Ryan Doherty wrote:
Designing with Web Standards - Zeldman
Bulletproof Web Design - Cederholm
Web Standards Solutions - Cederholm
Eric Meyer's books are pretty good too.
And he even hangs out on this list when he isn't busy counting the
millions of yen he's made from his books. ;-)
On
When just getting started, I found Eric Meyer's book _CSS Web Site
Design Hands on Training_ to be perfect.
--Max
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 1:29 PM, Ryan Doherty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Meyer's books are pretty good too.
-Ryan
On Apr 23, 2008, at 9:06 AM, Jonathan wrote:
I
Hi all.
I'm looking for a way to delay the action of a 'hover' detection for a photo
gallery. What I want to do is to move the mouse pointer across a block of
thumbnails and then have an 'auto-enlargement' appear over the entire block,
ONLY after the pointer has been stationary for 500mS or
A lot of food for thought on that site, thanks.
I can't find exactly what I want, but there are a good few ideas which may make
me decide to modify my method.
Regards,
Alan.
www.theatreorgans.co.uk
www.virtualtheatreorgans.com
Admin: ConnArtistes, UKShopsmiths, 2nd Touch A-P groups
If a CSS property is said to apply to *all elements*, does this include
head, meta, link, base, style and title?
I know, these are not rendered visually so the question is a bit strange
perhaps. It is just that I am making a table with all element, attribute and
property relationships and I
Victor,
firstly, this is the first time I have ever responded to a query, so bear with
me and expect to receive an email from someone else refuting all I say here,
but here goes anyway:
1) If it's not a typo, your circular brackets: ( and ) need to be curly : { and
} around the width:5em; bit.
Pentasis wrote:
If a CSS property is said to apply to *all elements*, does this
include head, meta, link, base, style and title?
Yes; no reason why not.
I know, these are not rendered visually so the question is a bit
strange perhaps.
It depends. In terms of CSS, they conceptually have
I'm using a css sprite and there's a 1px wide by 35px tall image in it
intended to be repeated horizontally as a background. So I'm positioning it
like so:
#ft .menu{
background-image:url(master_sprite.gif);
background-position:-844px -177px;
background-repeat:repeat-x;
Hi all,
A small troubleshooting problem that is driving me CRAZY:
http://www.akisma.com/design/carrot/
Renders fine in every other browser I've checked, but in IE6, the home
page renders fine, aside from a little bordering around the photo that
looks trashy (any suggestions?) but all the other
Have a good day and night,
please help me find which bug in IE6 make my page so different.
In 7s version everything looks fine.
http://dobrievesti.org/index.html
Thank you.
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Hi there,
I'm having layout issues in Safari ver 3.1.1 on Windows, but not IE 7, FF,
or Safari ver 3.04 on a Mac. In simple areas like this:
#menu{
margin-top:55px;
margin-left:300px;
font-family: Papyrus;
font-size: 14pt;
color:#FF;
width:475px;
text-align: left;
Hi list, I've been lurking like a mad fiend for awhile here and I have
to say I have found it to be very rewarding. In fact reading css-d is my
coffee break reward! LOL
I have almost run to deadline and would like to be a bit more flexible
in the placement of the gallery and popup box. I would
Alright heres my problem.
My boss comes in and says hey a lady wants a one page site. shes been and
ISP customer of ours for years so we are going to make an exception for her
and do it.
I give the weird look but say okay anyway since my boss gave me an
instruction. which is rare.
Nevermind. I found it. For anyone who cares, its:
Html
{
Height:100%;
}
Apparently firefox doesn't recognize percentage based sizes unless its got a
parent element to base that off of. let me know if I am way off base.
Vance Lowe
Web Designer
Cybergate, Inc.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:09 PM, Foundation Flash
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Victor,
firstly, this is the first time I have ever responded to a query, so bear
with me and expect to receive an email from someone else refuting all I say
here, but here goes anyway:
1) If it's not a typo, your
lisa wong wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas on
what may be going on here? Or how to call a style-sheet for Safari only? I
now how to call one for IE and its different versions, but not finding
anything on safari.
