On 13 July 2011 14:28, Brian M. Curran br...@draftingservices.com wrote:
Hello CSS Homies,
What's that website that has a bunch of list styling examples?
www.cssplay.co.uk ?
Val
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On 1 September 2010 14:16, Brian M. Curran br...@draftingservices.com wrote:
Duncan Hill wrote:
Webdesign-l etc would be better to take this because List-Mom is sure to be
preparing the Sword of Damocles for this thread now.
Thanks for the other valuable info Duncan. As for webdesign-l,
On 31 August 2010 19:07, Diogo diogo...@gmail.com wrote:
Someone knows where can I find a horizontal css photo gallery like this one?
(js,jquery,etc...)
http://www.royallepage.ca/spotlight_en.swf
Try CSSPlay - oodles of CSS-only galleries there.
Is there a CSS method to hide the current page link in a navigation
list? ie: if you're on the widgets page, you don't get the See our
crazy widgets! link in the menu.
I'm responsible for looking after a static HTML site that has had
more and more pages added to it over the years, and changing
On 16 August 2010 20:01, Jukka K. Korpela jkorp...@cs.tut.fi wrote:
If you cannot use any more advanced server-side techniques, then probably
the best shot is to add a piece of JavaScript that traverses the links on
the page and hides any link pointing to the page itself. Here, too, one
might
On 16 August 2010 21:00, Sandy sfeld...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Not a whole different style sheet, just that little bit in the head of
each page. I think it's actually about the same amount of work as adding
class=current to the current page on an html page.
The advantage of this approach is if
Viewing it in FF3.6.8/WinXP and all the quote marks are showing for me.
Try upgrading to the latest Wordpress.
Val
On 13 August 2010 21:21, Jody Levinson j...@troutdream.com wrote:
I fell off this list somehow, but have re-upped.
I am working on a site which is using a purchased WP template
Just a guess - would it be something to do with the class names?
They're both split into two unconnectioned sections. Try connecting
all the words in each name with underscores and see if that makes a
difference.
Val
On 13 August 2010 20:39, Arian armyofda12mnk...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey all,
You also have two different background colours, two different font
colours and two different margin values.
Val
On 26 July 2010 15:50, Gabriele Romanato gabriele.roman...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
you should fix these errors first:
line-height: 1.7em; /* correct */
you missed a ; token, so
I agree with you. Information within the code that's meant for humans
to read should go into comments; div and ID names themselves should be
fairly descriptive anyway (#maincontent, #leftcol etc.). HTML
elements such as divs are meant to be read only by the browser and
making the browser search
Why use a HR? Why not use a styled border property for one of the divs?
Val
On 8 June 2010 15:21, Andy B. sonfir...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi. I have the following html and css code. My question is this: I need to
use css to position the hr / tag blow the ACTIONS, ICON, TITLE AND
VISIBILITY divs
I've been seeing similar pharma-spam on several of my Yahoo groups in
the last week, but at least one has been from an AOL account. So it's
not just Gmail.
Val
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Just had a quick look through my various Yahoo group message lists; of
the five pharma-spams that I've spotted, two were from AOL addresses
and three were from Yahoo addresses.
So it appears that talk of any Gmail bug really is an aromatic
dried, salted fish.
Val
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That's the same story that was posted on Computerworld - the one that
Eric linked to.
Val
On 21 April 2010 17:34, Peter Hammarling pe...@artworkers.net wrote:
relevant news story on Macworld
http://www.macworld.co.uk/digitallifestyle/news/index.cfm?newsid=3221204
Peter H.
Reported to Google Sites for abuse.
Val
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If you have FTP access to the server, then simply download the whole
site to your local machine server. If not, use a website grabber such
as HTTPtrack.
Val
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As I said, correct the comment syntax, throughout your document- it
should be in the form of:
!--comment here--
This 'commenting' syntax stops the browser from processing anything
that comes after the '!--' until it comes to ' --' which tells the
browser to start processing the code again.
Val
It's your first commented line that's screwing things up - correct it to:
!--Begin Logo Heading--
HTML comments should have only two dashes at the start and end.
