On Feb 4, 2009, at 8:33 AM, Emily Songster wrote:
http://www.emspacedesign.com/bio2.html
I'm using the Faux Columns technique to create this layout. The
XHTML code and the CSS have both been validated.
The page is showing up correctly in Firefox on the PC and on the
Mac. (And it
Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: Olivier Sannier obo...@free.fr
I have trouble reproducing the top frame
buttons. Using divs, I got the result visible at this address:
http://photos2.obones.com/
Do the following changes have close to the effect you seek?
snip
Yes, that helped. I had
Christopher R wrote:
I've been using Opera for a long time and I think it is a good
browser but I will be making a switch over to chrome.
For browsing, OK - doesn't really matter which browser one uses as long
as it isn't too old.
For web development it is a little different, but we all have
Eric Cash wrote:
My html/css is 100% standards compliant, and looks identical in
firefox 3.0.5, safari, opera, and all versions of ie. Great, right?
But they just sent me a series of screenshots showing weird display
inconsistencies in firefox 3.0.1, 3.0.2, and 3.0.3, some of which are
just testing.
All my emails stopped from the list 10 Jan so I'm assuming that's
spam assassin being changed but I've reverted back and still nothing.
Either I'm not receiving the emails, lost my subscription or something else.
If anyone could just reply if this does come through that way I'll
Hi all,
I have noticed a CSS behaviour that seems strange to me, so I thought of
asking to someone for some explanation.
I have this snippet of XHTML 1.0 strict code:
div class=a
div class=b top
h1Page Title/h1
/div
/div
and the CSS code is:
Hi again,
First of all, thanks for the help with getting rid of layout tables,
this was very nice.
I'm now moving onto the next step where I want to get rid of frames
altogether. The production website with frames is here:
http://photos.obones.com/
As you can see, the bottom part has a
2009/2/4 Cristian Palmas cristian.pal...@gmail.com
2009/2/4 Gunlaug Sørtun gunla...@c2i.net
Cristian Palmas wrote:
Hi all,
I have noticed a CSS behaviour that seems strange to me, so I thought
of asking to someone for some explanation.
[...]
May anyone tell me why?
See
Heya All, well it seems my emails are getting through though I
haven't had a normal list email for quite some time. Odd but I'll
have to solve that bug once I get this sorted out.
http://www.avize.com.au/avize12.html
I've been developing my Business Site at the moment and got it to the
state
i'm trying to put link on the logo to the home page (flippingpixels).
while it's functional in opera, it's failing in ff and safari. could
someone please have a glance.
thanks in advance
link:
http://www.flippingpixels.com/images.html
code:
div id=bar
diva
Hi,
I'm needing some help with my layout in IE (common request, I know). It is
fine in FF, Opera (min), etc but sometimes has large gaps in IE6/7.
http://www.murmp.com
I'm about to do a minor redesign, but the general structure is going to
(hopefully) stay the same unless it just needs major
Hi everyone,
I have a question about techniques.
What I'm wondering is how everyone tests their layouts when not every browser
and resolution is available. I'm running Kubuntu with Firefox and Opera
running on 1440x900 resolution and I also check on my laptop running Win XP
with IE V. 6.0.
Ysgrifennodd David McGlone:
Hi everyone,
I have a question about techniques.
What I'm wondering is how everyone tests their layouts when not every browser
and resolution is available. I'm running Kubuntu with Firefox and Opera
running on 1440x900 resolution and I also check on my laptop
David McGlone wrote:
What I'm wondering is how everyone tests their layouts when not every
browser and resolution is available.
Back when I had fewer machines and screens, I used to set Opera to show
the exact window dimensions in its title-line, adjust window size on it
to various often used
Ron Zisman wrote:
i'm trying to put link on the logo to the home page
(flippingpixels). while it's functional in opera, it's failing in ff
and safari. could someone please have a glance.
Browsers don't seem to agree on stacking level of that image.
Add...
#bar img {position: relative;
WEZ! wrote:
http://www.avize.com.au/avize12.html
Prevent all versions of IE from going totally goofy with font scaling:
body { font-size: 100%;}
I'm focusing on IE7 at the moment as IE 6 is a complete disaster.
