Re: [css-d] denying the downloading of img

I have a request to stop anyone from copying and downloading images from the website I am working on now. Someone told me that that is possible with css. I have researhed it, but have not been able to find anything on that. I have a few questions. 1. is it possible with css? 2. if it is how

Re: [css-d] changed behavior of recently updated FF

I have been working on this site for a number of weeks and things, with some exception have been looking pretty good in both IE6 and FF. These are the only browsers I bother with. I am now involved in carrying out requested revision, typos, and fine tuning the content when it suddenly noticed

Re: [css-d] how to achieve space between ul ul li

I have been trying for some time to get some distance between ul li li ul li li /ul li the last two li's and have had NO success. I have tried ever which way that I can think of and nothing happens. The website url is http://www.necwa.org/new_site/mwr.html For this I

[css-d] a html 4.01 strict problem

I have always used the target=_blank when I wanted to open a document in a new window. I included the following code on a membership page --Please download and print the a href=pdf/membershipAp.pdf target=_blankspan class=strongMembership Application/span/a -- I just found out that

Re: [css-d] firefox css problem

I have run into a problem with firefox that I just do not know how to solve. IE6 displays it just fine. I thought that IE7 and firefox did also. Just found out yesterday that I was wrong. I did validate the html code and css, am using html strict. The only difference with xhtml is that am not

Re: [css-d] validation question

I just tried to validate a recent style sheet and was given 4 errors. I thought the shorthand for border is border: size style color; if you want to style all four sides. It did not like the border styling in these four entries: img a:link a:visited{ padding:.15em; border:1px thin

Re: [css-d] firefox2 and h1

I just redesigned http://www.ccpoma.org and it looks the way I want and have also validated both the css and the xhtml. I just checked it in my updated firefox browser and I have a PROBLEM! I have no idea how to solve it. The div id=header contains a h1 tag and nothing else. I have styled the

[css-d] ul lists and css

I am having problems with styling ul. I have the following css style on an linked css style sheet for all the good it does me. Sorry I do not have the page on the web. --- The first two are for a specific ul .staff ul {font-size: 85%; list-style: none;}

[css-d] header problems

http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html This simple page is tying me up in knots. I hope by the time you look at it will have been updated (cannot ftp to the server). This is the same problem as my previous posting of too much space on the right side. I went and added in the css for

[css-d] extra space on the right side of column

Thank you all very much. The problem is solved and I had also fixed the validation problem earlier with some other advice. Someone asked why I used the definition list. I used it because it gave me the layout I wanted quickly and easily. I am still very much a novice with css and xhtml (have

[css-d] extra space on the right side of column

I have a problem with ie6. The page is displayed correctly in ff. So do I need to use a hack to remove this extra right side space? It was suggested that I validate the page and that then the page would display correctly in ie. I managed to remove most of the error but am stuck with several

[css-d] extra space on the right side of column

I seem to have a problem that I do not understand why? http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/keynote2004.html is a simple one column page. As I was working on it I saw suddenly extra 2px(?) on the right side that should not be there. It was not there in the beginning, and nothing that I tried

[css-d] layout problems, especially in ff

I have trying to get similar results for my site in ie6 and ff1.5, with not much success. I work alone so have decided to limit myself to these two browsers, with the OS w2000. If anyone can check also with other browsers, and OS thank you very much. The url is

[css-d] p:first-letter

I tried for the first time p:first-letter. When I used it it, every first letter of every p on the site got changed. I only put in a slightly larger increase in font size and bold it. What I also got in ie6 was an at least 1em if not more space between the first letter and the second. I reduced

[css-d] target

My present website has a couple of href that need to open in their own window. When I had the xhtml validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my only error. Why and is there a css solution for this dilemma? I would like to keep my xhtml strict error free. Also why is a blank space in a

[css-d] advantage to using doctype strict over transitional

As I am working on redisigning a website, I began to wonder what difference does it make whether I use the xhml1 transitional or strict doctype. I had done my first css site using transitional, and after reading the digests as I received them, I decided to change the doctype to strict. There was

[css-d] ul and its margins and how to shape them

Finally relized that my shortcut listings for the font was wrong and now the font link color problem is solved, but still need help in understanding the box that is ul. MJ __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection

[css-d] to pre or not to pre

I have been studying xhtml and css and have found in one book this example: pre one three five two four six /pre I can then use css to style it whichever I want. Now I have been using ul in order to set up the same lines, and styling it with css. Now I am wondering which is the better code to

[css-d] css layout for college student paper

Hi, this is my first request. I just found you a few days ago. I am enjoying the digest, some of which I understand and some of which is straight over my head. I put my community college student newspaper on the web, and have for several years. It has been a great experience as I am a web design