Wes Gamble wrote:
I saw a comment on the list recently that the SPAN tag was obsolete.
Can anyone explain how that is?
It isn't. Using a span is a great way to hang a class or contextual
style on an inline element inside a paragraph or list item, for example.
p class=foosome text here is
values for a rule.
some useful links about ie cc:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/overview/ccomment_ovw.asp
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/conditional.html
HTH
Donna Casey
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Tanya Fader wrote:
I've created a roll-over CSS navigation (using a little .js). This is an
example for navigation code I found somewhere else. I've added background
images to each of the li nav elements so that they work more like
rollovers (just a note that I haven't finished so the
them)
Donna Casey
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Does anyone know where the CSS filters page at dithered.com went to? I
get a this domain expired notice going to my bookmark for it.
thanks
Donna
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Shawn Lawler wrote:
Using the * selector removes that functionality, and when
you then click a button, it'll not look as if you're pushing it in.
which isn't as easily fixed as one might think, as some browsers manage
this differently than others. Better to not break this functionality for
Mike Botsko wrote:
http://www.botsko.net/test.html
However, I don't want the link text itself
to wrap, so that a link is broken between two lines. I just want the
entire link to be pushed to the next line if the first line is too
long, I don't want it to wrap the link itself otherwise the gray
Trey wrote:
say you have a page/design that's 900px wide, but you want anyone
with a view portal of say 800px to see the _rightmost_ 800px. so the
design is neither centered nor left aligned.
What's wrong with placing everything in a wrapper div that is absolutely
positioned right?
.
Class might be used over ID (on the body tag) where an ID is already
specified for that tag (to trigger other properties that maybe are
shared by more than one page layout). Since you can only have on ID on
the element, a class might be used to trigger the menu properties.
HTH
Donna Casey
Admin at AK wrote:
Can aomeone point me at the page, or a page, where the way round this is
dealt with.
http://positioniseverything.net/explorer/threepxtest.html
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Abyss Information wrote:
[...] PNG transparency and its problems with ie [...]
my question is when you want to use it with a CSS via a style sheet
[...]
it falls over and doesn't work; is there a CSS hack for this?
AFAIK, png transparency hacks (rather, scripting) only works on
foreground
Scott Haneda wrote:
Are there any known issues I can be made aware of that would make fonts on
IE Windows unreadably small? I have a site that gets a good deal of
traffic, 2 users have reported this, and I can not replicate it.
Setting the font size to anything other than default in IE does
Stephen Kortz wrote:
If you had a rule:
div imagecaption {
background: #036 url(gradient.gif) repeat-X 0 100%;
}
And the background image is going to be a gradient that is 1px in height,
how does the gradient know how tall to be?
If your gradient is oriented vertically (taller than
Stephen Kortz wrote:
When you are using a gradient as a background element repeating along the X
axis. Is the gradient only as tall as you make it?
yes, but you can artfully fade that gradient into a solid background
color on the body's rule. If you make the image (jpg) only 1px wide, you
Christian Heilmann wrote:
However, as sexy as highlighting with CSS only is, it does not make
sense from a usability/accessibility point of view, as the current
page _should not be a link_. Personally I highlight the current page
with a strong - as this also makes sense without CSS and use
Angus at InfoForce Services wrote:
Donna Sorry. My screen reader is not seeing the underline,
well, it's there (lots of it) - for example Position in the Adaptive
Technology field is underlined in both Firefox 1.0.7 and IE6 windows
What's your screen reader and are you sure you haven't
Angus at InfoForce Services wrote:
Donna
I do not know what is wrong with my JAWS. I am tryingt to figure out why
underlineing is not being spoken.
I am not all that familiar with JAWS, but would it speak underlined if
the text isn't a link?
Donna
Using em as a class or id name is probably a bad idea.
the person isn't using as a class name, but rather, redefining the em
appearance so that when they use emmy text here/em, it uses the
properties given.
em {
font-weight: 900;
text-decoration: underline;
}
but that says nothing
Stephen Kortz wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a preferred way to get a project started. What I mean to say is, do
you type of all the HTML first, mark it up and then write the CSS or do you
do it piece meal?
I think most folks *start* by doing it piece meal, as you say --a trial
and error
Duckworth, Nigel wrote:
Yep, exactly as Donna described. But...I can also make everything
disappear by clicking on the little square box in the top right with the
[x] in it. ;) Seriously though, who does this (besides us)? And is this
problem unique to this method? I suppose someone wanting to
windows xp pro sp2, not osx
Tom Livingston wrote:
Wow. How'd you do that!?!?!?
OS X FF 1.0.7
Don't see it in Safari or Opera 9pr1 Mac - under Tiger
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This may sound like a stupid q but why? I mean, fonts take up virtually
no space and AFAIK cant be used in a malicious way? Can they? Is this
some old ruling from the old school or is there a valid reason fonts
declared in CSS cant be retrieved upon request?
fonts
JJ wrote:
What is best way to display the image (26px
tall) and then the text (about 12px tall) on the same line, with the
text vertically aligned at the middle of each image?
.listbox li {
clear: both;
padding-top: .5em;
list-style-type: none;
line-height:
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
Isn't the video/Flash content, not display gunk? Thus, it *should* be
added into the XHTML markup of your page, using the element that was
made for it: object. Then, just use CSS to style or position the object
as you like.
but isn't there an issue with swfs,
can someone point me to a page that is 1) true, 2) reliable, and
recognizably authorative, and 3) that says what the default settings are
for Internet Explorer browsers - as in ViewText SizeLargest, Larger,
Medium, Smaller, Small?
I'm in a heated debate with a company for whom I do a lot of
Felix Miata wrote:
Medium on IE is always 12pt BTW.
**yes, roughly 16px if you calculate the difference between windows and
macintosh (default 16px)
Exactly why is it you need to gauge size in pixel amounts?
Then sizing can be calculated easier. 1.2em in a container that inherits
the
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I looked into that by simply installing IE fresh to see what it
set up by default for text size, because I new most users would never
change it and wanted to match my default font size to look its best
with that setting.
It defaulted to Medium...
yes, the guy has since
Dejan Kozina wrote:
I've used Eudora Light (3.0.6) for ca. 6 years both at home and work
without any such effect on IE 4/5/5.5/6/6SP1...
Eudora4x bug
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Rob Cochrane wrote:
Tanya Renne wrote:
Unveiling tonight - launching tomorrow ...
http://www.orchidsuites.net/asq509/
Hello Tanya,
Opera v8 the whole top navigation degrades to lists.
When resizing smaller the faux column behind side navigation moves left
off the page
IE6 and FF
Top
4css wrote:
This just came up today on a forum I visit, question was in regards to using
a container/wrapper when doing your designs, if so, what would the reasons
be, if not why not, is this just for certain layouts, fixed and fluid, just
fixed, just floats etc..
well, I'd say it's kind
,
Donna Casey
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No, I see what you are saying now...the line to the RIGHT of the last
tab doesn't display the same. That line displays fine to the LEFT of the
Admin tab but not to the right. It might be useful to see how it works
when the other tabs take you to pages using the same interface - they
seem to go
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