Hey (double posting - sorry accidentally posted the wrong title!!),
I have a strange glitch that I can't suss out (as per usual between IE
and Firefox)
I've set up a blogger account and the css is a bit all over the place.
The blog is here:
http://ebauchemusic.blogspot.com/
the problem is reason
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It really has been a very long day. Can't even control my email abilities.
Um. Yeah, Site up at:
www.pixelapes.com
We've only been able to check it in
Firefox 1.06, IE6, and Opera 8.0.
All on windows xp.
Fearing that it will be all over the place in IEmac, safari and IE5..
but at this stage j
Ok. It's been a very very long day. But the site is up before I go on
holiday, in um, 10 hours.
Would love to hear feedback on our new website:
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I have only had a chance to have a quick look (needed a break from the
current work)
The thing that i almost check first is what happens when I resize the
text in firefox (i do that a lot on sites)
the top nav bar starts to collide with the side bar on the second
text-size increase. Probably
I think this is it. Someone correct me if i am wrong!
#id img.class
over-rides
#id img
over-rides
img.class
over-rides
img
Ric & Jude Raftis wrote:
This may well answer a question I have been confused about for a while. Does
img override #id img which overrides .imgclass?
Regards,
Cheers to Nick, Ian and Erik for your instantaneous responses!
#content img.subhead has sorted it. i actually have the #content for a
reason, the images in the header outside of content are borderless.
i could probably have thought this through a little more carefully from
the start. definite
i applied a general style to all img on site
eg
#content img {
border: 2px solid #424133;
margin: 20px 10px;}
then in some cases within the #content div, i have been trying to
over-ride the general img style with say no border or a different
margin, but it does not seem to allow it
ie,
img.s
Here is an idea that has actually been scrapped now, but i was
interested in the results anyway
http://www.pixelapes.com/pixelapes_test/test8/
the image scaling works quite well, not the best quality, but alright.
One of the problems seems to be that IE sometimes misinterprets this and
initially
Christian Heilmann wrote:
On 8/8/05, Jan Brasna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As I recall there is a simple solution to this. Can someone enlighten me?
Maybe overflow: hidden ?
yes, can you explain why you arent doing this with a border colour, or
maybe send a link example?
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