~Lisa
Put the page in question on a public server and point to it in
I had these recommended to me recently:
- Web Design in a Nutshell
- CSS Mastery, Advanced Web Standards Solutions
- The CSS Anthology, 101 essential Tips, Tricks and Hacks
- Designing with Web Standard ed. 2
- Web Standards Creativity
- Transcending CSS
--
Daniel Kessler
University of
My first time to post and I hope I am asking in the correct way. I am
have trouble trying to debug my CSS when there is an error between IE
and FF. I have tried to use Firebug, but just can't seem to understand
how to use it.
There are several differences between IE and FF on this page
Hi all,
My website, http://www.pixelagogo.com is not acting correct in IE6 or
5.5 yet fine in all others tested. When I did a browser check, these
are the two that are giving me fits.
The issue is that the sidebar div doesn't align at the top as it does in
all the other sections of the site.
On my bookshelf are the following (among others):
CSS Web Site Design - Eric Meyer
CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions - Andy Budd
Web Standard Solutions - Dan Cedarholm
Bulletproof Web Design - Dan Cedarholm
My 2¢,
John Garison
Cory,
It looks like you've got a case of the doubled-margin bug:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/doubled-margin.html
You've got a margin-right:15px applied to your sidebar div. This is
doubling in IE6 which doesn't leave enough room for the sidebar up next to
the content where it
Hi Jess,
It looks like you have a float clearing problem. Here is a link that
gives some good info on how to resolve these issues.
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/clearing.html
In your case there are a couple of things you can do. On your #main
div add an overflow: hidden and a width of 100%
here is the html:
http://www.r-forrer.de/boamo/referenzen.html
and here the css:
http://www.r-forrer.de/boamo/boamo.css
i would be thankful for any help! :)
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Resubmitting with actual website with problems:
http://www.mattcolagiuri.com/home.html
Most of the pages show the menu on two lines (should be one line) and the
copyright and other text off a little bit. Thanks for looking at this!
~Lisa
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 7:22 PM, lisa wong [EMAIL
Hi all,
I suppose my question was too general to get useful answers. This time
its more concrete, you can try it:
http://documenta.rudolphina.org/cond-css-demo.xml
Any questions?
Manfred
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lisa wong wrote:
Resubmitting with actual website with problems:
http://www.mattcolagiuri.com/home.html
Most of the pages show the menu on two lines (should be one line) and the
copyright and other text off a little bit. Thanks for looking at this!
~Lisa
I'm having layout issues in
Hi
I finally have my template layout sort of working on this page
correctly for FF and safari.
but it falls apart in IE's. the content box drops to the bottom of the
page and so does the body text.
The Image needs to stick to the left nav.
Could someone every so kindly take a look?
On Apr 25, 2008, at 12:47 AM, Vance Lowe wrote:
Apparently firefox doesn't recognize percentage based sizes unless
its got a
parent element to base that off of. let me know if I am way off base
That is the correct and expected behaviour. Gecko, WebKit and Opera
all behave the same.
Hello,
How do I get the text to wrap underneath the images in
this table: http://e7flux.com/placead/placead2.html -
they wrap fine in FF Safari but not in IE 6 or 7.
All suggestions welcomed!
TIA,
Elli
I hope no-one will mind an off-topic reply, as I think you are genuinely
looking for an answer in CSS, but the answer's really in HTML. I think the
simplest answer to your question is to use a br / after each image and
before each span like this example (first line of your td code:
tda href=#
I did a Googling and found this:
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/how_to_style_thumbnail_and_caption.asp
from one of our very own on the list. I had started
out with a UL of images and links and it wasn't
working especially to achieve the alignment the
designers were looking for, so my boss
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