Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Scott Brasted wrote:
>> The text blurb does not line up o the left in ie7.
>
>> http://www.adriennesgardenworks.com/test.php
>
> Float gets hooked up on element above - the menu - in IE.
>
> Add...
>
> div.sb_left_box {clear: left;}
>
> ...to make it line up in IE7, and
Brian Hazelton wrote:
> I have a web design company and was wondering if it is still common
> practice to put the links to w3c in the footer if the pages validate for
> xhtml and css...i was looking around some other professional sites, and
> cannot see any that put that info in the footer...is thi
Scott Brasted wrote:
> The text blurb does not line up o the left in ie7.
> http://www.adriennesgardenworks.com/test.php
Float gets hooked up on element above - the menu - in IE.
Add...
div.sb_left_box {clear: left;}
...to make it line up in IE7, and an additional...
div.sb_left_box {display:
Greetings,
This is the first time I have run into a situation where ie so blatantly
ignores css. I read about it all the time, but I guess I do not ask too
much of my css.
Anyway, I have two left float sidebars, one with a menu and one with a
small text blurb. The text blurb does not line up o
Peter Hammarling wrote:
> I have a sample page for a client at
>
> http://www.artworkers.net/sandd/chinbrk1.html
>
> In IE6 only the text of the caption under the last thumbnail pic on
> the right is partly repeated underneath the first caption on the left.
> I imagine this is an IE6 bug but I
I have a sample page for a client at
http://www.artworkers.net/sandd/chinbrk1.html
In IE6 only the text of the caption under the last thumbnail pic on
the right is partly repeated underneath the first caption on the left.
I imagine this is an IE6 bug but I cannot figure out what's causing
t
I have a web design company and was wondering if it is still common
practice to put the links to w3c in the footer if the pages validate for
xhtml and css...i was looking around some other professional sites, and
cannot see any that put that info in the footer...is this an outdated
practice?
Michael Beaudoin wrote:
> I have inherited a site to work on that has a list of type styles a
> mile long. I would not think all are in use anymore, so is there a
> utility (preferably in Dreamweaver) that can look at a site and see
> which styles are NOT in use any longer so I can weed them
This is a tough situation, I've been playing around with {z-index} but with no
luck, arrgh.
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I have inherited a site to work on that has a list of type styles a
mile long. I would not think all are in use anymore, so is there a
utility (preferably in Dreamweaver) that can look at a site and see
which styles are NOT in use any longer so I can weed them out?
Thanks,
Michael
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Wayne,
I have used Dreamweaver libraries for some years now, and found them
invaluable. Google "dreamweaver libraries" and you'll get lots of hits.
Here's one:
http://webdesign.about.com/od/dreamweaverhowtos/a/aa090406.htm
(picked at random).
Libraries will change your life!
Bob
www.gwelanm
2009/4/5 Wayne Wickson
> ...
> Lets assume I am designing a web site of one hundred pages. I design a
> horizontal dropdown menu which links to each of the *one hundred pages*.
> So
> each page is available from each of the other pages. I need to add a new
> page or several pages. Is there a
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