Re: [css-d] Zero out a style

Shanna Cramer wrote: I frequently work on child themes and build custom style sheets in addition to the parent style sheet. Is there a way to zero out a style? Just remove any parent styling that was applied to some element. No, you cannot zero out style settings, only override them. For

Re: [css-d] Zero out a style

At 4/10/2010 06:46 PM, Shanna Cramer wrote: I frequently work on child themes and build custom style sheets in addition to the parent style sheet. Is there a way to zero out a style? Just remove any parent styling that was applied to some element. If we're to take your question literally, the

Re: [css-d] Zero out a style

I do. I am using Hybrid ( http://themehybrid.com/demo/hybrid/ ) as the parent theme and creating a child theme called nawbo. Here is the website. http://nawbogrrv.org/ Hybrid uses several style sheets that will give you desired results when used in combination. Number of columns in one, font

Re: [css-d] Zero out a style

Shanna Cramer wrote: Here is the website. http://nawbogrrv.org/ Have you tried overwriting the style in the head of the document or inline within the markup? Best, ~d PS Bottom posting is appreciated. -- desktop http://chelseacreekstudio.com/ mobile

Re: [css-d] Zero out a style

On 4/11/10 11:06 AM, David Laakso da...@chelseacreekstudio.com wrote: Shanna Cramer wrote: Here is the website. http://nawbogrrv.org/ Have you tried overwriting the style in the head of the document or inline within the markup? Best, ~d PS Bottom posting is appreciated.

Re: [css-d] Zero out a style

On 12/04/2010, at 2:43 AM, Shanna Cramer wrote: I do. I am using Hybrid ( http://themehybrid.com/demo/hybrid/ ) as the parent theme and creating a child theme called nawbo. Here is the website. http://nawbogrrv.org/ Hybrid uses several style sheets that will give you desired results

Re: [css-d] Changes how (some) browsers handle the a:visited pseudo-class

At 09:20 +0900 on 04/10/2010, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote about [css-d] Changes how (some) browsers handle the a:visited ps: In short, those browsers will limit the ways the a:visited state can be styled. Color, background-color, and to some extend, outline, border are not affected, as long as

Re: [css-d] Changes how (some) browsers handle the a:visited pseudo-class

At 07:19 +0100 on 04/10/2010, Philip TAYLOR wrote about Re: [css-d] Changes how (some) browsers handle the a:visite: A user-controllable feature within the browser, on the other hand, would provide a convenient way of working around any deficienc{y|ies} in the specification(s) whilst still

[css-d] CSS Object class not working on IE

This css code in my external .css works to put padding on a flash object tag in FF but nada in IE: object { padding-left:30px; } Normally I'd use another way around this but for various reasons this is my preferred solution Why is this not working in IE? Thanks

[css-d] IE6 float bug

I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing. There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there is just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the pages affected: http://www.peredur.net/tt280/pb88_ph.htm On opening the page, the right

Re: [css-d] Changes how (some) browsers handle the a:visited pseudo-class

On Apr 12, 2010, at 6:09 AM, Bob Rosenberg wrote: Am I reading this to say that font-* (such as style and weight, etc.) will be ignored and set to the :link value even when different in the :visited version? That is correct; any change in the font-* properties will be ignored an the value

Re: [css-d] IE6 float bug

Peter Bradley wrote: I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing. There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there is just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the pages affected: http://www.peredur.net/tt280/pb88_ph.htm On

Re: [css-d] Changes how (some) browsers handle the a:visited pseudo-class

Hi Philippe, (public service announcement) Both the next release versions of Gecko (tentatively named Firefox 3.7) and WebKit (Safari 5) will implement changes to the handling of the :visited pseudo-class. Google Chrome will, I suppose, also implement this. The underlying thinking is

Re: [css-d] CSS Object class not working on IE

This css code in my external .css works to put padding on a flash object tag in FF but nada in IE: object { padding-left:30px; } Normally I'd use another way around this but for various reasons this is my preferred solution Why is this not working in IE? Thanks I'm curious

Re: [css-d] IE6 float bug

On 4/11/10 3:15 PM, Peter Bradley wrote: I have an example site that I've developed for a course I'm doing. There are no serious problems with it except in IE6; of which there is just one that I can't remember how to fix. Here's one of the pages affected: