There should be a image in the upper left corner of the content on this
page:
http://americanart.si.edu/museum_info/onlineshop/books/books.cfml?ID=47
But it doesn't show up in IE (7).
Here is the html:
div id=leftbox
centerimg src=/museum_info/onlineshop/images/aam.jpg alt=African
American
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Thierry Koblentz wrote:
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Subject: [css-d] Image Not Showing Up in IE
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Jack Timmons wrote:
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Jeff Gates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There should be a image in the upper left corner of the content on this
page:
http://americanart.si.edu/museum_info/onlineshop/books/books.cfml?ID=47
But it doesn't show up
of the parents of the text container that is cropped caused them.
Set
#center {
overflow: visible;
}
for print. That should help.
Jeff Gates schrieb:
I'm trying to create a print css and am having a few problems. The first
is that when there is a lot of text on a Web page, it only prints
I have a tiling fixed background to the body of my site. A content
container sits on top of this background. At the bottom of the page I want
to put a fixed image that sits below the container and as the container is
scrolled this image reveals itself.
To get a sense of what I'm talking about
to the bottom of the page
and revealed as you scroll up.
Start by cleaning up the markup. Get rid of all those br / you have in
there, and name the ID correctly:
div id=footer
p class=noindent
All contents of bIn Our Path/b are copy;1983-2008 Jeff Gates
/p
/div
/div
div id=car!-- --/div
I (and a few others) are encountering an intermittent CSS problem on my
site, where, seemingly all of a sudden, all styles disappear on a
displayed page.
My css validates (http://inourpath.com/iop.css, web site:
http://inourpath.com/intro.html as an example page, but can happen across
the
Oh, I'm probably the one to be embarrassed. I'm sure you're right. I'm
blindly searching for an answer to my sometimes missing CSS. ;-)
///
Jeff Gates
Life Outtacontext
http://life.outtacontext.com
On Mar 14, 2008, at 4:52 PM, Eric A. Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED
I'm trying to create a print css and am having a few problems. The first
is that when there is a lot of text on a Web page, it only prints one
page, cutting the rest of the text off.
Example: http://inourpath.com/essay1.html
Print CSS: http://inourpath.com/iop_print.css
BTW, I found a nice bit
Last night I replaced visability:hidden with display:none in my
implementation of Lightbox's slideshow. It works fine (and just as
described, the extra space that the visibility property put on my page has
now been eliminated with the display property).
It's not necessary for accessibility for
I know that one difference between display:none and visibility:hidden is
that the former does not leave space in the layout where the code exists
on the page, while the latter does. Are there other differences?
Using visibility:hidden I have hidden a whole string of links I need on
the page to
Well, it's a mystery to me. Maybe one of you can help me solve this. My
styles disappeared. I've solved how to get them back. But I'd like to know
why this happened.
In the Web site I've presently developing most of my files are of one
layout and I have separate stylesheets that define the css.
Can you post a URL to the problem pages and CSS files? Without URL's
it's nearly impossible to know what the problem might be.
When I went to the main simplified page it looked fine BUT when I went
back to
http://inourpath.com/maps/index.html
As I said, I've fixed the problem by reinstating the css links in the
head. When they weren't there the problem occurred, as I outlined it in
my original post.
Jeff
Try removing the title attributes in the css links and it should work
A
A question and a comment: Susan, can you tell me why taking out the title
attributes would fix it? Comment: I use a switcher to switch between text
sizes and I need those attributes for the js to work.
It's about preference This is a good explanation by Eric, old, but good:
I am trying to port over a menu I have on the main part of my site to a
page that is outside the site template. But in adapting the css so the
menu text is white I seem to be having a problem with IE6/7. It is showing
the whole block as white (the text is there but it, too, is white
(which is what
Jeff Gates wrote:
I've tried commenting out all indications of colored backgrounds in
any menu nav element (the menu that appears on the rest of the site
has a lot of background: #fff;) but that doesn't seem to help. I
don't know where that white background is coming from. Can anyone
Is it possible ti create a slide show with in a single picture frame
on a web site.
Take a look at Slideshow Pro (http://slideshowpro.net). It's flash-based,
the images are all in one frame so to speak, and you can set it to
automatically advance.
I've created numerous slide shows online
On Thu, 21 Feb 2008, David Hucklesby wrote:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:33:08 -0600 (CST), Jeff Gates wrote:
Page in question: http://inourpath.com/intro.html
I am still having problem with the bottom menu line breaking to a
second line in IE 6 and IE7. The MAP is breaking to a second line
David, I tried changing the width of the #nav to ems. Unfortunately,
it continues to break the menu line into two lines. Here's what I
think is the problem:
[...]
But the model you are using[1] is not centered. I also note that Stu's
design also breaks at more than one level of
-I have two horizontal navigation areas using Son of Suckerfish dropdowns
-the 2nd area is also using background image replacement
-one page has a Flash file where the 2nd level dropdowns were getting
hidden even with a transparency setting on the Flash file (solved
using
What I really would like to ask is how do I code the css so that the piece
of grass is always at the bottom of the browser, no matter how big the
browser is or how much content there is further down?
The ideal would be for the grass to always be at the bottom of the window
that the user can
Try changing the width on #nav to a suitable em value. In general,
font sizes do not correspond to any particular number of pixels-- only
in particular cases, such as in IE on an OS set to 96 DPI is that so.
FWIW - The menu breaks to two lines in all my browsers this end;
IE and Opera put
Page in question: http://inourpath.com/intro.html
I am still having problem with the bottom menu line breaking to a second
line in IE 6 and IE7. The MAP is breaking to a second line. The menu is
in the nav div which is centered within the bottom_menu div (the
bottom_menu div is exactly the width
I am trying to create a nested horizontal menu at the bottom of my Web
page.
I got it to work just the way I'd like on a test page
We have a problem printing pages from our Web site in Mozilla. It will only
print one page, no matter how long that page is.
To try to fix this problem I have created a print test with a link to a
specific print.css file (we're not using a print-specific css file at the
moment).
Here's the
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