Re: [css-d] What's IE6 doing

> 2009/2/26 David Laakso : >> Ib Jensen wrote: >>> >>> BTW. Are there any links to descriptions of the bugs found in IE, with >>> some sort of explanation and solutions to them. I know (Big) John has >>> some, but are there others ? > >> Some more... >> >>

Re: [css-d] What's IE6 doing

2009/2/26 David Laakso : > Ib Jensen wrote: >> >> BTW. Are there any links to descriptions of the bugs found in IE, with >> some sort of explanation and solutions to them. I know (Big) John has >> some, but are there others ? > Some more... > >

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Els wrote: > Just one more thought - haven't you accidentally blocked it with adblock or > something? one click sometimes is enough. > > I just tested what happens if I adblock an image, and Firebug then gives > display:none for the element.style. Els: You are a

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

JR Heard wrote: > AdBrite seems to want to hide from me. Ah well, such mysteries are > par for the course in the life of a web developer. Thanks again for > your time! Just one more thought - haven't you accidentally blocked it with adblock or something? one click sometimes is enough. I just te

Re: [css-d] What's IE6 doing

Ib Jensen wrote: > > BTW. Are there any links to descriptions of the bugs found in IE, with > some sort of explanation and solutions to them. I know (Big) John has > some, but are there others ? > > > > > Some more...

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 3:41 PM, David Laakso wrote: > Adbrite is first this end On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 3:40 PM, Els wrote: > In my FF3 that's what's there, exactly the same as in IE7. > In FF3 on Mac the same, no problems. AdBrite logo is there in all of them. Well, that's comforting, thanks

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

JR Heard wrote: > Anyone have any > idea what's going on? Does this show up in your FF3 as well? (The > first image should say "Adbrite", as "AdEngage" is actually the second > image in the list.) > > > -JR > re:

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

JR Heard wrote: [ ] > The image contained by the first of the under "customers" > is having "style='display:none;'" applied to it in FF3, according to > Firebug. Doesn't show up like that in the source, can't r

Re: [css-d] What's IE6 doing

Ib Jensen wrote: > BTW. Are there any links to descriptions of the bugs found in IE, > with some sort of explanation and solutions to them. I know (Big) > John has some, but are there others ? Quite a few bugs presented and dissected here: Also a good idea to

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

Eep, sorry about that! http://jrheard.com/orl/index.php/anchor/resources/category/customers_partners/ Thanks, -JR On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Els wrote: > JR Heard wrote: > >> Anyone have any idea what's going on? Does this show up in your FF3 >> as well? (The first image should say "Adbri

Re: [css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

JR Heard wrote: > Anyone have any idea what's going on? Does this show up in your FF3 > as well? (The first image should say "Adbrite", as "AdEngage" is > actually the second image in the list.) You have a URL? ;-) -- Els __ c

[css-d] First element of list hiding for some reason

Hi all, The image contained by the first of the under "customers" is having "style='display:none;'" applied to it in FF3, according to Firebug. Doesn't show up like that in the source, can't reproduce this problem in IE7, and I can't find any CSS or JS that would be targeting the display attribu

Re: [css-d] other alphabets

On 26/02/2009, at 1:24 AM, Nicky McCatty wrote: > I want the Greek to appear on a web page. > > Sometimes the characters with diacritical marks change into ascii > junk, and sometimes they don't. I am using fonts that contain a > complete set of Greek characters, but the results are inconsistent.

Re: [css-d] What's IE6 doing

2009/2/25 Gunlaug Sørtun : > Ib Jensen wrote: > >> Link: http://ikjensen.dk/test/common/index_f.html >> > Described as "the staircase bug" on some bug lists. Thanks. BTW. Are there any links to descriptions of the bugs found in IE, with some sort of explanation and solutions to them. I know (Bi

Re: [css-d] What's IE6 doing

Ib Jensen wrote: > Link: http://ikjensen.dk/test/common/index_f.html > > Why are IE6 behaving like this, forming a staircase (at least locally) > out of this. Described as "the staircase bug" on some bug lists. Many ways to fix it, but adding the following... .postinfo {border-bottom: solid 1p

[css-d] What's IE6 doing

Hi. Link: http://ikjensen.dk/test/common/index_f.html Why are IE6 behaving like this, forming a staircase (at least locally) out of this. Mising some clearing or .. -- Regards / Mhv. Ib K. jensen - http://ikjensen.dk ___

Re: [css-d] Is the browser using clientWidth properties to determine the size of a box? (IE)

Bastien MOYET wrote: > I have a box A of 300px (div for instance) with the overflow set to > auto, which contains an other box B of 100%. If the height of B is > lesser than A no scrollbar are displayed, which is OK. However if its > height is greater than A, a scrollbar appears, which is still OK.

Re: [css-d] other alphabets

Nicky McCatty wrote: > I want the Greek to appear on a web page. As others have commented, this is not a CSS question. Moreover, a URL would be needed for any constructive discussion. > Even with Symbol, I have unpredictable results. This suggests that your entire approach might be completely

[css-d] Is the browser using clientWidth properties to determine the size of a box? (IE)

Hi, I have a box A of 300px (div for instance) with the overflow set to auto, which contains an other box B of 100%. If the height of B is lesser than A no scrollbar are displayed, which is OK. However if its height is greater than A, a scrollbar appears, which is still OK. But in firefox the B cl

Re: [css-d] other alphabets

On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 08:34:46 -0600, Jack Timmons wrote: > On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 8:24 AM, Nicky McCatty wrote: > >> Hi Jack, >> I want the Greek to appear on a web page. >> Sometimes the characters with diacritical marks change into ascii junk, and >> sometimes they don't. I am using fonts that co

Re: [css-d] other alphabets

Hi Jack, I want the Greek to appear on a web page. Sometimes the characters with diacritical marks change into ascii junk, and sometimes they don't. I am using fonts that contain a complete set of Greek characters, but the results are inconsistent. Even with Symbol, I have unpredictable res

Re: [css-d] other alphabets

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 8:24 AM, Nicky McCatty wrote: > Hi Jack, > I want the Greek to appear on a web page. > Sometimes the characters with diacritical marks change into ascii junk, and > sometimes they don't. I am using fonts that contain a complete set of Greek > characters, but the results are

Re: [css-d] other alphabets

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 7:57 AM, Nicky McCatty wrote: > I am working on a bilingual Greek-English site, using a Mac running OS > 10.5.6. Is there anything I have to do to make the fonts display > properly, without buying a special edition of Dreamweaver? > > Thanks, > Nicky > You'll need to be mo

[css-d] other alphabets

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