Hi there,
I'm having layout issues in Safari ver 3.1.1 on Windows, but not IE 7, FF,
or Safari ver 3.04 on a Mac. In simple areas like this:
#menu{
margin-top:55px;
margin-left:300px;
font-family: Papyrus;
font-size: 14pt;
color:#FF;
width:475px;
text-align: left;
lisa wong wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas on
what may be going on here? Or how to call a style-sheet for Safari only? I
now how to call one for IE and its different versions, but not finding
anything on safari.
~Lisa
Put the page in question on a public server and point to it in
My first time to post and I hope I am asking in the correct way. I am
have trouble trying to debug my CSS when there is an error between IE
and FF. I have tried to use Firebug, but just can't seem to understand
how to use it.
There are several differences between IE and FF on this page
Resubmitting with actual website with problems:
http://www.mattcolagiuri.com/home.html
Most of the pages show the menu on two lines (should be one line) and the
copyright and other text off a little bit. Thanks for looking at this!
~Lisa
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 7:22 PM, lisa wong [EMAIL
lisa wong wrote:
Resubmitting with actual website with problems:
http://www.mattcolagiuri.com/home.html
Most of the pages show the menu on two lines (should be one line) and the
copyright and other text off a little bit. Thanks for looking at this!
~Lisa
I'm having layout issues in
Hi,
I am pretty new at web design and css.
I started with a three-column layout that the center content stretched to
fill the screen width, with left and rights static width of 200px. Which
worked but I didn't want it to stretch.
I decided to make a centered 1000px layout, the centercontent is
Brett Fuhs wrote:
I decided to make a centered 1000px layout, the centercontent is perfect..]
I believe I need something with a wrapper, but I keep getting it more out of
order the more I mess with it, any suggestions?
http://www.liaace.org
Brett
Keep it simple. Avoid absolute
At first I thought I was dealing only w/ IE 7 issues, but a browser
cam shot told me that I've got something funky going on...
http://www.concertsinthepark.org/photo_gallery/2007_concerts/
fabulous_fairlanes_7-24.php
On normal resolution (1024x) the slideshow is being pushed down the
page b/c
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
On 7/21/06, jaklitsch maya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess my question boils down is there a limit of the
number of divs in the main content area. From my
research I have seen samples that seem to contain only
2 or 3. Is there another way to organize the content.
There's no limit to how
I'm not sure what to call this problem... When you narrow the width of the
browser window far enough, the right-side div breaks and shows up below the
two left columns (green and blue) in IE 6. Doesn't happen in FF.
http://www.parallaxwebdesign.com/projects/parallax_r2/
#content-right {
Debbie Campbell wrote:
I'm not sure what to call this problem... When you narrow the width of the
browser window far enough, the right-side div breaks and shows up below the
two left columns (green and blue) in IE 6. Doesn't happen in FF.
On 6/16/06, Debra Kappmeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.viterbo.edu/proofs/CSSTest/index3.html
There's just a couple of problems
You have a fair whack of errors in your html code. CSS is intended to
work with valid html and errors in your html can really mess things
up.
You also
Hi Debra,
I might be wrong about this but I think the reason that extra gap
exists between the 4 and the A is because margin is being added twice,
once in the ul and once for the li that contains it. I might be wrong
about this because browsers collapse margins between elements
sometimes. A rule
Oops, sorry. Now that I look at your html, that CSS rule won't work
because you don't actually have the child UL inside LI tags. Your code
looks like this:
snip
ul
liTo oversee all university academic
policies
liTo
Oh and you are missing a lot of /li tags too, perhaps Ed's
recommendation should be addressed first, you seem to have some html
code to fix first before the CSS can be addressed.
On 6/16/06, Ben Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, sorry. Now that I look at your html, that CSS rule won't work
Debra Kappmeyer wrote:
So, I took Dave's friendly advice to learn CSS layout! and am
trying to do that and attempting my very first (so keep that in mind)
CSS layout.
It's looking alright :-)
Just the usual IE-bugs in need of fixing... and a couple of human bugs
that should be corrected ;-)
Follow-up...
http://www.viterbo.edu/proofs/CSSTest/index3.html
The following margin-left/padding-left will probably work better and
more consistently across browser-land...
div#content ol, div#content ul {font-size .8em;
margin-top: 1em;
line-height: 1.4;
margin-left: 0;
padding-left: 18px;
}
Hi Ben,
Try using borders instead of background color - They print, and if
there's no content in your li's, it should work.
-Chaim
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IE7b2 testing
smithj7 wrote:
The page still needs some work. It is at:
http://dbsdev.myflorida.com/hope.shtml
I did not read what you wrote. Please see:
http://www.dlaakso.com/florida/florida.html
Many captures:
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=247387
I am on to other things.
HTH
Good
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Subject: Re: [css-d] css layout issues [was--Does anyone use css with
SSI?]
smithj7 wrote:
Now by footer works but content overlaps header.
http://dbsdev.myflorida.com/job_seeker/template.shtml
http://dbsdev.myflorida.com/newstyle.css
Best bet may be to start with a layout
-
From: smithj7 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 1:57 AM
To: 'David Laakso'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED] Css-Discuss. Org'
Subject: RE: [css-d] css layout issues [was--Does anyone use css with
SSI?]
This article was great. I had been reading up and still can't get the
footer to work
smithj7 wrote:
Now by footer works but content overlaps header.
http://dbsdev.myflorida.com/job_seeker/template.shtml
http://dbsdev.myflorida.com/newstyle.css
Best bet may be to start with a layout that is known to work, and then
plug your content into it. I'd suggest that you read,
the following site
html file--http://www.ecisive.com/clients/FCCDHH/dev/index2.htm
css file--http://www.ecisive.com/clients/FCCDHH/dev/css/sitestyle.css
css driven layout.
It looks perfect in IE6, in other browser it has various problems. Netscape,
Opera, Firefox don't like the right
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