Dead Css-D,
I would appreciate any comments from people who have time to take a look
at
http://tnhtest.grubbyconsulting.com
especially in browsers other than FF/Ubuntu.
TIA,
Tom
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Dear Css-D,
I have a conundrum that has me scratching my head. I've inherited this
site:
http://web.ngocentre.org.vn
which works ok, except on pages like this:
http://web.ngocentre.org.vn/taxonomy/term/54
...where the left and right sidebars have floated off down to the bottom
right. The
On 12/6/06, ~davidLaakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom Lancaster wrote:
I've been a bad web designer and apparently not tested my site on IE6
for
donkey's years. I looked at this page today
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/184
I think you may have forgotten to check
Hi,
I've been a bad web designer and apparently not tested my site on IE6 for
donkey's years. I looked at this page today
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/184
and something's obviously gone awry while I was napping. This is
dramatically screwy in IE6, while behaving quite well in
Hi,
I've been a bad web designer and apparently not tested my site on IE6 for
donkey's years. I looked at this page today
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/184
and something's obviously gone awry while I was napping. This is
dramatically screwy in IE6, while behaving quite well in
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Tom Lancaster wrote:
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2
Extremely weak when subjected to font-resizing - especially in IE6.
The 'italic bug'[1] is pushing center-column too wide at some steps -
making it drop.
OK, thanks for reminding me of that. I
Thanks for the reply -
cappellano wrote:
http://www.newhanoian.com/details.php/venueid/2 - On FF 1.5.0.6 for
Linux (gentoo in my case) it looks okay, but the layout is complete
messed up when I resize font. On Epiphany it worked okay. Worked on
Seamonkey as well. I dont use KDE, so I cant
Hi Again,
thanks to help from this community I believe most of the layout kinks of
my site have straightened, at least for IE6 and FF.
I'd appreciate it if anyone with a minority browser ( particularly
safari and linux browsers ) could take a peek at the two following
example pages and let me
Hello,
I'm having problems with the following page in IE6:
http://www.newhanoian.com/new_details.php/venueid/2
Firstly, the whole page is slightly left of center ( it's supposed to be
centered ). This applies to whatever content the template has.
Secondly, the content in the middle column
Thanks Gunlaug!
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Tom Lancaster wrote:
I'm having problems with the following page in IE6:
http://www.newhanoian.com/new_details.php/venueid/2
I'm really surprised :-)
IE6 is such a nice bugger ...err... browser ;-)
Firstly, the whole page is slightly left of center
cj wrote:
i think what you're trying to do is to contain the float, and the best
way i know to do that is
body:after {
clear: both;
content: .;
display: block;
height: 0;
visibility: hidden;
}
great. I didn't know about the :after pseudo class. Presumably
Ingo Chao wrote:
Its a rabbit with sharp claws.
It's a rabbit I hadn't noticed. Thanks for taking the time to point it
out. Very much appreciated.
You are not linking smallads.css to the tables version, but to the
second. So in effect, this rule
td, a, th { white-space:nowrap; }
Hello.
I've already lost a weekend to this problem, so I'm going to put it out
there in the hope that someone has encountered and slain this dragon
before, or failing that, can tell me why it's not a dragon, but only a
rabbit.
Here goes:
I've been retrofitting a site that used tables for
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