Peter Abramowicz wrote:
Why don't you use conditional comments for IE6 and leave italics for
all the other browsers.
Agree, but a simple old-IE hack in the stylesheet will IMO be better...
.italic {font-style: italic; font-weight: normal;}
* html .italic {font-style:normal;
e...@copywritecolombia.com wrote:
Yes if you turn off the css then and just have the simple html as
long as you read it then that is correctly formatted? My question is
if there any way I can make this html better?
We usually don't deal with HTML as such here on css-d. We focus on CSS
Brian M. Curran wrote:
I tested my page http://www.draftingservices.com/building_survey.html
in IETester and it showed my right column pushed down, as if I had an
issue with my column widths.
Noticed that IE6, IETester and standalone dropped the right column when
set to _normal_ or
Brian M. Curran wrote:
Thank you. However, could you explain a bit more because I Googled
auto-expansion bug and didn't find much, and my margins are set to:
margin:0; .
This is as good an explanation as any for that bug in IE6 and older...
Doug Niven wrote:
However, I cannot get the middle cell to display 240px wide:
http://people.ucsc.edu/~class1/
Subtract the side-padding from the float-width - both side-floats.
width: 230px + padding-right: 10px equals float-width = 240px.
That will leave 240px between the floats.
Dave M G wrote:
I am trying to create a DIV that floats to the right of some content,
but will stay fixed vertically even when the page is scrolled up or
down.
Is it the behavior of the right float on this page you want...
http://www.gunlaug.no/main-en.html
...?
If so, that's a
Karl Bedingfield wrote:
Having a little problem with image paths.
[...]
My folder structure is: library folder holds css folder and images
folder.
Since css folder and image folder are in same folder, try the short and
direct...
.header h2 a {
background:
Lisa Frost wrote:
The page in question is here:
http://www.diabetesflight50.org/test/xhtml/supporters.html
I don't want to be emailing you all for every little thing that
stumps me.
Why not? That's what CSS-D is for. :-)
Floats are not well suited for that kind of line-up. Resize text
Ingo Chao wrote:
here is the testcase with the :root:overflow fix
http://satzansatz.de/op/minheightrootoverflow.html
Great!
I arrived late on this thread, and it is good the see a fix has been
found for that irritating bug.
regards
Georg
Alan Gresley wrote:
What bug are you talking about. There were two bugs.
I'm only interested in the following...
1. min-height bug with Opera 10.00 as demonstrated by Ingo and fixed
with :root { overflow: auto; }.
...and the fact that it appears to be fixed in upcoming Opera versions.
David Laakso wrote:
I'd appreciate your comments and suggestions on this site.
http://chelseacreekstudio.com/
Question: do you mean STRONG or *BOLD* when you code...
pstrongBelow are/strong thumbnail images..
...? (You know what I mean ;-) )
Also, IMO the horizontal line should be
Magnus Fahlström wrote:
I don't know how to achieve this without using a table:
http://www.magstorm.se/table.htm A table-like design with four
columns, with every row numbered, wrapped in a float:left div.
For content that fits the tabular data definition, use HTML tables.
Your example
Chick Newman wrote:
I would like to know what people are doing to create rounded corners
on div borders in non-mozilla , non-safari browsers.
Still rely on shaped corners in all browsers, with javascript or
editor generated source-code...
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/wd_demo_shapes_03.html
Lisa Frost wrote:
How do I go about vertically aligning the name of the villa in my
header div with the menu.
Page is here: http://www.villaphuket.com/dev/
Better to do it backwards :-)
Style the ul to...
#header ul {
margin : 15px 0 6px 0;
padding: 0;
float: right;
}
...and
tedd wrote:
... Please review the following using FireFox:
http://php1.net/a-menus/simple-drop-down/
Can't see any problems in Firefox 3.0 / 3.5 on windows or Linux. Appears
and works the same as in other browsers.
regards
Georg
Angela French wrote:
I have some foreign language text on my page (Cambodian) which I have
rendered in html. Opera, IE, and FF all render the text in different
sizes. I have tried em, pt, px, %. I can do a conditional style
sheet to target IE, but I don't have a way to target Opera.
r...@catjuggling.com wrote:
I have tried this page in Chrome, Safari, IE6, and Firefox. In the first
three browsers I get the result I expect, but Firefox is doing its own
thing.
http://www.mcmullincreative.com/crows/
I guess you want it to appear like this...
Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:
Will setting any small amount of padding on the innermost containing
box do the trick, like 1px or even 0px as opposed to not declaring
any padding at all?
Has to result in a real vertical padding - minimum 1px - to work
reliable, so 0px, or a value so small
Jay Tanna wrote:
So is Lassko our resident expert on all things CSS here?
Mmmm, *Laakso* is _good_ - especially at tearing our dream-designs
apart. I quite often let him have a go at mine ;-)
It is useful to know so that we can fire quick questions towards him
to his direct email.
Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:
So that's the margins of the h1 and the p interfering? Outside the
boxes of the divs which contain them? I *really* don't understand
how margins are calculated!
You're encountering collapsing margins...
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#collapsing-margins
Hugh Guiney wrote:
http://www.nospoon.tv/test/bgcolor.html.
I have tried this in Firefox 3.5.3 and Chrome 3.0.195.27 on Windows
XP and the result is the same. Oddly enough, IE7 renders them exactly
the opposite. So, barring that, how do I get the first example to
render the same as the
Wade Smart wrote:
My friend called about her web site having an issue.
She said a button has dropped.
http://www.bartlesvillehomefinder.net/
Zero out default margins and paddings on the ul...
ul {padding: 0; margin: 0;}
regards
Georg
bruce.som...@web.de wrote:
On the page at http://www.maireadnesbitt.com/press/press8a.html there
is an article in French with a translation.
It was a simple matter to place the two texts side by side and at the
same time, assure that corresponding paragraphs begin on the same
line, by
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