[css-d] homogeneous horizontal arrangement of images

I'd like to know how to get a homogeneous horizontal arrangement of images. The number of images is sometimes 3, sometimes 4. First I thought of display:table-cell, but that would require a inline-block-solution for IE lte 7 anyway. And it would force a table-row, a one-liner. Here, I'm

[css-d] Endnotes in CSS with alternate stylesheets and font-size: 0pt. Looking for a better way.

Dear List, Endnotes are one of the main hurdles to weaning academics away from MS Word to the freedom of open standards markup. I have worked out a way with xslt, but its really overkill, and I would like to find a simple way to do notes with just CSS, and help encourage friends to do things

Re: [css-d] vertical-align property examples/info

Thanks for that link Ernie, After reading through I realize two things. First, that there are limits to using it similar to table cells, because it only applies to inline elements. Second, that to get it to behave like table cells, requires some amount of CSS hacks. While I do believe that

Re: [css-d] Please help me fix a DIV's position vertically but not horizontally.

Hi all, Thank you, Georg, for having taken time to answer me. It's a pity that what I desired is not possible, whereas I started to think that CSS makes everything possible :-) I decided to place my left-side menu with absolute position and put the right-side of the page into an iframe. Thus

Re: [css-d] Endnotes in CSS with alternate stylesheets and font-size: 0pt. Looking for a better way.

david riggs wrote: ¨ Endnotes are one of the main hurdles to weaning academics away from MS Word to the freedom of open standards markup. I have worked out a way with xslt, but its really overkill, and I would like to find a simple way to do notes with just CSS, and help encourage friends to

[css-d] a couple of questions: dif style sheets and min height??

Hello again everyone.. Just a couple of questions... I have built a little site which uses png's. These images sit slightly off the wrapper div. The image have a drop shadow which all works in the latest browsers. Now, if I want to keep the shadow in explorer 6 and below I have to use a alpha

[css-d] February 12th, 2008 - a Glorious day for web designers / developers

Microsoft is pushing an update on February 12th, 2008 that will force-upgrade Internet Explorer to IE7. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946202 has the details. Thank You, - Jon Hughes Phazm.com/notes __ css-discuss [EMAIL

Re: [css-d] CSS validates, but still can't get columns to work in IE

Thanks David, I have got it working better but still not correctly. It seems that there is a bigger margin-left under IE6 than FF, and that although I say 100% for the contentframe in my CSS, it doesn't fill the parent container. If you get chance to have another look, that would be great.

Re: [css-d] February 12th, 2008 - a Glorious day for web designers / developers

On 21/01/2008, Jon Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Microsoft is pushing an update on February 12th, 2008 that will force-upgrade Internet Explorer to IE7. Sadly, it only applies to users of WSUS on XP or newer, and can be overridden. -- David Dorward

Re: [css-d] February 12th, 2008 - a Glorious day for web designers / developers

Microsoft is pushing an update on February 12th, 2008 that will force-upgrade Internet Explorer to IE7. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946202 has the details. --- Forgive my ignorance on server matters, but does this mean that all machines running

Re: [css-d] February 12th, 2008 - a Glorious day for web designers / developers

Microsoft is pushing an update on February 12th, 2008 that will force-upgrade Internet Explorer to IE7. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946202 has the details. --- Forgive my ignorance on server matters, but does this mean that all machines

Re: [css-d] beginner's issues with spacing

Stuart Walsh wrote: David Laakso wrote: I've got a homepage with a header which is a jpg. I'm using HTML Kit to write the code and in that, and in IE there is no space above and below the header jpg. But in Firefox and Opera there is space above and below. I'm doing something wrong but

[css-d] Text rendering in FF

Dear List, This may be old hat, sorry if it is in the archives, but I have been unable to find anything on it so far. Basically I always use ems to specify font-size, and was re-doing a site where the sizes had been specified in %s, out of force of habit i swapped the measures to ems so I could

Re: [css-d] CSS validates, but still can't get columns to work in IE

Pete Harrison wrote: Thanks David, I have got it working better but still not correctly. It seems that there is a bigger margin-left under IE6 than FF, and that although I say 100% for the contentframe in my CSS, it doesn't fill the parent container. If you get chance to have another look,

Re: [css-d] a couple of questions: dif style sheets and min height??

On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 15:47:13 + Rob freeman wrote: Hello again everyone.. Just a couple of questions... I have built a little site which uses png's. These images sit slightly off the wrapper div. The image have a drop shadow which all works in the latest browsers. Now, if I want to

Re: [css-d] a couple of questions: dif style sheets and min height??

I'll have another look at 8bit png files. I'll check out the min height css style too. I thought I had seen it somewhere but wasn't too sure if ie understood it. As for the navigation across the whole browser, well, I'm a little bit restricted to the small amount of content, so i based the site

[css-d] IE issues with element width

www.captureintegration.com I apologize for making this my first post. I hope I can make contributions to this community after I have a little more experience, but for now I am a lost newbie. I have managed to style a Wordpress website to my liking after many months of experimentation (I am a

[css-d] Position image at bottom of cell containing text

Hi, With our company being between designers at the moment, some of the day to day tasks of our site have fallen into my lap (hey, you're in IT, you fix the web site). What I'm trying to accomplish seems like it should be pretty simple, but the solution has escaped me. If you look at

[css-d] menu box that floats with scrolling

Hello lists.css-discuss.org I have seen the effect on at least two sites, one of which is http://www.quirksmode.org/css/display.html For PPK's example, I saved the page in which show site navigation, show page contents stay visible as I scroll down the view. Disabling the *.js file stops those

Re: [css-d] a couple of questions: dif style sheets and min height??

I'll have another look at 8bit png files. I'll check out the min height css style too. I thought I had seen it somewhere but wasn't too sure if ie understood it. There is a lot of continuous tone in that image. It should really be a jpg. I experimented with your picture of the paint pots.

Re: [css-d] beginner's issues with spacing

David Laakso wrote: Stuart Walsh wrote: I've got a homepage with a header which is a jpg. I'm using HTML Kit to write the code and in that, and in IE there is no space above and below the header jpg. But in Firefox and Opera there is space above and below. I'm doing something wrong but I

Re: [css-d] Site check please :Arun Dixit:

Jehangir Larry wrote: David Laakso wrote: Jehangir Larry wrote: Re: www.arundixit.com Firefox displays as intended. IE6 and IE7 do not display header background. Additionally, IE6 does not center content.s of #inner. Appreciate advice/ suggestions for above. Also, a general site check

Re: [css-d] Site check please :Arun Dixit:

David Laakso wrote: Jehangir Larry wrote: David Laakso wrote: Jehangir Larry wrote: Re: www.arundixit.com Firefox displays as intended. IE6 and IE7 do not display header background. Additionally, IE6 does not center content.s of #inner. Appreciate advice/ suggestions for above. Also, a

[css-d] Netscape/mozilla hacks?

I'm not sure why this is the first time I'm having grief with netscape, but on this page http://www.language-works.com/NSTMF/home.php in XP/PC it is (a) not showing the background image in the main content region, (b) shoving the logo graphic (labelled #hpGraphic) up and under the navbar. Also