4)