Ar 02/06/10 04:47, ysgrifennodd Matthew :
Is this the how dare you make so many HTML/CSS violations and still seek our
knowledge?!?!11? missive?
Well, in my opinion, no. If your code does not validate it may well be
that that is the cause of your problem. It's certainly the first
On 6/1/10 8:47 PM, Matthew wrote:
On Jun 1, 2010, at 7:56 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
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Dunno, I would start with this:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fem-w.com%2Fresume.htmlcharset=(detect+automatically)doctype=Inlinegroup=0ss=1
Philippe
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Matthew wrote:
Is this the how dare you make so many HTML/CSS violations and still
seek our knowledge?!?!11? missive?
If so, sorry for wasting your time. If not, please help me understand why my
site doesn't work in Safari. Your message does nothing to help! Thanks!
The eternal CSS n00b,
Morning Mathew
You wrote
- Original Message - but in Safari, this makes the content in
the table appear too far to the left. In Safari this must be set to 16px.
If you have Safari and can check out: http://em-w.com/resume.html
you'll see what I mean. Does anyone have any ideas?
And
This is very good advice. I spent about 4 hours last week trying to get a
site to behave. It just didn't make any sense that it wasn't working.
Finally, I decided to validate the site. There was nothing wrong with the
CSS, but there was a missing character in my HTML that was not caught by the
http://newsite.herb-pharm.com/shopping/shopping/19/online-store.html
http://newsite.herb-pharm.com/products/products/18/our-products.html
- there seems to be a display problem with the main menu with firefox on
windows, but not ie (at least the version i am able to see). the menu
items are
I apologize to Philippe and the rest of board for sounding petty, snarky and
defensive in my last message from last night. I'm frustrated and I came off as
such.
I do appreciate the help.
- Matthew
On Jun 2, 2010, at 12:20 AM, Alan Gresley wrote:
Matthew wrote:
On Jun 1, 2010, at 7:56
Hi list
This new page has two background images, one in the body and one (a
logo) in a div called #outerwall (ie the wrapper).
http://www.st-alfege.org/friends-of-the-park/
Chrome seems to compute the position of the logo differently from
other browsers and puts it about 90 pixels too far to
It was Chrome on a Mac - will ask about the version/OS and report back.
Rachel
At 17:55 02/06/2010, Jack Timmons wrote:
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Rachel Mawhood
rac...@longitude0.co.uk wrote:
Hi list
What version of Chrome?
In 5.0 and Firefox latest (I don't like to keep it open),
Liz Butler wrote:
http://newsite.herb-pharm.com/shopping/shopping/19/online-store.html
http://newsite.herb-pharm.com/products/products/18/our-products.html
- there seems to be a display problem with the main menu with firefox on
windows
Its okay in Mac FF.
In Windows:
Open Firefox.
Liz Butler wrote:
http://newsite.herb-pharm.com/shopping/shopping/19/online-store.html
http://newsite.herb-pharm.com/products/products/18/our-products.html
- there seems to be a display problem with the main menu with firefox on
windows
It looks to me (without looking into the code)
Thanks to all for the help, but this one is escaping me...
I have the following div's:
div id=page-wrap
div id=header
p class=headHeadheader/p
pheader copy/p/div
div id=content
div id=leftNavpleft nav here/p /div
div id=mainpmain content here/p/div
/div
/div
and I
Have you made leftNav and the main areas transparent?
background-color: transparent;
Rachel
At 19:56 02/06/2010, Michael Beaudoin wrote:
Thanks to all for the help, but this one is escaping me...
I have the following div's:
div id=page-wrap
div id=header
p class=headHeadheader/p
Ar 02/06/10 19:56, ysgrifennodd Michael Beaudoin :
Thanks to all for the help, but this one is escaping me...
I have the following div's:
div id=page-wrap
div id=header
p class=headHeadheader/p
pheader copy/p/div
div id=content
div id=leftNavpleft nav here/p /div
Michael Beaudoin wrote:
Thanks to all for the help, but this one is escaping me...
I have the following div's:
div id=page-wrap
div id=header
p class=headHeadheader/p
pheader copy/p/div
div id=content
div id=leftNavpleft nav here/p /div
div id=mainpmain
At 19:56 02/06/2010, Michael Beaudoin wrote:
Thanks to all for the help, but this one is escaping me...
