Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
Yes, inline styles trump (overwrite) rules set for the element,
Only in the sense that when a property is set both in a style attribute
and elsewhere, that specific property gets the value set in the style
attribute - and only when the !important specifier does not
Hi CSS girls and guys,
I'm gonna ask about weird behaviour to which I could easily find remedies,
but I still would like to know why those elements do not behave the way I'd
expect them to do.
Please go to:
http://www.giuseppecraparottacv.co.uk/html/form/competition-form.html
1) The second row
I have this site: ticah.50webs.com
I want to have the ul li li li aligned at the top irrespective of
length of text for the ul li li.
For example if you mouse over our work and go down to HIV,Culture
Development.,the drop down from this which is School of
Oriental... should start on the same
--- Giuseppe Craparotta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://www.giuseppecraparottacv.co.uk/html/form/competition-form.html
1) The second row of the incomplete form page is
composed by two fieldsets
whose the first has float:left applied. Fine, but:
why the height of the whole row is
Hi,
I have been using the following for my submit button rollover. This
works, obviously, in IE7, FF, Safari, etc. But, is there a way to get
rollovers on submit buttons in IE6, or should I forgo the submit
button and just use a regular a tag to submit the form? Any
suggestions would be
Could someone please check just the home page for me at:
http://www.sarahbutler.org.uk/index.html
My client tells me that the photo obscures some of the text using
FireFox on a Mac. I don't have a Mac to check it on, but it seems fine
everywhere else ...
I wonder if it's a screen
Ysgrifennodd Peter Bradley:
Could someone please check just the home page for me at:
http://www.sarahbutler.org.uk/index.html
Sorry to reply to myself, but I've sorted it. It *was* a screen-size
thing. I checked it out on my wife's eee PC. I've now given the photo
a width of 80% and
Ysgrifennodd Konstantin Kuchugurin:
Piter try this
p
div style=position:relative;float:left;margin:10px 10px 0px
0px;width:Your_Pic_Width_Size_px;height:Your_Pic_Height_Size_px;img
src=image_folder/Your_Image.jpg alt= //div
Some text ... Much more text... :)
/p
This will be
Peter Bradley wrote:
Ysgrifennodd Peter Bradley:
http://www.sarahbutler.org.uk/index.html
If anyone has any comments on the site, though, I'd be very pleased to
get any feedback. I'm a bit of a newbie to this CSS stuff, so any
suggestions would be very gratefully received.
Mark Wheeler wrote:
Hi,
I have been using the following for my submit button rollover. This
works, obviously, in IE7, FF, Safari, etc. But, is there a way to get
rollovers on submit buttons in IE6, or should I forgo the submit
button and just use a regular a tag to submit the form? Any
Ysgrifennodd David Laakso:
Kind of like a long line measure at 116.5 dpi.
Sorry for being thick, but I don't understand that. It's a bit of
terminology I've missed, I think.
Pixel font-sizes are not very user friendly.
Yes, you're absolutely right. I hadn't realised I'd done that. Must
Peter Bradley wrote:
Ysgrifennodd David Laakso:
Kind of like a long line measure at 116.5 dpi.
Sorry for being thick, but I don't understand that. It's a bit of
terminology I've missed, I think.
re: http://www.sarahbutler.org.uk/index.html
Let's just say, for the sake of
Is this a 'best practice' or is it recommended for inclusion in future RFCs?
I'm familiar with the idea of having exactly one id=unique per page, but
H1? I always assumed that on a news site, for example, every headline would
be an H1, whereas every subhead would be an H2. I realize there's really
Ysgrifennodd David Laakso:
Let's just say, for the sake of simplicity, that the length of the
lines of primary content text (measure) may be a little long for
those who view the page at screen resolution 1280 and higher
(particularly in laptops).
Ah. OK. Got you.
