David Laakso Wrote:
In plain English, do not impose restrictions on the software when it is not
in the users interest to do so.
#footer {
height:12px; :: delete ::
}
PS
Yet another bottom post brought to you and yours by gmail.
I hope this is not a bottom post. :s
It was the designer
On IE 7 and FF 3 Im getting this weird behavior for my page (they are
different behaviors, if we ZOOM IN with IE or if we do with FF:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
the correspondent CSS is the following:
http://www.cantinho.org/css/teste_V6.css
Notes about the layout:
This
MEM wrote:
It was the designer that have told me to put the height of the footer to
12px. But, what you telling me is that, it’s better to leave the browser to
deal with it...
Designers are a dime a dozen. Designers who understand the Web are few
and far between.
--
A thin
MEM wrote:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
http://www.cantinho.org/css/teste_V6.css
This layout is not an ordinary 3 columns layout with head and footer. He has
to have the ability to change the border line differently on each column,
and the columns height should always be the same and
URL: www.metroatlantaproject.org
CSS: www.metroatlantaproject.org/css/main.css
FF3, Opera, IE7, and IE6 display the site correctly. When I open the site in
Safari and Google Chrome, the body content is pushed out to the right of the
containing structure. What's going on?
(all browsers tested are
Hi all,
Ok, I have a problem where IE6 and IE7 are doing what I want, but the
rest of the gang (FF, Safari and Chrome) are not doing what I want.
Basically, I'm using negative top and bottom margins to move the top
and bottom div in on the inner text. Sorry if I'm not explaining
this
Mark Wheeler wrote:
http://dev.tonedeafdesign.com/test/test27.html
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hi Mark,
You are experiencing collapsing margins, a semi-intended, somewhat
troublesome component of CSS design in compliant browsers.
Adding a small amount of padding or bordering will
Hi Mark,
Your HTML has some problems (doesn't validate). Your best bet would
probably be to fix those problems first and then try again.
HTH
Peter
Hi Peter,
I'm embarrassed. I usually validate all my html. It validates now,
but my problem still exists. Again, any help is
Hi Mark,
You are experiencing collapsing margins, a semi-intended, somewhat
troublesome component of CSS design in compliant browsers.
Adding a small amount of padding or bordering will generally fix
this. Try this rule in your style sheet:
.balloon_middle {
width: 217px;
I am still a newbie at this. I've tested this page in Safari, Opera,
and Firefox (no IEs for Macs so I'll have to figure a way to test on
the IE---later) and I haven't set up most of the links. I have put it
through the validation and the HTML validator tells me that various
ul and li
talofo talofo wrote:
MEM wrote:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
If I use the IE zoom fuction, I'm still having problems. :(
The IE/7.0 zoom feature is a *page* zoom. This is a fundamental
difference. Opera, Firefox, and Seamonkey zoom functions more as a
*text*
2008/11/18 David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
talofo talofo wrote:
MEM wrote:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
If I use the IE zoom fuction, I'm still having problems. :(
The IE/7.0 zoom feature is a *page* zoom. This is a fundamental difference.
Opera, Firefox, and Seamonkey
talofo talofo wrote:
2008/11/18 David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
talofo talofo wrote:
MEM wrote:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
If I use the IE zoom fuction, I'm still having problems. :(
Thanks a lot. I will give it a
2008/11/18 David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
talofo talofo wrote:
2008/11/18 David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
talofo talofo wrote:
MEM wrote:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
If I use the IE zoom fuction, I'm still having problems. :(
Thanks a lot. I will give it a
On Nov 18, 2008, at 5:14 AM, Daniel Hammond wrote:
URL: www.metroatlantaproject.org
CSS: www.metroatlantaproject.org/css/main.css
FF3, Opera, IE7, and IE6 display the site correctly. When I open the
site in
Safari and Google Chrome, the body content is pushed out to the
right of the
Mark Wheeler wrote:
Yep! That did the trick. I've run into this before, but it was a
while back. What is it about adding the padding that does the trick?
Mark
Hi Mark.
Glad it helped.
Basically, I think when you have an element with no border or padding,
the margin looks like this:
m m m
On 18-Nov-08, at 11:56 AM, Seona Bellamy wrote:
What I want is, for example, an image that repeats along the y-axis
to start 50px from the top of its container and repeat all the way
down from that
point on.
#foo { background: #000 url(background.jpg) repeat-y fixed 0 50px;}
Best,
-
On Nov 18, 2008, at 4:19 PM, Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
What I want is, for example, an image that repeats along the y-axis
to start 50px from the top of its container and repeat all the way
down from that
point on.
#foo { background: #000 url(background.jpg) repeat-y fixed 0 50px;}
Er, no,
Thanks a lot. I will give it a try to learn more about how this works,
knowing that I will never controle it. I'm use to it. I've read Plato :-)
Thanks once again,
Márcio
2008/11/18 David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
talofo talofo wrote:
http://www.cantinho.org/test6.html
2008/11/18 Bill Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
talofo talofo wrote:
You can find a version with all of the code for TheHolierGrail here:
Link: http://theholiergrail.com/cssd/cantinho-maximal.html
Size: 3 KB (30 KB uncompressed)
...and this version contains only the code you need for your
OK, I made a reply to the author here with exactly the same method as Rahul,
but will stick my correction as a lame CSS 2.1 hack here. It requires
extra markup, but works until better alternatives are available (3).
div id=foodiv id=bar/div/div
Apply repeat-y to #foo and position a corner/top (or
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