Chris Hardie wrote:
I've seen a lot, but this is a new one and a doozy:
http://142.177.155.236/test.asp
...
Now, click on the Change alt text of right-hand image button. The
left-hand column is now thrown over 375 pixels, and the alert now
indicates an x-position of 380px! ...
I did
My body background specific code is thus:
body {
background-color: #D8BAEC;
background-image: url(images/bggradient1.jpg);
background-repeat: repeat-y;
text-align: left;
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
color: #611E41;
}
Hi,
I had run into a similar issue and faintly
Here's another list of several techniques:
http://www.smileycat.com/miaow/archives/44.php
Best regards,
Christian
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There's another technique at:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/boxes/krazy.html
By Stu Nicholls.
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Hi there, this is hopefully an easy one, but I'm struggling to find a clean
solution for IE6 without resorting to adding an extra div, floating the h1
element, or removing the container's width (all of which are inconvenient for
various reasons) -
Problem here is that IE6 doesn't honour both
James Smith wrote:
Hi there, this is hopefully an easy one, but I'm struggling to find a clean
solution for IE6 without resorting to adding an extra div, floating the h1
element, or removing the container's width (all of which are inconvenient for
various reasons) -
Problem here is that
What about adding the underscore hack ?
h1 {
...
_margin-top:200px;
}
That will get the same result in IE6 as the one in FF.
James Smith wrote:
Hi there, this is hopefully an easy one, but I'm struggling to find a clean
solution for IE6 without resorting to adding an extra div, floating the
Hi Ingo,
That does seem to have quelled the issue, many thanks. FWIW, I applied
display:inline-block to the innerwrapper to trigger hasLayout, and in my
specific case it appears to work. I then created the following rule in
case other browsers had difficulties with it: html body #innerwrapper
Thanks, I'll use one of those.
Do you know why this is happening? I thought I had encountered most IE bugs
before, but this doesn't seem to fall under any I've heard of - it doesn't even
seem to be down to the box model differences since I've not specified a height
on anything. It seems that
--- James Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you know why this is happening? I thought I had
encountered most IE bugs before ... it doesn't
even seem to be down to the box model differences
since I've not specified a height on anything.
It definitely looks like a hasLayout problem - this is
thank you gunlaug - writing in position: relative; to the
problem div in IE 6 worked -
- http://www.fatgraffix.com/2008-test-01/index-fix.html
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I have a 2-cell table I am trying to style with css:
http://datagnostics.com/test/tablecells.html
What I want is:
1. table width is fixed
2. cell with image in it is just the width of the image, even if I don't
know ahead of time how wide the image will be.
3. the other cell should adjust its
Hi,
We need help in testing whether the HTML found at
http://newwavecell.com/design/Index.html is skinnable. The goal is to
accomodate as many designs as possible without having to alter the
underlying HTML.
The designer should be able to make menus appear differently (vertical,
horizontal, drop
Hi,
We have a CSS driven drop down menu but we have two issues with it:
a. The options which are falling in the content area of the page, are not
clickable.
b. Some options seem to be hidden under the content.
http://www.newwavecell.com/design/Index.html
Is this something that can be quickly
Would appreciate a site check/thorough vetting of
www.whitehouseinwestbend.com
http://www.whitehouseinwestbend.com/whitehousebaseformatcss.css
http://www.whitehouseinwestbend.com/whitehousepagecss.css
Comments regarding ease of use/accessibility, fonts, colors, etc always
welcome.
I tried putting a z-index:50 on #mainnavul and it now works.
The 50 part probably doesn't have to be that specific number, but I just
put some arbitrary thing in there that I figured would be higher than the
z-index of the content. I only tested this in Firefox Mac.
Chris A
On Fri, May 23,
Sohail Aboobaker wrote:
Hi,
We need help in testing whether the HTML found at
http://newwavecell.com/design/Index.html is skinnable. The goal is to
accomodate as many designs as possible without having to alter the
underlying HTML.
The designer should be able to make menus appear
Peter Hyde-Smith wrote:
Would appreciate a site check/thorough vetting of
www.whitehouseinwestbend.com
http://www.whitehouseinwestbend.com/whitehousebaseformatcss.css
http://www.whitehouseinwestbend.com/whitehousepagecss.css
Peter
David:
Thanks. I set the margins to -2px; and
On May 24, 2008, at 3:26 AM, Mary Ellen Curtin wrote:
I have a 2-cell table I am trying to style with css:
http://datagnostics.com/test/tablecells.html
What I want is:
1. table width is fixed
2. cell with image in it is just the width of the image, even if I
don't
know ahead of time
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