I agree, as well,
Peter Bradley wrote:
There are a couple of other things I've noticed, which someone might be
able to help with:
* Is there any way of stopping the navigation menu from wrapping when
the screen size gets smaller. I'd prefer horizontal scroll bars, if
it's possible
* In IE6, the menu
Ysgrifennodd David Laakso:
re: http://www.sarahbutler.org.uk/index.html
One way of doing some of that stuff is to set min/max width and shove
the menu to the left. A work around for min/max for IE/6 is needed (6
does not support min/max). This will avoid the h-scroll bar. The menu
will
Thanks for the help Georg. This seems to be working. As you mentioned, the
only drawback appears to be that it breaks down in IE6 and below when you
resize the window real small. So it's either that or go with Quirks Mode. I
think I'll opt for no Quirks Mode and put up with the window resizing
Hi,
I have changed this first page but am having a little problem with the
flash file not aligning to the top in netscape only.
http://www.eddieandalice.com/
I would appreciate your help.
Best Regards,
Melinda Odom
Design Hosting, Inc.
Web Design, Web Hosting, Ecommerce Solutions
We've put together a new layout and design for a site, and it seems to have
come
together nicely. I made a few mods to it today to make the 2 columns floats so
we could use a clear to make the footer sit under both columns.
This works great in Firefox and IE7, but IE6 is shoving the 2 columns
Excuse me but the browser that is not aligning correctly is mozilla
and not netscape.
Begin forwarded message:
Hi,
I have changed this first page but am having a little problem with
the flash file not aligning to the top in netscape only.
http://www.eddieandalice.com/
I would
All of my literature says that IE6 won't recognise a rollover outside an
anchor. Sad but true.
I never made it work and don't even try any more, :-(
Looks like you're stuck with the a tag.
Regards,
Alan.
www.theatreorgans.co.uk
www.virtualtheatreorgans.com
Admin: ConnArtistes, UKShopsmiths,
Well, no, unfortunately it doesn't, not in Firefox nor in IE.
- Original Message -
From: Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CSS-D css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Cc: Satyam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 4:10 AM
Subject: Re: [css-d] overflow:hidden doesn't seem to
It has always been my assumption (from an accessibility) point of view
that headers (h1, h2 etc) should always read like a table of contents.
Hence h1 would be the name of the site, even if it is hidden and
preference given to an image logo or such. News stories should be, in
theory, h2s
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
This works great in Firefox and IE7, but IE6 is shoving the 2 columns
way over to the right, which is expanding the body and skewing the
whole site. Can anyone see the error of my ways here?
URL: http://www.livingwithchrist.us/V2/index2.php
Add...
.RightColumn
� wrote:
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
This works great in Firefox and IE7, but IE6 is shoving the 2 columns
way over to the right, which is expanding the body and skewing the
whole site. Can anyone see the error of my ways here?
URL: http://www.livingwithchrist.us/V2/index2.php
Add...
Melbeach wrote:
Thanks for the help Georg. This seems to be working. As you
mentioned, the only drawback appears to be that it breaks down in IE6
and below when you resize the window real small. So it's either that
or go with Quirks Mode. I think I'll opt for no Quirks Mode and put
up
Nice article. I think you have swayed me in the other direction. Now there is
just one more thing I must consider which may change my mind again. I plan to
upgrade to the new version (v5.5) of the Miva Merchant shopping cart. Older
versions didn't fare well with xhtml. I heard that the issue has
From: Melinda Odom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the flash file not aligning to the top
http://www.eddieandalice.com/
Does adding the following help?
#flashWelcome object {margin-left: -8px;}
~holly
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Geoffry,
I am not sure how to answer your question. I don't know if this is
recommended or best practice. My issue is, I have a very large set of
data (key,value) in xml format. This xml file is to be displayed in the
browser and edited. So, I need to put it in a table, and put the values
an
Mansour wrote:
I am wondering if there's a way to select an element that does not
have the specified attribute set?
In CSS, yes...
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#negation
...so this...
h1:not([style]) {color: red;}
...will color all h1 that do *not* contain a style attribute red in
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