All of my content is flush right, in a width that is about 1 inch -
this only happens in ie7.
Help
URL:
http://www.oldsugarmill.com/pages/directions.html
Thanks
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All of my content is flush right, in a width that is about 1 inch -
this only happens in ie7.
Help
URL:
http://www.oldsugarmill.com/pages/directions.html
Try this:
#mainContent_h {clear:left;}
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Regards,
Thierry
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Perfect - thank you
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 2:33 PM, Thierry Koblentz n...@tjkdesign.com wrote:
All of my content is flush right, in a width that is about 1 inch -
this only happens in ie7.
Help
URL:
http://www.oldsugarmill.com/pages/directions.html
Try this:
#mainContent_h
Rob Emenecker wrote:
It is as if IE7 is not collapsing whitespace inside of the
DIV. Is that correct?
What I find particularly mind-numbing about this is that they are just two
graphics. No text. Yes, there is a carraige return in the code for the sake
of legibility, but it should not
Hi David,
Just when you think IE7 is going to behave!
I went back and tried to simplify the graphic element on the masthead of
that IE7-errant page of mine. Instead of two horizontal graphics, there are
now 2 vertically stacked graphics. This seemed to behave better except for
IE7 -- of course.
It is as if IE7 is not collapsing whitespace inside of the
DIV. Is that correct?
What I find particularly mind-numbing about this is that they are just two
graphics. No text. Yes, there is a carraige return in the code for the sake
of legibility, but it should not be treated as white space.
On 19/06/2009, at 12:14 AM, Rob Emenecker wrote:
Hi David,
Just when you think IE7 is going to behave!
I went back and tried to simplify the graphic element on the
masthead of
that IE7-errant page of mine. Instead of two horizontal graphics,
there are
now 2 vertically stacked
Thanks Tim,
The explanation -- re: descenders -- now makes it clear!
...Rob
Rob Emenecker @ Hairy Dog Digital
www.hairydogdigital.com
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Hi all,
I am trying to determine why I am seeing a 3-pixel gap between a header
DIV and a content DIV in IE7 on the following page:
http://new.pasadenabusinessassociation.com
I realize that I can create a conditional IE style sheet with a -3px top
margin on the content div, but that seems
Rob Emenecker wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to determine why I am seeing a 3-pixel gap between a header
DIV and a content DIV in IE7 on the following page:
http://new.pasadenabusinessassociation.com
I realize that I can create a conditional IE style sheet with a -3px top
margin on the
The star is a typo. Delete it.
This:
*#container-header { height: 160px; /***add to ruleset*/**}
Should be this;
#container-header { height: 160px; /***add to ruleset*/**}
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Thanks David,
*#container-header { height: 160px; /***add to ruleset*/**}
img#mastheadLogo {
display: block**/***add*/**;
/*margin: 0;padding: 0; delete*/}
img#mastheadRight {
display: block/*add*/;
float : right;**/*add*/**
display: block**/*add*/**;
border: 0 none transparent;
Good catch, Georg, and thanks. For some reason, the CMS was removing
the second slash when it was adding the JS to the pages. I added the
JS directly to the page (instead to the CMS doing it) and it resolved
the problem.
For those that asked, the CMS is custom built via Ruby on Rails.
On Mon,
I having a very bizarre problem with suckerfish dropdowns and IE7. I
have two versions of a page referencing the same CSS file -- one is a
static page on the same server as the CSS file, the other generated by
a CMS program on a different server. The problem is the dropdown menus
are sticking in
At 07:14 AM 25/03/2008, Chris Kavinsky wrote:
I having a very bizarre problem with suckerfish dropdowns and IE7. I
have two versions of a page referencing the same CSS file -- one is a
static page on the same server as the CSS file, the other generated by
a CMS program on a different server. The
Doing that, and it works fine on the static page. The problem, for
some reason, is that it doesn't work on the page that's generated by
the CMS (although the source code looks fine). I'm stumped.
