In IE7, the photos and the 2009-2010 Outdoor Programs have the same padding
and the tops line up (as intended). But in Firefox, the Outdoor Programs box
is about 9 pixels higher. I can't figure out why. Any ideas?
http://wildernessawareness.org/index1.html
Thank you
Alix Estrada
Web Stu
I agree with your mantra. :)
I simply mentioned it for completeness' sake, in case others had the same
issue (like I did) but didn't find the answer from reading the thread.
Best,
Kenny
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Josiah Sprague wrote:
> The system which we are forced to use generates pages that declare
> the doctype in quirksmode.
> The problem is that quirksmode in IE breaks my CSS.
> Any ideas on how to work around in this situation?
> http://www.uakron.edu/groups/asg/asgtemplate_copy.php
When stuck
Cristiano Diniz da Silva wrote at 9 April 2009 07:39
> Hi,
>
> I got a strange error happing with my menu in Firefox 1.5 / 2. It's
hiding behind
> other div elements even with the z-index set to 100.
>
> Does anyone knows what might be happening?
With no code or link provided, not a clue. If you
I have the same thing happening.
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:38 PM "Cristiano Diniz da Silva"
wrote:
>Hi,
>
> I got a strange error happing with my menu in Firefox 1.5 / 2. It's hiding
> behind other div elements even with the z-index set to 100.
>
> Does anyone knows what might be happening?
>
In LaTeX, there's a package called 'tracking' which provides a few
methods that will adjust letter spacing to fit a given chunk of text
content to a specified width.
I'd like to replicate the effect of:
\fittrack{66ex}{$chapter}
(where $chapter is likely to be a string that looks like "CHAPTER 9
Hi,
I'm a web editor for a student organization at my college. The system which
we are forced to use generates pages that declare the doctype in quirksmode.
I can add boxes of HTML and embedded CSS, JS later in the page, but I can't
modify the actual HTML document.
The problem is that quirksmode
http://www.adrianpelletier.com/2007/11/25/decoy-fix-for-ie-duplicate-characters-bug/
Above is another fix worth mentioning...I had the Duplicate Characters bug
(in IE 7) and the margin solution didn't work for me. There were no
comments in between floats, either, so I was rather confused.
Howeve
Hmm, I might have to resort to that. The trouble with min-height, of course,
is
that our subnavs don't have a consistent height so I would either have some
pages that are taller than they should be or risk having it still happen in
some
cases. I could probably prevent it on a larger number o
Hi,
I got a strange error happing with my menu in Firefox 1.5 / 2. It's hiding
behind other div elements even with the z-index set to 100.
Does anyone knows what might be happening?
Thanks in advance.
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
Web Development & Solutions
+ 1 5
Sweet code there :) Not quite what I'm looking for, though, and I probably
wasn't clear with my prose in my original email.
The footer is kind of funky because it shares a column with the subnavigation
*but* should align bottom-to-bottom with the content column *unless* the
subnavigation+foote
Rebecca Mazur wrote:
>
> Here is one page that has definitely done it to me more than once:
> http://www.kenyon.edu/x12305.xml
>
>
> ~Rebecca
>
Dunno. Up for a shot in the dark, Rebecca?
The file is proprietary html.
Change the doctype and character encoding and validate the markup to:
http:
On Apr 8, 2009, at 11:36 AM, Rebecca Mazur wrote:
> No good, though I wish that was all it would take. That's what
> lines up the
> bottom of the footer with the bottom of the content; take that out
> and the top
> of the footer lines up with the bottom of the content. If there was
> some
No good, though I wish that was all it would take. That's what lines up the
bottom of the footer with the bottom of the content; take that out and the top
of the footer lines up with the bottom of the content. If there was some other
way to get the cussed thing to do that, the positioning woul
I thought I'd buried this one a year ago. Guess not. If someone could just
recognize and name the bug for me, that would be a help, as then I could go
searching for solutions.
Here's the trouble. We have a footer that's supposed to stay at the bottom of
the page. *Sometimes* the stupid bug
From: Christopher R
To: CSS-D
Sent: Monday, April 6, 2009 7:08:13 PM
Subject: [css-d] Margins and Shorthand
I used FireBugs layout method to adjust the margin on a As most of us
know margins work by top, right, buttom, left. Now using firebox I enter in 2
Anyone here try the IE6 CSS Fixer: Starter kit ? I just want to know any
reviews on it worth it?
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