[css-d] firefox micro versions

I just got an email from a company I'm contracting through, from their engineers (don't get me started on these guys). My html/css is 100% standards compliant, and looks identical in firefox 3.0.5, safari, opera, and all versions of ie. Great, right? But they just sent me a series of

[css-d] the correct way to declare textarea width

I hate form elements... I've run into this problem before, I don't think I've ever actually understood it. On this page http://scotaganda.com/work/MineKey/opinionsBoard.html the Express your opinion textarea is fine in firefox, but both safari and ie place control on the right hand side of the

[css-d] which ie bug is it?

I'm under the gun to convert a page to standards, and I'm using blueprint to maintain my design. I'm hitting some weird ie display bugs, and my tricks to stop them aren't working. I can't get ie to correctly honor a relative position rule on a text type input, nor can I get it to nudge it up via

Re: [css-d] which ie bug is it?

oops, I did something, and now ie is failing to recognize the width property again On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Eric Cash etc...@gmail.com wrote: I'm under the gun to convert a page to standards, and I'm using blueprint to maintain my design. I'm hitting some weird ie display bugs, and my

Re: [css-d] container help (BB)

RKN Studio wrote: Hello - I'm having a little trouble with an image being the larger portion of content within a div container. I'm not sure why it is that text content will extend the container as necessary, but not an image. Am I missing something? #nav is floated left, used to be you

Re: [css-d] container help (BB)

RKN Studio wrote: Thanks Eric - That appears to work for Moz/FF, but not IE6... :/ I'm still too groggy too test this, but if I remember correctly, the trick to getting ie6 to jive with the overflow: auto trick is to give that same element a width. Try a width on #main-text and let us know if

[css-d] firefox odd width problem in unordered list

I just got yanked into this job as a last minute emergency. I'm spending most of my time reading the css and trying to figure out what the guy before me was trying to do. So I got this here page, http://www.mentallyregarded.com/advo and a comp that I have to make it look like. I have two days,

[css-d] maybe I should just use tables, line break before float problem...

I've been ripping my hair out over this for two days straight now, please help, I need to eat soon. Maybe I'm using floats incorrectly, I'm not sure. I'm laying out this site with a friend, it's my first collaborative project, and it's still in the early stages, I apologize for the messy css,