http://www.hyperhappen.com/
is the site, can anyone see what the issue might be?
I wrote the css a long time ago and IE7 was quite happy with it, but
IE8 is cutting elements and backgrounds off. it seems to be not
wrapping floated elements properly, but I can't be sure.
is it worth trying to
Arian Hojat wrote:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FrontPage
anyone else see LOTS of p0rn links at the bottom lol?
can anyone get rid of it,
I tried editing it out but it didnt accept my css-discuss password
what password did you use? (read the edit page again)
cleared them out
Ingo wrote:
for Netscape 4 (now that I don't hide style.css from it).
Browsershots.org unfortunately offers no Netscape 4 option. Is there any
else way to get a sceenshot?
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=284499
hth
Matthew Stoneback wrote:
Is it possible for image on the left side to repeat to the bottom keeping my
design in tact? If so, what am I missing? I hope my explanation is clear
enough, if not let me know and I will try and clear up anything I have
completely blurred.
put the background image
Tony Crockford wrote:
Chris Williams wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
Funny, the convoluted use of negative margins is all over the place, and I
got it from a couple of different references, both books and example sites.
And it works in every browser on the planet... Except IE7??
I've never
Chris Williams wrote:
The reason why I do it is because then I'd have to have the .box (with
no padding) and then some bogus internal container (.inbox??) that has
some margin on it. And it would have to be everywhere there is a box
(like all over the site), as every box has this padding.
Adrienne Latimer wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to surpress the header and footer info that
browsers place on a printed page. I am referring to the page numbering and
the date/url information that the browser places on the page that is outside
of the canvas area of the web page itself.
Bill Moseley wrote:
Can someone explain that behavior (or point me where I can read about
it)?
Margin-collapse.
http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/uncollapsing-margins/
Uncollapsing Margins (Complex Spiral Consulting)
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Bernat Lleonart wrote:
Hello,
I'm stuck with what seems a simple problem, but I can't find the
solution. I have a container and two div's inside it, one is floated
left (and it has a left margin), and the other is floated right (and
it has a right margin).
While FF renders everything
Chris Williams wrote:
I'm sure it's obvious, and I'm sure it's somewhere in the Wiki pages on
IE7, but I can't find it.
It's related to your convoluted use of negative margins to overcome
padding on the box.
the fix is to remove padding from the .box and add margin to the
elements inside
Chris Williams wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
Funny, the convoluted use of negative margins is all over the place, and I
got it from a couple of different references, both books and example sites.
And it works in every browser on the planet... Except IE7??
I've never seen it used in that way
1. Is this the best way to do it (using an unordered list)?
I tried another way (floating divs left, inside a container div), but
that required me to specify a total width for the container div, or
otherwise the images would wrap to the browser window. I rejected the
method as it was
richard n wrote:
Thanks for the example Tony.
It looks good, and by reading the code I can just about work out what's
going on.
Unfortunately, PHP is beyond me, and without PHP it is just too tricky
to position everything correctly.
I only used PHP to dynamically create the gallery.
Chris Williams wrote:
It would be cool if someone would write such a tool. But it doesn't exist
from everything I can tell.
It's a tall order indeed.
when I wanted to choose widely available fonts to suggest I use this site:
http://www.codestyle.org/css/font-family/index.shtml
and pick
Eric A. Meyer wrote:
So if people want to revive
the thread, that would be great.
Cool!
I was about to reference the sectioned CSS that Andy Budd uses in CSS
Mastery (which you can find in the books downloads - Chapter one -
prototype.css)
here:
http://www.cssmastery.com/
CSS Mastery:
I'm hoping someone on this list will tell me the correct behaviour for
this situation.
I have a div inside a floated div, neither of which have widths set.
they are both inside a container div centered on the page which does
have a set width.
in IE7 the undimensioned div inside the floated
Michel Sabatino wrote:
Hi.
Which is the easiest and more efficient way to work in CSS and XHTML to
get at once a view on how it will look on IE 6 and firefox?
How to handle external css files during the same process described before?
In one word, which are the best tools (more efficient)
Demers, Scott wrote:
This is interesting. As I mentioned, this is code released as part of
the Yahoo User Interface Library ( http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/ ). If
it is in fact invalid, I'll mention it on the bug list.
The question came up on the YDN-javascript list (may 12th) and the
Felix Miata wrote:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=WordsSmashedTogether is apparently
messed up, which I discovered after doing various edits/updates to
include SeaMonkey and Firefox. Now all these places I've added SeaMonkey
have ? appended to the word, because the Wiki thinks the proper
Felix Miata wrote:
To stop a WikiWord from being turned into a hyperlink, insert !
immediately before the WikiWord.
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=WikiWord
I read that, and it seems like nonsense to say to prevent it from
being turned into a hyperlink when it isn't being
Eric A. Meyer wrote:
But please let's not start a round of hacks are breaking! hacks are
necessary! hacks are evil! on the list, especially not now. Let's
find out what we have first, and let the dust settle a bit before we
worry about which way to jump. And always remember that this is
Julian Voelcker wrote:
One of the guys I work with has endless problems with IE on his laptop
in that any design involving floats or % widths gets thrown out
completely - it is as if the browser is reading the screen width as one
thing, but in reality it is slightly narrower so layouts with
Charles Wiltgen wrote:
I'm using the current beta release at http://playbacktime.com/.
at that site in particular I can get IE to behave by changing .primary to:
.primary {
width: 500px;
_width: 500px; /* IE Hack */
float: left;
padding: 20px 0 10px;
Julian Voelcker wrote:
We need to retain the footer in the fixed position since it acts as a
status bar for the application.
naively stupid question, but couldn't you show status in the fixed
header instead?
simplifies the problem to non-existent...
