Barrett wrote:
What do you think about controlling a ul list levels as seen by the
enduser in browser with css padding ?
I just contemplated this while wrangling with some server side code
that builds a list dynamically based on how many records it sees and
whether they are parent or
fede wrote:
Hi Everyone, I have a problem with a table in a liquid layout.
The layout is made by a left column (200px) and a right liquid colum. Body
has a margin (left-right 5%) to ensure the liquidity.
Inside the right column I have a div (width auto) containing a table. When
the table is
David Hucklesby wrote:
First, IE6 is doing its usual auto-expansion number on #before-top.
Putting an overflow: hidden; on that DIV seems to fix it my end.
There is also a 1px padding-top you have added to #before-top-logo
in your IE6 style sheet. I don't think you need that.
Follow
Christopher wrote:
Christopher, do you mean Jens? :-)
christopher and Christopher. Rather confusing, but i will get used to
the small difference ;)
regards, Jens
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Del Wegener wrote:
Hi;
The following page shows up fine in FF, but in IE7, some of the lines do not
wrap while others wrap just fine..
http://www.drdelmath.com/special_topics/function/functions_quadratic_properties.htm
Can't see any of the lines not wrapping in IE7 either. Maybe it would
christopher wrote:
ok, I'm not a designer or an artist, but I would think
the graphic needs to be to the left of the rollovers
and underneath the introductory paragraph. By doing
this, you could focus on the images better than the
rollovers, which, as mentioned by some one else, seem to
Stuart King wrote:
Style sheets - This is a problem I am struggling with. What do you do when
different pages have slightly different layouts and positioning? Do you have
one style sheets that you maintain externally or several? Are there any
articles on this or do you have some insight?
Tom Livingston wrote:
Got any
resources?
Thanks!
Hi Tom,
Here is an interesting artivle by Dave Shea, comparing the current image
replacement techniques with their ups and downs.
http://www.mezzoblue.com/tests/revised-image-replacement/
The article offers alot and you can find the
Chris Akins wrote:
I don't consider anything on that page to be tabular really. I think you
should go with CSS and no tables.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Juanita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We're redesigning our recently redesigned (1 year old) site from a 2
column to a 3 column
Hi Steve,
A link to the site would help alot in resolving your scripting problem.
The guidelines by Michael i can only recommend with more emphasis! Using
Firebug to debug your Javascript and Web Developer Toolbar for your CSS
is something that will help you alot and you will learn alot too. At
David Laakso wrote:
[1]
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
Faux columns has proved best for me when i have had the need for designs
that always go down to the bottom. If you the top of the design should
not pass up to the very top, you can just assign a container div with
the
Elli Vizcaino wrote:
Hello,
I think this might be a little off topic but it's related to validating CSS.
As of late, my documents have been validating but I get this warning:
Byte-Order Mark found in UTF-8 File - I'm clueless as to what this really
means. Can someone please elaborate? I
E McMahon wrote:
Hello -
I was wondering if anyone has tripped over this... I do believe it's a CSS
issue, but included jquery details as that is what I'm using to change
display properties.
I'm using jquery and the tablesorter plug-in (along with a tablesorter
updated module to
Hi,
The problem is related to the rowspan of the td element. Since the tr
below that needs to be expanded is still there, and only the td
elements are hidden, this effect appears.
Best would be to only add the rowspan via Javascript when the actual
expansion occurs.
regards, Jens
...there ARE some solutions using faux along with liquid:
http://www.prairiegraphicdesign.com/CSSMastery/Chapter07/faux-3-col-liquid.h
tm
-this is taken from Andy Budd's CSS Mastery book, which I recommend...
-john petroshius
Hi John,
That's a nice solution for faux columns. Thanks
Pardue, Karen T. wrote:
Hello, I checked the archives and could not find out if this has been
discussed. I feel like I am div id-ing all the time. For example, I
use the container structure quite a bit on my webpages, but wonder
what are the best practices concerning creating many unique css
div.test {
min-height:100px;
height:auto !important;
height:500px;
}
Across IE7, FF 2,3, Opera and Safari this will trigger min-height just
fine. IE6 will just play along with the height that has been given
through the height attribute and will expand further, once the
Hi,
.deco has no content and IE will simply assume the standard
line-height/font-size when there is no content and that is the reason
why the div grows bigger. Either put a simple !-- -- inside of div
class=deco!-- --/div or declare a font-size smaller than the
height of the div.
regards, Jens
-Original Message-
From: Jens Nedal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 October 2006 16:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] strikouts on style sheets
I don't use DW8, so i can't really tell or see what you mean with the
strike-through. Screenshot
bottom attributes are crossed
out if you open them in DW and click on the first line of text in Design view.
thanks
Regards
Gary
-Original Message-
From: Jens Nedal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 October 2006 12:46
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jens Nedal
Sent: 08 October 2006 18:09
To: Andrew May
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] Positioning of a container DIV containing images
andtext
Hi Andrew,
You forgot to float the div#pagetext and since h1 and p will try go
for the whole width you
Hi,
Same here. I got a large load of mails today, all dating from this
evening. Did not get any mails for a couple of days.
regards, Jens
On 10/12/06, Eoin Maguire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Anyone know if there's a problem with the list? I've only started getting
emails again today
Hi Ian,
Here is one approach to take. I have used this basically when i have
different skins for the same template, where just the color changes
and the structure remains the same.
usually the whole HTML structure is encased by one single div, that
usually does not have a style associated,
Hi Cheryl,
This one is easy. The p element still has its basic style, meaning a
1em top and bottom margin. Since you use floated divs inside the
content wrapper the browserrendering thinks there is no content inside
and applies the margin wrongly. Simply change the p margin to
something like:
p
Hi,
I would not try to use the hack on top property but rather on the
height property since that is what is causing the problem. IE reads
the height placing the padding-top outside of the box and FF takes it
inside the box, like it should be according to W3C box model.
Either use IE Conditionals
(no matter which version).
Even if Conditionals are not hacks in the common sense, they should
only be used if there is no other way. Usually conditionals will
contain very little extra code.
regards, Jens
On 10/9/06, Alexandru E. Ungur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sender: Jens Nedal date: Mon, Oct 09
Examples of crossed out style sheet attributes would be helpful.
Generator Microsoft Word 11 will surely make alot of mess out the
generated HTML and possibly not be compliant with standards.
regards, Jens
On 10/9/06, Gary Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Generator Microsoft Word 11
This one can be recommended :)
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/csspr2/index.html
regards, Jens
On 10/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all,
I am looking for a current CSS pocket reference guide that I can carry with
me everywhere I go. I just need it to look up
Hi Andrew,
You forgot to float the div#pagetext and since h1 and p will try go
for the whole width you will also need to set a width for div#pagetext
Example:
div#pagetext {
color: black;
background-color: #f0;
margin: 10px 10px 10px 10px;
float: left;
width:
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