I'm working on a web app that, for much of the navigation, uses links with
background images letting css control the button-blinking behavior. The
primary use of the app will be with touch-screens and I've run into an issue
where the images are being dragged instead of 'clicked'. Is there a
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 10:01 AM, Bill Walton bill.wal...@charter.netwrote:
I'm working on a web app that, for much of the navigation, uses links with
background images letting css control the button-blinking behavior. The
primary use of the app will be with touch-screens and I've run into an
But you should be able to capture the drag event and cancel it with JS ...
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On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 12:24 PM,
I have a table in a div. it¹s a pretty simple table it¹s the same no cell
spacing... Just plain reg tabular data. But it fills the whole width of the
div. however since both the td and the div have 1 pix table borders, it
appears to have a 2px border around the table. Any suggestions?
Why not remove the border on the div?
Sarah Atkinson wrote:
I have a table in a div. it¹s a pretty simple table it¹s the same no cell
spacing... Just plain reg tabular data. But it fills the whole width of the
div. however since both the td and the div have 1 pix table borders, it
appears to
Sarah Atkinson wrote:
I have a table in a div. it¹s a pretty simple table it¹s the same
no cell spacing... Just plain reg tabular data. But it fills the
whole width of the div. however since both the td and the div
have 1 pix table borders, it appears to have a 2px border around
the table. Any
I have a table in a div. it¹s a pretty simple table it¹s the same no cell
spacing... Just plain reg tabular data. But it fills the whole width of the
div. however since both the td and the div have 1 pix table borders, it
appears to have a 2px border around the table. Any suggestions?
On
Sarah Atkinson wrote:
I have a table in a div. it¹s a pretty simple table it¹s the same
no cell spacing... Just plain reg tabular data. But it fills the
whole width of the div. however since both the td and the div
have 1 pix table borders, it appears to have a 2px border around
the table. Any
Does it need to fill the div - can you put a width: on the table eg 95%
-S
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Well, you'll have to eliminate the left border of the leading cells, and
the right border of the last cells in each row. This should be fairly
simple, if you have access to the code that generates the table.
Sarah Atkinson wrote:
There isn't a border on the table itself just the td tags
Hi,
I'm a graphic designer just learning how to code. I'm working on my first
website using XHTML CSS and using Dreamweaver as a text editor, but hand
coding to make sure everything is right.
I need this website to show up consistently over the following browsers:
* Windows / IE6 IE7
Emily Songster wrote:
I need this website to show up consistently over the following browsers:
Emily Songster
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I am back with the same question (sorry, I asked last week and received no
response... hoping for some help so I can stop scratching my head)...
Please take a look at the following (validated):
Here is the HTML: http://www.eddysound.com/dev/hangmenmc/
Here is the CSS:
Sorry, I didn't include the images. This is my first time posting to this list,
have mercy on me please! :)
And the site is actually live at: http://www.emspacedesign.com/index.html
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Hi,
I'm very sorry about my prior post with attachments. I did read the posting
guidelines, but it was a while ago, so I forgot about the no attachments part.
Please have mercy on me and help me if you have some time.
ISSUE#1
The logo is supposed to be flush top, along with the main
Hello Emily,
I've had a look at the code and H1 is a block level element so tries to take
up 100% width.
Make these changes to fix it (tested in both IE7 FF3):
#logo - remove width:695px;
#logo h1 - add width:205px;
As for the second issue - full length spanning colums are usually a
Hi Matt,
In your HTML code on the IMG tags you've got the following:
li id=homea href=# title=Homeimg src=img/home.jpg width=
height=49 alt=Home //a/li
Whilst FF ignores the width= and defaults to CSS, IE seems to assume that
you mean the image was a width of zero.
If you remove both the width
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 15:40:57 -0800 (PST), Emily Songster wrote:
ISSUE#1
The logo is supposed to be flush top, along with the main navigation. But it
drops down
below the navigation in IE67. It works fine in Safari and Firefox.
Seems to be a hasLayout problem, making the #logo clear the
does anyone know how to apply !important globally to all properties of an
element?
like this?:
a.myclass !important {...
You can just be more specific in defining the selector
html body a.myclass {...
--not quite what i mean. i want to apply the !important rule to all the
properties (height,
Bill Walton wrote:
I'm working on a web app that, for much of the navigation, uses links
with background images letting css control the button-blinking
behavior. The primary use of the app will be with touch-screens and
I've run into an issue where the images are being dragged instead of
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