Andy Borka wrote:
When testing CSS in browsers, what ones should be tested and in what
order?
Your list is as good as any, and generally speaking you can run your
creations through the latest versions of the good ones in any order, and
finish with the relevant IE/win versions.
However, if you
Richard Grevers wrote:
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 4:17 AM, Tony Lush [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I would like to find a way to automagically increase the font size
for Chinese characters when interspersed with Western European
characters. An examples are at:
- -
You would be best to use attribute
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
All browsers have user-options, and some users may intentionally or
unintentionally set/use a few of those, like font-resizing etc. It is
always good to figure out and optimize what your creations can handle,
before end-users run into serious problems because your
Andy Borka wrote:
When testing CSS in browsers, what ones should be tested and in what order?
I need to narrow down the list so I don't end up testing in 30+ different
ones. Also what OS are these browsers in. I heard that I should test with
the following in order:
1. Safari 3.x (MAC OSX)
Hi all,
In this url: http://212.179.31.215/default.aspx
on the bottom of the page the background image is doubled for some reason ,
but only on this site.
Locally it's ok. I mean, when I work on the site locally, and run it on IE7
it's ok, but when I run the same code
on the above url, it is
On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 13:42:32 +0200, Ariel wrote:
| Hi all,
| In this url: http://212.179.31.215/default.aspx
|
| on the bottom of the page the background image is doubled for some reason ,
| but only on this site.
| Locally it's ok. I mean, when I work on the site locally, and run it on IE7
|
Hi, all --
I did check the last few months of list archives and didn't see this
addressed; my apologies if it has been and I missed it.
div#siteTools (site map, contact, etc) should appear right-aligned under
the nav on each page. div#crumbs (the breadcrumbs, which display on pretty
much every
Tina G. wrote:
div#siteTools (site map, contact, etc) should appear right-aligned
under the nav on each page. div#crumbs (the breadcrumbs, which
display on pretty much every page but the homepage) should appear
left-aligned on that same line.
w/o breadcrumbs: http://www.co-opinsurance.com
I've attached a simple html page below. It is broken into TOP and BOTTOM
sections.
Here is the look I'm after. Notice the border:
FLOATING ELEMENTS on top
--
Normal elements in the bottom
Since the TOP is composed of a div with two floating
Luther Baker wrote:
Here is the look I'm after. Notice the border:
FLOATING ELEMENTS on top
--
Normal elements in the bottom
Make div.TOP expand to contain its floating children, for instance by
adding...
div.TOP { overflow: hidden;}
...and
Luther Baker wrote:
I've attached a simple html page below. It is broken into TOP and BOTTOM
sections.
Here is the look I'm after. Notice the border:
Clear the floats for all browsers. IE7 needs the min-height or the h1
descender will touch the rule.
div.TOP
{
Hi,
I have a question that I can't seem to find an answer for. I've
solved the problem, but to be honest, it doesn't seem like a smooth
and logical solution. Here's the thing. There are three photos. Each
photo is also a link. Not the actual photo in the code, but a hidden
text link. See
Mark Wheeler wrote:
I have a question that I can't seem to find an answer for. I've
solved the problem, but to be honest, it doesn't seem like a smooth
and logical solution.
Agree, but bugs rarely ever adhere to logic. Humans involved, I guess.
FWIW: you'll find the same non-working link in
Setting overflow worked great for firefox but as David suggested, IE
requires min-height or height to be set as well.
Thanks for the great help.
-Luther
On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 4:03 PM, David Laakso
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Luther Baker wrote:
I've attached a simple html page below. It is
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