[css-d] DIV background image in wrong place

I'm obviously doing something wrong(ly): I want a background image to appear in the lower left of a div, so I've styled it so: #page { width: 939px; margin: 0 auto; min-height: 650px; background-image: url(images/zengrass40.gif); background-repeat: no-rep

[css-d] QuickTime/IE fail

Pulling my hair out over this one... A new hosting client of mine creates and publishes simple pages with an embedded Quicktime video using iWeb. I thought it'd be a trivial matter to recreate a clean, simple CSS-based page to accomplish this. But, of course, IDWIMIE. I carefully followed t

[css-d] Fixed footer behavior in mobile Safari

Here's a can of worms I'm reluctant to peer into... I think I've got a new site, professionalvideoprofiles.com , fairly well in hand. But I checked it on my iPod Touch's Safari browser, and the footer (position:fixed and bottom:0) scrolls up with the page, and obscures the text beneath. CSS

[css-d] Background images offset 1px horizontal in Firefox

I've got a new effort at http://stmconsultants.com for which I used a freecsstemplates.com layout as a starting point. In Firefox 3.0.5 (running Mac OS X 10.4.11), for some reason, I get a single-pixel- wide vertical line in the background color along the right edge of the header background

[css-d] Form styling problems in IE6

Well, I've "taken the care to create an interoperable Web page" at http://northminpres.org/stewardship.html but of course IDWIMSIE (at least, IE6). Can anyone clue me in to how to address the two biggest problems: 1) The paragraph in the middle of the form, which begins "The following question

[css-d] Page won't validate with Enkoder mail links

I use Hivelogic's Enkoder to encrypt email addresses, which replaces mailto: links with JavaScript code followed by a tag to accomodate non-JS users. But every page where I use this fails validation. The W3C Markup Validator complains: document type does not allow element "noscript" here; m

[css-d] CSS dropdowns fail in IE6, N7 for PC

On Nov 19, 2006, at 10:52pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've got a test page with dropdown menus based on the "son of > Suckerfish" approach from > http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/ > > With help from my fave local CSS guru, they now work nicely on Mac > browsers Firefox, Safar

[css-d] Best navigational scheme?

[This is likely the wrong venue for this question, so I'd welcome redirection to sites/groups/fora that focus on design philosophy in lieu of answers if that's the case.] What's your opinion on the best navigational scheme for a site with several (4 or more) pages in each of several (5 or 6)

Re: [css-d] The Not-so-thin Blue Line (solved)

On Jun 4, 2006, at 06:33:36 +0200, Gunlaug S?rtun wrote: > Try adding... > > p.copy {margin: 0;} > > Georg Yep, that did it (and it still works correctly in IE6!) Much obliged. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.

[css-d] The Not-so-thin Blue Line

I don't really mind the solid blue below the footer image on my redesign in progress at http://northminpres.org/deaconswrap.html but I can't figure out why it's there, or how to get rid of it. Oddly, when I applied a yellow border to the div#pedals, the border disappeared and the footer ima

[css-d] styles ignored in CSS

I'm trying to clean up a table with CSS in an XHTML 1.0 Transitional page. I'd like to redo all of the tags with classes pointing to the two colors I'm using, but I'm having problems. I can successfully change the background color of ALL rows by using a tr declaration, but if I try instea