Val
2009/11/25 rob...@angelsoflight.net:
Someone please help.
my site shows perfect in IE, but in Mozilla, It doesnt show my
Forget about fiddling with image placement - just use two different images.
Val
2009/11/16 John Franks johnfra...@hotmail.co.uk:
I am trying to create the effect where the “back to top” image/link is
initially coloured in white, as is currently happening. But when a user
hover’s over the
This isn't a CSS question.
Look up PHP includes and server side includes.
Val
2009/11/2 andre petyan andrepet...@yahoo.com:
i have a page.
its pretty complicated.
its not near ready.
i have about 50 links on a page; a list of links(ul)
what i want to do is make a sidebar or something
The p tag should only be used for styling text.
For a block of images, try using an unordered list within a div, using
css to style all the tags:
..div class=gallery
ul
li
img src=images/image1.jpg /
h6caption/h6
/li
li
img src=images/image2.jpg /
h6caption/h6
/li
/ul/div
Using H tags
Style all links in the stylsheet, as follows:
a:link {color: #xx} /* unvisited link */
a:visited {color:#xx} /* visited link */
a:hover {color: #xx} /* mouse over link */
a:active {color:#xx} /* selected link */
Val
2009/10/16 Chris Blake ch...@3pointdesign.com:
helloo,
a
Yes, may if it ain't broke, don't fix it. But to me, this site IS
'broken' - the coding is offensiely ugly. I'd certainly want to redo
it if I had the chance, if only to ensure a little more beautiful
coding in the world.
Besides which, good coding simply works better - it loads faster and
ranks
A whole site done virtually all in Javascript??? Yes, Brian, I can
certainly confirm that it could have been better done.
Do you have the power to rewrite the coding?
Val
2009/10/12 Brian M. Curran br...@brianmcurran.com:
Hi,
I was just given access to a site to make updates, and when I logged
Have you looked at www.cssplay.co.uk/menus ? He has a wide range of
menus on there.
Val
2009/10/7 Michael Beaudoin mich...@ba-doyn.com:
I've looked at the Suckerfish menus, plus a few more, but none of them
explain how to use drop down menus with a graphic as the main menu.
If anyone has
That's what I do when a stylesheet gets too long and complex. In
those cases, I break it down into typography.css for the fonts,
structure.css for the layout and style.css for the colors etc; I might
also have a separate navigation stylesheet. The I write a main.css
that contains nothing but
I've done something very similar recently. It's not too difficult.
Create a container div that holds both your text and the image. Then
create a div to hold the image and give that a minus margin-right,
with float:right and clear:left. In the markup, put the image-div
inside the container div.
2009/9/29 Ben yng...@gmail.com:
Sorry, my gmail isn't set up to reply to the list...
++
I have Gmail as well. Select reply to all and it goes to the list as
well as the OP.
Val
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OK - reposting:
I've done something very similar recently. It's not too difficult.
Create a container div that holds both your text and the image. Then
create a div to hold the image and give that a minus margin-right,
with float:right and clear:left. In the markup, put the image-div
inside the
This promises to resolve (nearly) all IE styling issues, with no need
to add any IE-specific hacks:
http://code.google.com/p/ie7-js/
Val
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. But it
won't.
Can any of you guys see what's wrong, 'cos I sure as heck can't.
(The coloured lines are just borders around the elements to help me
see what's going on.)
Will be extremely grateful for any answers.
Val Dobson
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hair out. I suspect that the
problem lies further up the page - a property of one of the other
elements is disrupting the flow. Just can't seem to see it.
Charles - I'm just trying to fix the basic layout at the moment - all
the visual design stuff I'm leaving till later.
Val Dobson
2009/9/14
Check your code. You've forgotten to close your container div - and
several other tags as well.
Val Dobson
2009/9/11 Daniel Hammond dan...@objectivedesigns.com:
URL: http://www.numcchildren.org/thezones/index.htm
CSS: http://www.numcchildren.org/children.css
Does anyone have any idea why
It's done with a combination of background colours and
part-transparent images. You can probably find the script - or
something like it - on cssplay.co.uk
Val
2009/7/29 Chris Blake ch...@3pointdesign.com:
Hi,
I have been stuck on creating a menu like the one you can see here:
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