Anyone else had any problems with the Suckerfish dropdowns in ie7 beta 3?
I'll roll over one link which reveals the drop down list for that link but
when I roll off the link the list doesnt go away. So if I roll over another
link the previous list I had rolled over is still showing. Also, if the
Was just browsing this site in Safari and noticed it's not pulling the style
sheet. Firefox is though...Just thought it was strange...any ideas why?
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Ugg...forgot to include a link. But I think I have figured it out. Safari
has problems when the shorthand for the background property is not written
correctly. Although I thought this only affected earlier versions of safari.
Looks like it has to be it though as safari loads the link styles and
Well, it wasnt the shorthand for the background property. It was a couple of
unneeded characters.
On 5/4/06, D Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ugg...forgot to include a link. But I think I have figured it out. Safari
has problems when the shorthand for the background property is not written
Hi,
I've done this before but it's been a while and can't remember which
site I did it with...
Anyways, I need to have my wrapper's repeating bg image extend the
whole length of the page. I know I can just add a bg image to the
body but the body will also have a bg image of it's own. I
I found the answer after googling a little more:
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/50003
On Feb 1, 2006, at 6:16 PM, D Ross wrote:
Anyways, I need to have my wrapper's repeating bg image extend the
whole length of the page. I know I can just add a bg image to the
body
Google analytics is nice and free...I use it.
http://www.google.com/analytics/
On Jan 27, 2006, at 9:07 PM, {tonyFelice} wrote:
Does anyone know of a good resource for browser/platform statistics?
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Hi all,
I'm currently working on a build for a client. They want the main
navs up top to be dropdown menus. I have them working perfectly in
Firefox/Safari ... basically any browser other than IE. In IE the
actual navs that you see at all times when hovered over actually
change the
I received some very useful help for this problem so all should be
taken care of now.
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FORGET about ie mac - don't worry about..dont waste thought on it.
It's gone bye bye.
On Jan 25, 2006, at 3:45 PM, Denise Hartmann wrote:
Help,
I am having a problem in mac IE 5.2 with www.ourtownplayers.org,
the main body of the site won't float. It's ending up below the
content on
*BESIDES* the fact that it's just good practice to use headers or
because the W3C recommends that headers should be used in sequential
order, is there any other reasons to use header tags?
Search engines!
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It's probably not the browser. Dreamweaver often times doesn't show
css layouts correctly.
If you have a link to your site that would probably help.
On Jan 20, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Cory Perry wrote:
Hey everyone, I having a problem with my CSS formatting when viewed
in a
browser compared
On Jan 16, 2006, at 2:36 PM, David Mulder wrote:
URL: http://home2006.msu.edu
Does anyone know what is going on when Safari drops the left column as
mentioned below?
Try adding a padding-bottom or margin-bottom of about 20px on the
bottom navigation that is in the content area. So as
On Jan 5, 2006, at 8:31 AM, ghvyghvy wrote:
I joined this group and I daily receive messages. I am a newbie to
CSS.
I would like to learn CSS. Please give me a set of books with
authors so
that I can learn from start in a step by step way. I know HTML
(almost).
I need to learn CSS
This may or may not help but always add display: inline to any
element that is floating and has a margin. IE doubles margins of
floated elements and adding this will do no harm to anything else.
On Jan 4, 2006, at 9:12 AM, jp bouyer wrote:
In moz, opera and netscape, my layout stays as
Don't think this has been mentioned but you could also use something
like:
h1 strong { background: #00; }
h1strongThis is your heading/strong/h1
Then, only the words will have the background and not the whole line.
On Dec 25, 2005, at 9:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to make
I'd probably just make the background of the body black then put
everything inside a containing div that is set to 99% or whatever you
want it to be.
Try that.
On Dec 24, 2005, at 11:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all,
I'm having trouble getting IE 6 to read my background
This guy used to have an amazing myspace page but it appears they
deleted it for some reason...I saw it before they did and was in awe
that he could make all that table junk look like what he had it to. I
checked out his code and he had used display: none and replaced table
cells with divs
Awesome - thanks fellas.
On Oct 12, 2005, at 9:41 AM, Pringle, Ron wrote:
How is it sacrificing accessibility?
Actually, if you provide borders for your input box as well as a
background
image, you can have an input (search) box that shows up whether the
images
are turned off or not.
Is it possible to use a background image as a search box? If so, will
the search box outline still be there or can the image be the actual
box?
Thanks
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Try adding display: inline to all floated elements that have margins.
On Aug 3, 2005, at 3:34 PM, patrick mattison wrote:
I'm sure this is a common problem but I can't seem to figure it out.
in IE for Windows #container and #bricks seem to have an inherent
left margin. I tried adding an IE
Don't code your site for ie mac. ie mac has been abandoned by
microsoft and hasnt been updated in 3 or so years and never will be.
More importantly, don't code for ie mac for the simple fact that your
catering to people who havent updated their browsers and computers in
a VERY long time.
The
I've been sizing fonts by specifying 100.01% on the body (the .01%
helps safari and maybe IE for those wondering). I've been seeing,
quite frequently, people specifying body font size as 76%. Any
advantages or disadvantages to this besides probably not having to
specify basic font sizes
Try adding display: inline to anything that has a float with margins.
Sorry, I posted this earlier, but the site was moved to a test
folder until it goes live - http://www.yachadindustries.com/test/
The right column is floated over, and in IE 6 there's extra padding
being shown there -
Try background: transparent or background: none on the li link navs
http://www.seafoodlab.cmast.ncsu.edu/index.html [xhtml]
http://www.seafoodlab.cmast.ncsu.edu/styles/sflabstyles.css [css]
I have a specificity problem. The last thing I added were the
default link styles at the very
.I also can't seem to
understand how to get the divs to stretch as long as the longest
content.
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
To have the image stretch with the content you should use a
vertically repeating background image in your container. Check this
article for
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