On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Vicki Stebbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 07:14 AM 25/03/2008,
Chris Kavinsky wrote:
I having a very bizarre problem with suckerfish dropdowns and IE7.
static page: http://ecasite.org/2008template.html
CMS page: http://associationdatabase.com/aws/ECA/pt/sp/p_Home_Page
CSS file: http://209.235.241.60/css/styles2008.css
FWIW: The CMS version is
Chris Kavinsky wrote:
Doing that, and it works fine on the static page. The problem, for
some reason, is that it doesn't work on the page that's generated by
the CMS (although the source code looks fine). I'm stumped.
Fix the script. You've lost a backslash from the original.
This line...
Jeff Blaine wrote:
I guess what I am saying is that I am looking for the generalized
solution, not the solution to the test case page+image as static
files. The test case exists only to show the problem.
http://www.kickflop.net/csstest/
In general:
1: eliminate all browser-default
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks Georg!
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Jeff Blaine wrote:
I guess what I am saying is that I am looking for the generalized
solution, not the solution to the test case page+image as static
files. The test case exists only to show the problem.
Jeff Blaine wrote:
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks Georg!
You're welcome.
Note: I left what looks like a couple of typos in the styles for my
example. It was a non-valid quickie I often use during testing.
For correct styles, please reload my example...
I'm completely stumped on this one and cannot seem to find
the fix information via my many searches. I have asked
for help already in 3 separate locations only to come up
empty-handed.
I suspect I've found the right place to ask. Fruitful or
not, I would appreciate any help!
The test case at
Jeff Blaine wrote:
The test case at
http://www.kickflop.net/csstest/
should explain the problem clearly, but I'll spell it out
here as well. The CSS is inside index.html.
It just needs a little more, and a little different, structure than you had.
Cursory tested in IE/6, IE/7.0,
I suppose I should have indicated that the image used in
the test case is arbitrary and cannot be expected to be
200px.
There is also the problem that I do not know which paragraph
will be to the right of the image, so I cannot wrap it in
an extra div -- The content shown at the test case page
I've added the clear:both; and I've tried increasing the footer width,
but still no luck with IE7 on Windows XP. Other versions of IE seem to
work on Windows. What am I doing wrong?
I also have a problem with my .nav li a:active {
color: #000;
background: #fff;
}
command
Holly,
Thank you very much for pointing that out. I'll amend and test this
now. It's been driving me mad...
With kind regards
John
On 05/01/2008, Holly Bergevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: John Lockerbie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
there is at least a problem with IE7 and Windows
XP.
Please
From: John Lockerbie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
there is at least a problem with IE7 and Windows
XP.
Please would somebody have a look at
http://www.catnaps.org/20071217/index.html -
http://www.catnaps.org/20071217/catnaps.css - and suggest what I might
do about it.
In your style sheet you have the
Holly,
I'll check out the quirksmode. It's certainly not a case of subtle
change as I have it set to black on white to test.
With kind regards
John
On 05/01/2008, Holly Bergevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: John Lockerbie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I also have a problem with my .nav li a:active {
Holly,
Thank you for your help. I've just tested the alterations you
suggested and the page now appears to work in IE7 XP. I've been
struggling on and off for at least two months with this problem...
And, as you say, the :active pseudo-class isn't supported. I shall
have to re-think that part of
On Sat, 5 Jan 2008 19:42:53 +, John Lockerbie wrote:
Holly,
I'll check out the quirksmode. It's certainly not a case of subtle change as
I have it
set to black on white to test.
With kind regards
John
On 05/01/2008, Holly Bergevin wrote:
I also have a problem with my .nav li
Hi,
I think the problems I've been having with my redesign are mostly
resolved but I know there is at least a problem with IE7 and Windows
XP.
Please would somebody have a look at
http://www.catnaps.org/20071217/index.html -
http://www.catnaps.org/20071217/catnaps.css - and suggest what I might
John,
Try adding a clear: both to the footer style. You may also have to add
width to the footer but it's not clear to me whether it's always
necessary or just for my styles.
