>> On 16/02/2010 3:19 PM, Brian M. Curran wrote:
>> > Just wanted to say thanks Georg. Italics were causing my float drop.
>> I just
>> > replaced them with bold, which is not the best solution, but I do
>> want the
>> > site to work in IE6.
>> Peter Abramowicz wrote:
>> Why don't you use cond
> On 16/02/2010 3:19 PM, Brian M. Curran wrote:
> > Just wanted to say thanks Georg. Italics were causing my float drop.
> I just
> > replaced them with bold, which is not the best solution, but I do
> want the
> > site to work in IE6.
Did you try "overflow:hidden" on the container?
This usually
Peter Abramowicz wrote:
> Why don't you use conditional comments for IE6 and leave italics for
> all the other browsers.
Agree, but a simple "old-IE" hack in the stylesheet will IMO be better...
.italic {font-style: italic; font-weight: normal;}
* html .italic {font-style:normal; font-weight:b
On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 14:03:08 -, Thijs Hakkenberg
wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> I've got an template roughly like this:
>
>
> content
> content
>
>
> what I want to achieve is that the 'menu_2' div is hidden if there is no
> content in it, and fills 200 px wide if filled, and the content div
> m
On 16/02/2010 3:19 PM, Brian M. Curran wrote:
> Just wanted to say thanks Georg. Italics were causing my float drop. I just
> replaced them with bold, which is not the best solution, but I do want the
> site to work in IE6.
>
Why don't you use conditional comments for IE6 and leave italics for
At 2/18/2010 10:23 AM, Neil Hunt wrote:
>Trying to center bottom navigation menu in footer of webpage. Menu ignores
>centering and wants to left justify rather than center in a width defined
>area. Any tricks to force the centering? It was suggested that I manually
>center it by increasing the padd
If your menu is made up of a list that is arranged horizontal using
(display:inline), setting (text-align: center) for the footer
container should work. Otherwise, using (margin:0 auto) with the menu
container is also an option. Although, you may have to give the menu a
width value for that to work
> Unfortunately, I am having to work off my local drive with no access to
> upload anything at this point. New job, working with little resources at this
> point while waiting for server access and more software. Hoping things will
> be worked out next week.
Bummer. Well, shots in the dark I g
> My need to utilize noscript tags or something similar stems from the
> exact
> problem mentioned here - styles won't kick in fast enough when adding
> ".js"
> to the body or some other method. For example, in my js degraded
> version, I
Actually, I mentioned using the *HTML* element rather than
> Trying to center bottom navigation menu in footer of webpage.
There are lots of centering methods, most of which depend on the particular
page structure. A link would be really helpful.
---Tim
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Trying to center bottom navigation menu in footer of webpage. Menu ignores
centering and wants to left justify rather than center in a width defined
area. Any tricks to force the centering? It was suggested that I manually
center it by increasing the padding but I thought there had to be a better
w
I'm working on a hybrid table/css layout (legacy code). In some older
versions of Firefox (we've seen the error in 3.0.16 and 3.5.7) on
Windows XP, some table cells are about three times the height they
should be (30px). It looks correct in all versions of IE, and in
Chrome, and in FF3.6. On *my* p
Thanks all for your opinions.
My need to utilize noscript tags or something similar stems from the exact
problem mentioned here - styles won't kick in fast enough when adding ".js"
to the body or some other method. For example, in my js degraded version, I
need to have product details displayed fo
Dear Tim et al:
Great, thank you for the suggestion! It is baffling, but after some
tweaking based on suggestions, it is now flexible... no clue why, but it
works. :-)
--
In peace,
Amy M. Drayer
Web and Systems Librarian
amost...@gmail.com
http://www.puzumaki.com
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 2:58
I thought the same thing but it doesn't work on Mac - Firefox 3.5.7
I just put a table on the page with no css. The table does the same
thing. It gets to a point where it will not resize smaller.
jason
On Feb 18, 2010, at 8:58 AM, Climis, Tim wrote:
>> Any help and/or suggestions are GREATLY a
It sounds like you should make a separate template for each type of
page (one with and one without the menu). CSS is for changing the
presentation of markup, it isn't able to test for certain situations
and adjust the layout accordingly. Those types of things are for a
scripting language like PHP w
> Any help and/or suggestions are GREATLY appreciated
I have discovered that the margin-right on #aelbibDisplayLayout is causing
this. If you set that margin to 0 (instead of 200px) that fixes it. I have no
idea why though.]
Also, it appears that you have two identical selectors in your CSS
Dear List,
I've got an template roughly like this:
content
content
what I want to achieve is that the 'menu_2' div is hidden if there is no
content in it, and fills 200 px wide if filled, and the content div
musn't wrap around it:
example 1: menu_2 has content
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Dear CSSers:
I've had a heck of a time getting this layout to flex; no amount of CSS has
helped, I'm at my wits end.
I have Web pages that are partially system generated, so I cannot manipulate
all the code and am forced to use a table. However, the text table on the
left does not resize when th
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