Hello dear list,
I am trying to use background-images for menuitems and different ones
at hovering over such.
for hiding the actual menutexts I wrap the menuitems texts with a span
class (.mainmenuitem { display: none; }
I've done so successfully on other sites (www.scanrock.de) but cannot
Michael Beaudoin a écrit :
> I'm fleshing out a new site. I thought I'm doing this is as simple a
> manner as possible to not induce any anomalies, but I'm having some
> issues.
>
> What I can see off the bat...
>
> - In Safari, the logo on the right doesn't show (it does in Firefox &
> IE)
>
David Laakso wrote:
> Alan King wrote:
>
>> My site looks good in Safari, Netscape, Opera etc. but falls apart in
>> IE. I've got conditional comments in a linked css file that I thought
>> would sort it out. But, no. Any suggestions would be gratefully
>> received:
>> http://www.helixdesi
I'm fleshing out a new site. I thought I'm doing this is as simple a
manner as possible to not induce any anomalies, but I'm having some
issues.
What I can see off the bat...
- In Safari, the logo on the right doesn't show (it does in Firefox &
IE)
- I've put the large type (our firm) at th
> What do you mean by "a bit of a margin doubling bug"? I would love to
> fix any problems you detect.
If you look closely (and it's easier to see with a firefox extension like
IETab), you'll notice that the margins between things are bigger in IE than in
Firefox/Safari/Opera. Usually the cause
Hello everybody,
I feel like such a fool...(or a newbie, which I am). Since I first tried
posting my question, which is about a week ago (long story), I must have
done something, because you are right. All of a sudden, it displays the
same in Netscape and FireFox.
What do you mean by "a bit of a
Ada Elgavish wrote:
> I am very new to css and I will appreciate any help I can get. I can
> view my webpage at http://138.26.120.126/index.html in IE, Opera and
> Safari; however, in Netscape Navigator and Firefox, it doesn't display
> correctly. Any suggestions? Thanks Ada
>
>
>
Try (not tes
--- On Thu, 4/16/09, Trevor Nicholls wrote:
> Can somebody please explain why the lower margin of my
> first para and the
> upper margin of my "fragment" div are not
> collapsing?
You fragment div is floated left. From the spec.
(http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#collapsing-margins):
"Verti
Alan King wrote:
> My site looks good in Safari, Netscape, Opera etc. but falls apart in
> IE. I've got conditional comments in a linked css file that I thought
> would sort it out. But, no. Any suggestions would be gratefully
> received:
> http://www.helixdesign.ca
>
Conditional comment
> Subject: Re: [css-d] Browser issues
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Ada Elgavish"
> Subject: [css-d] Browser issues
>
>
> >I am very new to css and I will appreciate any help I can get. I can
> > view my webpage at http://138.26.120.126/index.html in IE, Opera and
> > Safari; how
- Original Message -
From: "Ada Elgavish"
Subject: [css-d] Browser issues
>I am very new to css and I will appreciate any help I can get. I can
> view my webpage at http://138.26.120.126/index.html in IE, Opera and
> Safari; however, in Netscape Navigator and Firefox, it doesn't displa
On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:11:32 +0300
Came this utterance formulated by Jon Wickström to my mailbox:
> > And yet you have a fake XML declaration in line 9 which does nothing
> > that i can see. Still would validate though.
>
> It's a HTML-comment. I can't see what difference it would make. It was
>
Hello
Can somebody please explain why the lower margin of my first para and the
upper margin of my "fragment" div are not collapsing? How could I fix this?
I've seen this gap in both IE7 and FF3. The target market is IE6+.
Thanks in advance
Trevor
Here's the html:
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http://www.w3.org/TR/html
> it doesn't display correctly. Any suggestions?
It looks identical in Firefox (3.1b3), Safari (4b), and Opera (9.64) to me.
Your pop out menu isn't working in any of them.
It looks like you might have a little bit of margin doubling bug going on in
IE, but otherwise, it looks pretty similar t
I am very new to css and I will appreciate any help I can get. I can
view my webpage at http://138.26.120.126/index.html in IE, Opera and
Safari; however, in Netscape Navigator and Firefox, it doesn't display
correctly. Any suggestions? Thanks Ada
__
Nice Design! Site looks great in FF3!
It does break in IE6: #blurb is too far right, and pushes #sidebarRt down
the page.
I checked your IE.css file and yes you do correct the hasLayout issue but
there are always issues with floats in IE.
It might be worth using the conditional CSS to play aro
My site looks good in Safari, Netscape, Opera etc. but falls apart in
IE. I've got conditional comments in a linked css file that I thought
would sort it out. But, no. Any suggestions would be gratefully
received:
http://www.helixdesign.ca
_
Jon Wickström wrote:
[...]
> IE7. I'm hoping it is in standards compliant mode. Shouldn't the doctype
> declaration do that?
>
> URL: http://www.ekebodagis.fi/ekebo/test.html
>
> Regards,
>Jon Wickström
Jon, you have this.
#meny li.selected {
border: 9px double red;
margin: 0;
}
> And yet you have a fake XML declaration in line 9 which does nothing
> that i can see. Still would validate though.
It's a HTML-comment. I can't see what difference it would make. It was
suggested IE goes into quirks mode because of a xml-declaration, so I moved it
down and made it into a comm
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