Re: [css-d] issue with background images

Chris Kavinsky wrote: > [...] I added overflow:hidden to the ul, and that got the background > image displaying, but then hid the container background in Firefox > (v. 2 and 3 on both Mac and Windows). IE 7, however, still displays > the background for the container, but not the list. > http://

Re: [css-d] IE7 - h1 breaking a table a bit

Krystian - Sunlust wrote: > http://sunlust.net/test6/ > Anyway, all I'm asking is to someone to have a quick look and let me > know where the break comes from if possible, I know it's not a CSS > issue itself, but it's to do with layout and maybe some CSS can fix > it. IE sees "white-space" in

Re: [css-d] and xhtml strict

On Sep 26, 2008, at 12:07 PM, Chris Akins wrote: > hr > {border:1px solid rgb(203,204,220); > border-width: 1px 0 0; > clear: both; > margin: 15px 15%; > height: 0; > } > > I can't tell you why the clear:both and height:0 needs to be in > there. Perhaps someone here can shed some light on

[css-d] Holier layout

Hi I am trying to change my tabled layouts (www.ProBowlUK.co.uk) to CSS, using Holier Grail. Could someone look at these two pages and give me a clue to what is going wrong ? www.ProBowlUK.co.uk/CSS_test2/pbi_Scoring.html www.ProBowlUK.co.uk/CSS_test2/pbi_ScoringSheets.html when the window

Re: [css-d] and xhtml strict

Chris Akins wrote: > I can't tell you why the clear:both and height:0 needs to be in > there. I haven't tested it without those things. Perhaps someone > here can shed some light on those details. Maybe this answers some of your questions...

Re: [css-d] and xhtml strict

As luck would have it, I just researched this issue yesterday. Not so much the way your current code reads, but just how to style an with CSS in general. The one I found which seems to work well on my tests across Firefox, Safari, and Internet Exploder 6 and 7 is something like: hr {border:1px

Re: [css-d] and xhtml strict

Nancy Johnson wrote: > I am converting a site with an older doctype to xhtml strict, That's usually non-constructive and much more trickier than people think. To begin with, an old site very often relies on Quirks Mode features, which means that you have an unknown but large number of problems

[css-d] issue with background images

I'm trying to build a horizontal nav bar that contains a rounded-corner background on both left and right on the top. I'm using two background images, one for each side. The container div has the right side for a backgorund, and the floated unordered list has the left for a background image. Initia

[css-d] and xhtml strict

I am converting a site with an older doctype to xhtml strict, not live. Throughout the older site I have always used for a rule: Although seems to view correctly in all browsers that we support using xhtml strict doesn't validate. I also tried this version and which also seems to view correctl

[css-d] CSS editing coolness (E Text Editor)

Some of you may have heard of E Text Editor before. If not, it's an excellent editor for Windows modelled after TextMate on Mac OS X. The Bundles used by TextMate are mostly compatible with E, so if you're looking for TextMate on Windows, or you simply want a superb multi-purpose text editor, E

[css-d] IE7 - h1 breaking a table a bit

Hi, The website is: http://sunlust.net/test6/ The original that looks fine: http://www.articlessubmissionservices.net/ On Firefox it looks fine, on IE7 after I added H1 it created a brake in the table at the top of the page, then I removed the H1 but the break is still there and I have no idea why

Re: [css-d] Horizontal Nav at bottom of page in IE

Carol Huddleston wrote: > I have a horizontal nav bar at the bottom of this page that I'm > trying to get below the white area in the background image. I've got > it to look okay on browsers on the Mac, but all of the Windows > browsers show the bar either too high or too low: > > http://www.pr

Re: [css-d] IE6 Problems

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm having problems with IE6 and have no idea why. As such am unable > to take any corrective action. All is fine until I add the CSS sheet > listed below, then the main menu (left side top) falls down . > http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/main/mortgages/mortgages_types_

Re: [css-d] IE6 Problems

David Grootes wrote: > I'm having problems with IE6 and have no idea why. Try this: #header { margin-left:-1px; } This should fix it. But another things, before you continue ... fix all your Html Errors first. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkhomes2000.co.uk%2Fm

[css-d] IE6 Problems

Hello, I'm having problems with IE6 and have no idea why. As such am unable to take any corrective action. All is fine until I add the CSS sheet listed below, then the main menu (left side top) falls down . Any help greatly appreciated: http://www.linkhomes2000.co.uk/main/mortgages/mortgages_