Hi css-der's . . .
I am trying to get my hover and current state a darker color and underlined.
Unfortunately, this is not working. The menu items stay the same. Please
advise.
URL:
http://www.skingdesign.com/cb_site/pages/partners.html
thanks.
--s
Stuart King wrote:
I am trying to get my hover and current state a darker color and underlined.
Unfortunately, this is not working. The menu items stay the same. Please
advise.
http://www.skingdesign.com/cb_site/pages/partners.html
Hi Stuart--
On Line 94 of your cb_main.css style sheet, you
Stuart King wrote:
I am trying to get my hover and current state a darker color and underlined.
Unfortunately, this is not working. The menu items stay the same. Please
advise.
http://www.skingdesign.com/cb_site/pages/partners.html
Hi Stuart--
On Line 94 of your cb_main.css style sheet,
Stuart King wrote:
I am trying to get my hover and current state a darker color and underlined.
Unfortunately, this is not working. The menu items stay the same. Please
advise.
URL:
http://www.skingdesign.com/cb_site/pages/partners.html
thanks.
--s
Assuming you mean the top
HI Mark and David . . .
I should have been a little clearer, the menus underneath the image:
div id=strap
img src=../imgs/hdr_partners.jpg alt=cartlidge and Brown vineyard image
/
ul
li id=activea href=# id=currentPartners/a/li
lia href=winemakers.htmlWinemaking/a/li
lia href=sales.htmlSales amp;
I've been toying with making my own little rounded corners tutorial, because
I figured that's exactly what the internet needs.
The example so far is here:
http://thatnorwegianguy.com/playtime/rounded-corners.html
It works fine in Opera, Safari and Firefox. But off course I had to run into
IE
Eystein Alnaes wrote:
I've been toying with making my own little rounded corners tutorial, because
I figured that's exactly what the internet needs.
The example so far is here:
http://thatnorwegianguy.com/playtime/rounded-corners.html
It works fine in Opera, Safari and Firefox. But off
http://thatnorwegianguy.com/playtime/rounded-corners.html
This brought it up fpr me in XP IE/6.0 (tested only on a local file):
* html .wrap-me { position:relative; zoom:1;}
* html .inner-wrap,
* html .middle-wrap,
* html .outer-wrap { height: 0;}
Thank you David, that did it. I should
Del Wegener wrote:
I got it to work--almost. The graphic is in the foreground.
Please look at
http://www.edi-cp.com/newtech/test4_background_header.shtml
In both IE7 and FF3 it looks okay if no zooming is taking place.
In FF, the blue box stays in the proper relation to the graphic
Del Wegener wrote:
Del Wegener wrote:
I got it to work--almost. The graphic is in the foreground.
Please look at
http://www.edi-cp.com/newtech/test4_background_header.shtml
In both IE7 and FF3 it looks okay if no zooming is taking place.
In FF, the blue box stays in the proper relation
i am having problems getting an absolutely positioned nested list
(used for the site menu) to show in IE6. This previews well for all
other browsers i am testing.
http://www.roxstyle.com/projects/blssi/blssi-portal/v1-e/index.html
i am currently using a display:none and display: block method
This is my first post, I did try to find the answer through the archives
but came up empty.
I am attempting to use some transparent png graphics, when I use the
behavior to get IE6 (I do not have 7 on my machine) to handle the
transparent png's IE shifts everything around, for some reason it
Hi,
I'm having a lot of difficulty vertically aligning landscape thumbnails to sit
in the middle of their containers on this page:
http://www.bfi.org.uk/rw_dev/ava_gardner_and_killers_1946.html
They persist in aligning to the top of the container. The portrait images
easily center
Thierry -
You were absolutely correct, thank you for your advice, much appreciated.
Is it because position: relative; is inherited? I'm trying to
understand if it's an error in my CSS or an IE6/IE7 bug.
Thanks!
Richmond
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Hi,
it looks like you are using http://www.twinhelix.com/css/iepngfix/
i am using that also on a project currently at
http://www.roxstyle.com/projects/blssi/blssi-portal/v1-e/index.html
i keep the ie6 hacks on their own css and call them in the head with
!-- [if lte IE 6]
link href= /
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