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jeremy wrote:
Hey -- a while ago I found (and I thought I Furled) some site that showed like
paragraphs of type in different web-safe fonts -- you could change the size,
font, spacing, line-height, everything. There were three columns so you
could compare...
Does this ring a bell? anyone? I
jp bouyer wrote:
I'm really stuck here, anyone seeing what the problem could be ?
is this any help:
http://nemesis1.f2o.org/aarchive?id=11
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looks like Felix wrote to Debbie offlist :
Browser makers provide users with a preference adjustment etc
major rant snipped
Seems like any request to this list (or Evolt) regarding any web site
with a url is an excuse for Felix to send an off-list[1] reply
ranting about font-size.
Richard Brown wrote:
Hi
On 1 Jan 2006, at 08:42, Tony Crockford wrote:
Seems like any request to this list (or Evolt) regarding any web site
with a url is an excuse for Felix to send an off-list[1] reply
ranting about font-size.
I feel obliged to write in on behalf of Felix.
Firstly
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
We don't get rants. We get opinions, comments and information - often
based on valuable personal experience - from a lot of people.
No need to try to choke them off.
I'm not trying to choke them off.
I'm just suggesting that an off-list message in a strong and
Yazmin Media wrote:
I like this solution, but I do need self-styled tooltips. I tried this with
what I needed (a long section of text) and it chopped off the majority of
the text. It looks like the display of the title attribute has a limit on
the number of characters it can display.
You
Iorhael wrote:
Hi, I working on a three-column layout but having trouble setting
the color for the left and right columns. I have been looking at
several online tutorials and it appears that I'm doing the CSS
right, but the images aren't coming in for the column backgrounds.
When I put the
does anyone know the current position regarding min-height support in IE7?
or more specifically, what will happen to CSS rules written thus:
div.headline{
height: 40px;
min-height: 40px;
padding: 1px 0 0 0;
}
htmlbody div.headline{
height: auto;
}
where height set to 40px in the
Michael Hulse wrote:
What would you suggest as the best technique for laying-out forms in a
fluid-width site?
Any fluid-width form examples available?
I plan to use fieldsets/labels... I would prefer to have the label to
the left of the input, not above.
Any links, tips, suggestions
Bill Moseley wrote:
Should have started this way.
Here's a one-stop example of the problem.
http://hank.org/demos/corner.html
I suspect you're suffering from margin-collapse (cured by top padding
or a border)
http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/uncollapsing-margins/
Uncollapsing
Eric A. Meyer wrote:
At 2:23 PM + 12/1/05, Tony Crockford wrote:
this sounds a bit strange but why are you doing #tabs.ski which means
id=tabs.ski
That's not quite right. To select the following:
div id=tabs.ski.../div
Yeah, I spotted my idiocy within seconds of pressing
Christian Montoya wrote:
Isn't ID more specific than class? So if #footer has font-size:1em;
and then in .fancyfooter you try to override that with
font-size:1.1em; it won't be overridden, because #footer has
precedence?
good point, bad example on my part.
I'm more likely to add a class to
Kevin Cannon wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible ot use a rule with an ID and a class name in IE. e.g. like so:
div id=tabs class=ski.../div
#tabs.ski {
background-color: green;
}
this sounds a bit strange but why are you doing #tabs.ski which means
Kevin Cannon wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible ot use a rule with an ID and a class name in IE. e.g. like so:
div id=tabs class=ski.../div
#tabs.ski {
background-color: green;
}
That works fine in Firefox, but in IE the first rule works, but subsequent
ones
Kevin Cannon wrote:
I'm at a bit of a loss, and so are the oher CSS afficiando's in here.
Any ideas?
missed a useful url on my last post:
http://sonspring.com/index.php?id=102
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Paul Menard wrote:
Greeting all.
When engaging a client my design team will for provide still image created
via Photoshop to the
client. Once the client accepts the design the design person will use Adobe
ImageReady to produce
HTML cut-ups. As you can guess the content of the pages is
Tim Burgan wrote:
Hi,
I'm using image replacement on a H1 element. The problem I'm having
is that the content under the H1 is fine in Firefox, but is pushed
much further down the page in IE6. An example shows it clearly:
HTML: http://timburgan.com/css-test/index.htm
CSS:
Angela Trigg wrote:
can someone give me a reason to stick it out
given all the hacks you have to do, etc?
eventually you'll discover the power of CSS - to take semantic (x)html
and lay it out one way or another in minutes, to make a minor change
across the whole site in seconds, to get
hi all,
anyone know why this works in Firefox, but not IE:
http://www.boldfishclient.co.uk/test/test.htm (
what's supposed to happen is that a background image gets appended to
the link.
the javascript is working (maybe a bit clumsy) in Firefox and works in
IE according to the DOM inspector -
Tony Crockford wrote:
so has anyone seen anything about not being able to set background
images on elements with Javascript in IE?
it's to do with me using setAttribute (class,classname);
IE doesn't like it.
This is the *proper* way to assign a class to an element with
Javascript (AFAICT
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I have a series of background images.for example
http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/test/who_we_are_03.jpg
As you can see, the images contain some headings (who we are, what
we do) that are part of the background image(not HTML) . I would
like to insert text that
Hi all,
it's been a long time since I posted, but this one has me stumped.
I've been building some complicated pages for an interesting
(random layout CMS driven) design and all is good in most
modern browsers.
Netscape 6 makes a real mess of the layout... just sticking a
whole load of
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