Re: [css-d] wide page: extending element background beyond right edge of window?

Thanks! I'm getting closer, and indeed display:table will do that trick in everything but IE. A follow-up question... IE6 does expand the container in that example-page, but if IE/win doesn't do that in an actual page, add... You're right, in my original example everything's fine in IE. I

[css-d] wide page: extending element background beyond right edge of window?

I have a Web page whose content is sometimes wider than the browser window, necessitating a horizontal scrollbar. Several elements fairly high up the DOM tree have horizontally repeating background images. The problem is, when the content is wider than the window these background images

Re: [css-d] wide page: extending element background beyond right edge of window?

need the orange background to continue the width of the table. Thanks, --Dave On Oct 26, 2006, at 17:35 , Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: David Feldman wrote: [...] Any ideas? Plenty, but I don't know which one to suggest unless you give me an idea about the layout it's supposed to improve. Can

[css-d] disappearing content in IE

I'm having a funny problem in IE with a Web app I'm working on. The CSS is fairly complex overall, but not for this in particular. There are two tabs. (Sort of Mac-selector-style, rather than traditional-style tabs.) Each has a div full of content associated with it. A JavaScript checks

[css-d] form unexpectedly submits on Enter

Typically, a form won't submit when you press the Enter key in a text field unless it has a button type=submit or input type=submit. I have a form that is submitting anyway, and it shouldn't. I have looked long and hard at it and can't see any difference between it and a similar form that

[css-d] problems with tree widget

I'm trying to make a hierarchical tree widget. The tree itself (ultimately embedded in a frame or iframe) is a ul, each item an li, and various elements and controls in each item are left-floated elements. The label itself isn't floated. It works well overall, but (1) When item labels get

Re: [css-d] ids for XHTML radio buttons

I think it works in IE6, Firefox, and Safari (at least recent versions). I was surprised as well, but came across it working and was curious. --Dave On Oct 26, 2005, at 10:40 , David Dorward wrote: On 26/10/05, David Feldman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This may be off-topic, for which I

[css-d] stuck on IE scrolling/positioning/background/form bug

I'm working on a Web app for a client, and have a sort of interdependent collection of IE bugs. I think I have a workaround for the worst two, but the whole thing is weird enough that I thought I'd find out if anyone had experience with these. (I'd love to post a link but of course the

[css-d] submitting forms via Enter

I'm creating a number of forms with styled buttons. I've given up on both input and button elements because of the variable-width padding IE adds to them (as well as the 1px border IE puts around their background images) and am using a tags instead, styled with CSS and with

[css-d] IE background flicker on a:hover

I've read a bunch of different techniques for dealing with background- image flicker in IE (which seems to occur on a elements as well as on other elements when their CSS properties are being modified by JavaScript. Some have worked, some haven't, and some aren't appropriate to all

[css-d] centering graphical buttons

I've never been able to figure out how to center fancier graphical form buttons. I typically implement them like this: a class=Btn href=# onclick=doSomething();span class=CtrButton Label/spanspan class=Right/span It's not the prettiest HTML ever, but it allows me to do variable- sized