I have the following div's:
div id=page-wrap
div id=header
p class=headHeadheader/p
pheader copy/p/div
div id=content
div id=leftNavpleft nav here/p /div
div
Rachel Mawhood wrote:
Hi list
This new page has two background images, one in the body and one (a
logo) in a div called #outerwall (ie the wrapper).
http://www.st-alfege.org/friends-of-the-park/
Chrome seems to compute the position of the logo differently from
other browsers and puts it
This will approximately position the image; however, it is not a solution.
Thank you - I'll try that substitution -
A real solution would mean re-examining your layout. There is a
pixel width set on the body, and the wrappers are set in em
widths. There is a pixel width set on the body, and
On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, Rachel Mawhood wrote:
...
I have wondered about mixing up ems and pixels - before css, one
didn't mix up pixels and percentages when laying out a page - but I
have seen other web sites where ems and pixels are used together for
layout. Should one stick to one or the
I would set everything (except possibly image sizes) in percentages.
I must say, I would rather do this. But a page width that looks just
as I want it to look at 90 per cent wide on 1024 might not look nice
at 1152. For instance, if this web page was stretched wider, then
the righthand edge
If you toggle between
http://www.applegateelements.com/contact.shtml
and
http://www.applegateelements.com/agreement.shtml
why does the navigation shift?
Interesting.
Matthew P. Johnson | Eco I.T.
320 Warwick Avenue Oakland CA 94610 | 415.254.1563 | http://ecoitsf.com
Because the contact page doesn't have a vertical scrollbar on the right, but
the agreement page does. The whole page is jogging, not just the navigation.
And actually, the contact page seems to be *stretching*, along with the jogging.
Your HTML still has a few errors.
I can't get your CSS page
If you toggle between
http://www.applegateelements.com/contact.shtml
and
http://www.applegateelements.com/agreement.shtml
why does the navigation shift?
Because of the scrollbar that shows up when there is content below the fold.
To force a gutter, you can try this:
On Jun 3, 2010, at 10:34 AM, Matthew P. Johnson wrote:
If you toggle between
http://www.applegateelements.com/contact.shtml
and
http://www.applegateelements.com/agreement.shtml
why does the navigation shift?
Because one page has a vertical scroll bar and the other doesn't.
(both
How can I find out how to validate the css?
Matthew P. Johnson | Eco I.T.
320 Warwick Avenue Oakland CA 94610 | 415.254.1563 | ecoitsf.com
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-Original Message-
From: Theresa Mesa [mailto:trixiesirishe...@gmail.com]
Sent:
Interesting. I will have to play with this... I wonder why I am getting a
scroll bar...
Matthew P. Johnson | Eco I.T.
320 Warwick Avenue Oakland CA 94610 | 415.254.1563 | ecoitsf.com
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-Original Message-
From:
I'm stumped. I rarely run into this issue.
On Jun 2, 2010, at 6:55 PM, Matthew P. Johnson wrote:
How can I find out how to validate the css?
Matthew P. Johnson | Eco I.T.
320 Warwick Avenue Oakland CA 94610 | 415.254.1563 | ecoitsf.com
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On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Theresa Mesa trixiesirishe...@gmail.com wrote:
Because the contact page doesn't have a vertical scrollbar on the right, but
the agreement page does. The whole page is jogging, not just the navigation.
And actually, the contact page seems to be *stretching*,
Header: Correct. This is just temporary graphic...
I noticed the vertical scroll is causing the issue on pages where there is
content that exceeded the vertical screen.
So do I have to give all the pages a vertical scroll bar to obtain consistency
in the nav?
Sincerely,
Matthew P. Johnson |
That's what I do.
On Jun 2, 2010, at 10:25 PM, Matthew P. Johnson wrote:
Header: Correct. This is just temporary graphic...
I noticed the vertical scroll is causing the issue on pages where there is
content that exceeded the vertical screen.
So do I have to give all the pages a vertical
Interesting. Seems inefficient. Is there another way to stabilize the nav?
BTW I am trying to get the backend of the site correct then I will focus on
making it pretty. :0)
Matthew P. Johnson | Eco I.T.
320 Warwick Avenue Oakland CA 94610 | 415.254.1563 | ecoitsf.com
Please consider the
How is it inefficient to add html {height: 100.1%} to your CSS, which
immediately applies this to all pages without so much as a how-do-you-do (since
you are using an external style sheet)? To me, if you like the aesthetics of
not having the nav jump back and forth horizontally, it seems like
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