Re: [css-d] 3 column layout without absolute positioning

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Re: [css-d] [Question] IE spacing issues

Thank you so much! That absolutely worked! :) -- Melissa Carraway 410.771.5544 x4434 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.syssrc.com -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Teressa Terry Sent: Monday

[css-d] [Question] IE spacing issues

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Re: [css-d] Browser incompatibilities.

] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Melissa Carraway wrote: http://www.decisiveelement.com/clients/mothermartin/home/index02.htm You're telling every browser on earth to run in 'quirks mode', and that is partly why you're getting these variations. A proper doctype that'll trigger 'standard mode'[1] would

[css-d] Browser incompatibilities.

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[css-d] my bad.... CSS issues Take three.

Sorry - silly case sensitive links. It should work now :) Here are my last two questions: Question #! again: Hey all :) I posted earlier last week about some absolutely positioned DIVs and wrapping text. I figured that issue out by using a float and margins (yay! - thanks all :) ) My NEW

[css-d] outer DIV wont fit inner div copy. New (working) links

It seems that when I uploaded my files to my computer at home, it all stopped working right and some images got lost. I uploaded it here to the servers at work, and the image problems have gone away for the most part (except for where Dreamweaver likes to make my links absolute.) The DIV

Re: [css-d] my bad.... CSS issues Take three. -apology/clarification

I'm sorry - I must not be very clear. Thank you for being patient with me, I'm new to this and I'll try to be clearer about my questions. http://ndc-mddev.isg.syssrc.com/html/about_overview.htm This is the same issue. I do not understand the question with regard to the first paragraph

[css-d] [QUESTION] Can't get my text to wrap part 2

with a lot of text, the outer DIV doesn't get taller to fit the copy. Instead it pokes out the bottom. Check it out here: http://www.decisiveelement.com/clients/ndcsite/HTML/about_overview.htm What can I do to get that outer DIV to behave properly? Thanks so much for all your help :) -Melissa

[css-d] [QUESTION[ Mac Mozilla issues?

ugh... how frustrating - I've been working on this all week on a PC and it looked pretty much fine, except for the issues I mentioned earlier... This one has me baffled though. My images won't show up at all on the homepage when I view it on my mac at home. What is it doing differently? How

[css-d] can't get my text to wrap!

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