Porblems left are:
1) Header Right Image should be aligned to the end of the
What file format can I use to get IE5 and IE6 to display transparency
and a gradient? I have an image with a gradient that goes from
transparent to black. As a png image it works fine everywhere except
these versions of IE. A gif image screws up the gradient and IE turns
the
David McGlone wrote:
What I'm wondering is how everyone tests their layouts when not every browser
and resolution is available. I'm running Kubuntu with Firefox and Opera
running on 1440x900 resolution and I also check on my laptop running Win XP
with IE V. 6.0. with the same 1440x900
Kenoli,
You will have to use a 24-bit PNG graphic which will work perfectly in IE7+
and Firefox. To get IE6 and lower to correctly render the transparent PNG
graphics you are going to have to use some javascript. I don't think there
is anyway around that.
Because I am already using jQuery for
On 05/02/2009, at 3:08 AM, Daniel Kessler wrote:
I have a slideshow using jquery:
http://sph.umd.edu/home/test_css2.cfm
I'd like to center the images within the black box.
Looking at the JQuery docs for InnerFade you aren't limited to using
ul li constructs. Perhaps replacing the list
On 2/4/09 2:32 PM, Tim Arnold tim.arn...@gmail.com wrote:
Kenoli,
You will have to use a 24-bit PNG graphic which will work perfectly in IE7+
and Firefox. To get IE6 and lower to correctly render the transparent PNG
graphics you are going to have to use some javascript. I don't think
David McGlone wrote:
It bugs me to no end when positioning something and it isn't exact in none of
the browsers, some a little off, some way off.
Forgot--
Code to compliant browsers, among them-- Opera, Firefox, Safari. and
SeaMonkey. Fix IE 6/7.
Two good sites for coping with fixing IE
Wow, that was pretty darn' succinct and incontrovertible Kathy!
I know one day CSS will be that intuitive for me . . . maybe in the next
lifetime.
FWIW, your solution works perfectly in Opera and Safari on XP Pro SP3. On
IE, surprise surprise, it breaks: horizontal centring still works, but the
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 11:28:58 -0600, Jonathon Suggs wrote:
[...]
In a related question, any tools similar to Firebug available for IE?
I find these useful:
IE Debug Bar:
http://www.debugbar.com/?langage=en
RNIB Surf Right Toolbar
Thanks everyone. It does indeed seem my emails are getting through
fine and responses to me are getting through as well.
I'm still not getting the regular posts however which is very odd.
Anything I post is not showing up either. Going to have to take a
look into my spam settings I think.
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 14:15:08 -0800, Kenoli Oleari wrote:
What file format can I use to get IE5 and IE6 to display transparency and a
gradient?
I have an image with a gradient that goes from transparent to black. As a
png image it
works fine everywhere except these versions of IE. A gif
On Feb 5, 2009, at 10:33 AM, David Hucklesby wrote:
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 14:15:08 -0800, Kenoli Oleari wrote:
What file format can I use to get IE5 and IE6 to display
transparency and a gradient?
I have an image with a gradient that goes from transparent to
black. As a png image it
On 05/02/2009, at 11:39 AM, Mark Vickers wrote:
FWIW, your solution works perfectly in Opera and Safari on XP Pro
SP3. On
IE, surprise surprise, it breaks: horizontal centring still works,
but the
slideshow is still glued to the top of the black box. Haven't
checked any
browsers on a
Thanks to the folks that gave me responses on this. I will jump into
it tomorrow.
--Kenoli
On Feb 4, 2009, at 5:33 PM, David Hucklesby wrote:
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 14:15:08 -0800, Kenoli Oleari wrote:
What file format can I use to get IE5 and IE6 to display
transparency and a gradient?
I
WEZ! wrote:
Prevent all versions of IE from going totally goofy with font scaling:
body { font-size: 100%;}
ahh forgot to put that back in from previous work. Though I recall
font-size:100.01% was suppose to help Safari or Opera in certain cases
as well. I didn't actually recall that
Heya David and Co,
http://www.avize.com.au/avize13.html
My last reply didn't get to the list due to wrong email address but
thsi one will. I've managed to solve the major issues with Davids
help from earlier. Summaries are as follows:
Added Font:100.01%
- Didnt' solve anything but its a
Hello All,
I have a problem that I should be able to solve. On my navigation bar, I'm
trying to add an arrow to the links that have flyouts. For some reason, the
arrow is not showing up. Here is the page:
http://frank.mtsu.edu/~achcs/index.shtml
Here are the styles:
#sideBar {
position:
Hello,
I am undertaking a redo of my Website: www.datawisestorage.com . It currently
has a tables base to it and I want to convert to CSS, add a menu, and expand it
generally. My question is, would it be easier to start from scratch or convert
the existing site to CSS?
Thanks,
Mark
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