I developed a webpage using CSS and divisions to output a printable report for
my company. The page renders great on the screen but when you print the page
in IE, many of the pages after the first once come out strange. In particular
the text appears outside the borders of the containing
No yellow in my Firefox or IE. Everything's blue with a light blue/cyanish
border.
-TG
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Would someone be able to tell me why these input fields have turned
yellow...this just happened...its been looking fine for months but today they
are yellow.
I'm not getting any funny characters at the bottom in FF or IE, but I do see
that your web host seems to be adding someth ing to the bottom of your code
(view source after it loads). Maybe they had some issues and were serving out
some garbage at one point.
I see reference to a
I'm relatively new to real CSS topics even though I've been using bits and
pieces for years so forgive me if this isn't what the generally normal or good
way to do this would be, but I'm wondering if putting the two images in
non-nested DIV tags might help some. That should give you a little
hah.. yeah, that could do it. and would explain why I didn't see it.
transitions drive me batty, so I disabled them in the browser.
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Hi Kieron,
Thanks for the reply. The transition:
meta http-equiv=Page-Enter content=blendTrans(Duration=0.1)
is what solved the
I sent a message on Friday regarding a problem I'm having on one of my pages.
The problem is that I have two DIVs that I am trying to place side by side by
floating them. This works great so far. The problem is that each div has a
form and a select element in it. This still works. Where it
