The best way to learn the benefits of using CSS is by *doing* it.
I started with tables too but never loved them @-...@. CSS was like _love
at first sight_. Only the convincing(learning) part took some time,
but it was worth it.
- Mustafa Quilon
Gabriele Romanato wrote:
Browser's support is still improving. My opinion is: if we are using
CSS for professional purposes, we should take into account also
obsolete versions. otherwise, we should drop our support to these
browsers.
I have problems understanding practicality here.
How
Also, for a variety of different things (like link colors,
etc.) I
get a bunch of these warnings (not errors)...
You have no background-color set (or background-color
is set to
transparent) but you have set a color. Make sure that
cascading of
colors keeps the text reasonably legible.
2009/1/19 Bobby Jack bobbykj...@yahoo.co.uk:
Which validator are you using? It does sound like a flawed warning -
the validator should be intelligent enough to determine that a background
image/color will show through (and, thus, 'protect' the color),
In every HTML or XML document the
Ron Koster wrote:
You have no background-color set (or background-color is set to
transparent) but you have set a color. Make sure that cascading of
colors keeps the text reasonably legible.
How on earth is that a warning? If I set a background color for my
links or whatever else, well,
At 01:16 PM 1/19/2009 +, Bobby Jack wrote:
Which validator are you using? It does sound like a flawed warning -
the validator should be intelligent enough to determine that a
background image/color will show through (and, thus, 'protect' the
color), at least in the trivial case.
Actually,
I have created the following hr class specifying margins. The curious
thing is that I get a 20px bottom margin as expected, but I do not get a
20px top margin, why not? Also, the hr center itself in all browsers
except IE6 (afaik). How can I get IE6 to center it?
hr.divider {
--- On Mon, 1/19/09, Brett xba2...@zoominternet.net wrote:
The curious thing is that I get a 20px bottom margin as expected,
but I do not get a 20px top margin, why not?
Works for me (FF3). You might be experiencing margin-collapsing, or some other
side-effect of some other style, depending
hi
does anyone know how to apply !important globally to all properties of an
element? the standard usage is:
a.myclass {
color:blue !important;
width:5em !important;
}
can i do something like this?:
a.myclass !important {
color:blue;
width:5em;
}
thanks
At 08:43 PM 1/18/2009 -0500, Bill Brown wrote:
I'm just leading horses to the Kool-Aid...I can't make 'em drink it.
Okay, apparently I didn't explain my questions well enough, it would seem.
Once again, on this page...
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=DropCaps
...is the following
does anyone know how to apply !important globally to all properties of an
element? the standard usage is:
a.myclass {
color:blue !important;
width:5em !important;
}
You can just be more specific in defining the selector, like this:
html body a.myclass {
...
}
Regards,
Vladislav
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
There's a lot of freedom in CSS based design if one has a deep enough
understanding to release it, but the mental, and to some degree the
practical, barriers seem to be high. I would like to get a better
understanding of these barriers, in order to find more ways around
I am having some issues with IE getting a layout design to work and I would
like to see if anybody can offer any pointers before this drives me nuts.
The issue I am running into is that I have a box which has a fluid width
(90% of the page). Within that box, I am attempting to absolutely place
try the following:
#header {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
margin-left: 14px;
margin-right: 14px;
}
are sure that u need absolute positioning??
who knows a way to do a 'global attribute'. for example:
a {
*: blue;
}
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Keeping in mind obviouce fact that not only web developers are a part of that
list:
Experience shows, those who don't like CSS are hoping that their secretaries
will be able to keep websites updated.
Table are WYSIWYG. In CSS you see nothing, you need to go through the code, and
it might
From: Ron Koster r...@psymon.com
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=DropCaps
...is the following recommended way to do up dropcaps...
Ron,
As with most things CSS, you'll need to test the effect you want in the
environment it's going to be placed. Oh, and in a variety of browsers as well
Check out the book: Web Standards Creativity from Friends of Ed. Rob
Weychert has a little discussion/how-to on drop caps that will provide
the most thorough explanation.
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johny why wrote:
can i do something like this?: a.myclass !important { color:blue;
width:5em; }
Nope
thanks
You're welcome. ;-)
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Jeff Chastain wrote:
The issue I am running into is that I have a box which has a fluid width
(90% of the page). Within that box, I am attempting to absolutely place
another box at the very top, but with a 14px margin on both the left and
right side. The following CSS rules work just fine in
Jeff Chastain wrote:
I am having some issues with IE getting a layout design to work and I would
like to see if anybody can offer any pointers before this drives me nuts.
The issue I am running into is that I have a box which has a fluid width
(90% of the page). Within that box, I am attempting
I nominate this posting for the least useful posting award.
Christie Mason
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I don't think that makes much sense.
With the asterisk like that, you want the margin, text-decoration, padding,
color, float, display...all blue? Blue is not a valid value for all but 1 of
the preceeding.
Thoroughly Confused...
Keith D.
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 1:05 PM, johny why
http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/conditionalcomments
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
condiional comments are claptrap of the top order.
CSS is an interesting concept, but the implementation remains a bad joke!
Bruce
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Hi
I`ve got image button. It`s quite big and colorfull. I`d like to create
a hover effect which changes only small detail on this big image
(button). The small circle should change color from white to red.
I don`t want to replace all the image because it would be to heavy to
load. Using
Overlay a smaller image, and do the swap with it.
Micha? Zielin'ski wrote:
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I`ve got image button. It`s quite big and colorfull. I`d like to
create a hover effect which changes only small detail on this big
image (button). The small circle should change color from white to red.
I don`t
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Kevin Rodenhofer wrote:
Overlay a smaller image, and do the swap with it.
Micha? Zielin'ski wrote:
Hi
I`ve got image button. It`s quite big and colorfull. I`d like to
create a hover effect which changes only small detail on this big
image (button). The small circle should
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