Tim
John Lockerbie wrote:
Hi,
I think the problems I've been having with my redesign are mostly
resolved but I
Hi,
Can someone please tell me why this site is centered:
www.snugglebugkids.net
and this site using the same style is not in ie7 only?
www.fitness909.com
I have looked and looked and cannot find any problems. These are php pages
and the beginning div is in the header and the ending in the
Melinda Odom wrote:
Hi,
Can someone please tell me why this site is centered:
www.snugglebugkids.net
and this site using the same style is not in ie7 only?
www.fitness909.com
Because the first site has text-align: center; in the body declaration
of the css. If you were to add that
This is fixed now!
Thanks Matthew!
Sincerely,
Melinda Odom
Design Hosting, Inc.
www.designhosting.biz
479-471-0891
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From: Melinda Odom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 6:52 PM
To: css discuss
Subject: ie7 problem
Hi,
I have tested in FF and IE6, but I have a problem with the menu for
www.rgampadds.com in IE7, anyone have any suggestions?
Here is the code:
div id=menuContent
div id=menuContainer
Carol F. Swinehart wrote:
http://www.masterchurchbldr.com/test/portfolio/index5.html
IE 6 problem fixed and now the picture in the right hand column is
moving down to the bottom of the column. Looks good in most other browsers.
Carol,
The #right div is taking up too much space. It has
http://www.masterchurchbldr.com/test/portfolio/index5.html
IE 6 problem fixed and now the picture in the right hand column is
moving down to the bottom of the column. Looks good in most other browsers.
Carol
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Carol F. Swinehart wrote:
http://www.masterchurchbldr.com/test/portfolio/index5.html
IE 6 problem fixed and now the picture in the right hand column is
moving down to the bottom of the column. Looks good in most other browsers.
Carol
Yes, it looks fairly consistent cross-browser with
Hi,
The top of my this page
http://www.blakehaswell.com/others/redux/forum/thread.htm (language
warning) has pretty much exploded in IE7. There are a number of issues
with how big certain margins are, and it appears as if some floats
aren't clearing.
I'm pretty new to dealing with problems in
hello, thanks for the reply but it seems it doesnt work..
Devon Miller wrote:
Daniel Petre wrote:
hello, anyone can guide me to a hack regarding viewing my page (
http://www.pain.ro ) the right way in IE7 ?
It looks like the IE z-index bug[1]. Basically, since you have 2
positioned
nevermind, just fixed !
i forgot to add z-index to img.background like:
img.background {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
position: absolute;
z-index: 0;
}
and now everything shows up correctly.
whats left is ie6 and ie7 hacks for the menu positioning:
#navcontainer {
z-index: 100;
position:
~davidLaakso wrote:
Devon Miller wrote:
Daniel Petre wrote:
hello, anyone can guide me to a hack regarding viewing my page (
http://www.pain.ro ) the right way in IE7 ?
Best,
~dL
{previous message trimmed]
You may need this with it, too... who knows? :-)
hello, anyone can guide me to a hack regarding
viewing my page ( http://www.pain.ro ) the right way in IE7 ?
thanks !
the css code is at http://www.pain.ro/pain.css
and listed here too :
body { margin: 0px; }
#background {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
left: 0px;
top: 0px;
position: absolute;
Daniel Petre wrote:
hello, anyone can guide me to a hack regarding viewing my page (
http://www.pain.ro ) the right way in IE7 ?
Same problem in IE6 - IE doesn't understand what to dimension in
relation to.
This might work...
body { margin: 0px; height: 100%; width: 100%;}
...or you may have
Hi
Upon a text resize in IE7, I am having trouble positioning a
background image in an unordered list.
The 'star' background image in the tag line,Rustic Italian Cuisine *
Focused on Organics, does not stay centered upon a text resize.
I am only seeing this bug in IE7 as the star appears to
The home page at http://www.facilityplanners.com/ has an element that floats
up under the banner. It works fine in FireFox and IE6.
The relevant css is in http://www.facilityplanners.com/css/global.css and
http://www.facilityplanners.com/css/home.css
The misbehaving div's css is
#divAnnounce{
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