On this page:
http://125.pratt.edu/gallery/searchcategory=featured/featured
In Firefox on the mac, the row of yellow tabs (navigation) are spreading out
too far when the page initially loads. If you do a page reload, they load
correctly (one next to the other), with the whole bar of tabs not
On Sun, 18 Mar 2012, Rory Bernstein wrote:
On this page:
http://125.pratt.edu/gallery/searchcategory=featured/featured
In Firefox on the mac, the row of yellow tabs (navigation) are spreading out
too far when the page initially loads. If you do a page reload, they load
correctly (one next to
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 2:38 PM, Chris F.A. Johnson
ch...@cfajohnson.com wrote:
The first step is always to correct your HTML:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2F125.pratt.edu%2Fgallery%2Fsearch%26category%3Dfeatured%2Ffeatured
Chris F.A. Johnson
Rory,
Go to Tidy
Here I am again, with different layout problems on the same project, different
page:
http://weinraub.ehclients.com/lawyers/
You will see some annoying grey, horizontal strips on the page:
under the photo of the windows
under the black nav bar
another one just under that...
and one at the bottom
http://weinraub.ehclients.com/lawyers/
You will see some annoying grey, horizontal strips on the page:
under the photo of the windows
under the black nav bar
another one just under that...
and one at the bottom
Declare...
img.yourclass {display: block;}
...or...
img.yourclass
Thanks, Georg. That helped a lot!
http://weinraub.ehclients.com/lawyers/
It is strange, but the image of the windows I had to use the vertical-align:
bottom; rule, and the other 2 images liked the display: block; rule. When I
used the display rule on the windows it moved it out to the right of
Depending on relation to other elements you may have to add 'clear:
left', 'right' or 'both' on an image to make it stay in position when
applying 'display: block'. Images do after all start to behave like
block-elements when you declare it.
regards
Georg
Ah. OK, makes sense. Thank you so much. Always an education on this list.
Rory
On Oct 18, 2010, at 3:49 PM, G.Sørtun wrote:
Depending on relation to other elements you may have to add 'clear: left',
'right' or 'both' on an image to make it stay in position when applying
'display: block'.
Kathy Davie wrote:
I am having myriad issues with this css,
http://kddidit.com/CSS/stylesAMTF.css
when its applied to this page, http://kddidit.com/AMTF/
audioList.html. I recently had to reload the Leopard OS in my
computer and this is when I started having these issues.
Let
I am having myriad issues with this css, http://kddidit.com/CSS/stylesAMTF.css
when its applied to this page, http://kddidit.com/AMTF/
audioList.html. I recently had to reload the Leopard OS in my
computer and this is when I started having these issues.
1. Although I have set a background
Kathy Davie wrote:
I am having myriad issues with this css,
http://kddidit.com/CSS/stylesAMTF.css
http://kddidit.com/AMTF/audioList.html.
Do you really mean font-size : 16em; on all those elements? That
value blows the entire page across a few dozen screens all by itself
since it gets
Hi,
I have a problem with a table which breaks the layout in IE6/7.
I have partially solved the problem in Firefox declaring body{float:left} so
that a floating object can contain all other floating objects.
Not so in Ie.
The only way to have the same result in IE was the following declaration:
: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 9:11 AM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: [css-d] Layout problems...
Please could somebody help me sort myself out? I am attempting to
develop my site - catnaps.org/islamic/design.html - where the pages in
this section have become far too long.
I want to break
On 03/07/2007 14:59, Scott Schulthess wrote:
John -
Don't bother support Mac IE. Nobody uses it. We web designers officially
came off the hook - a few years ago I think - when Microsoft officially
stopped supporting the browser. I tried to get a copy of it on my macbook
and had lots
Please could somebody help me sort myself out? I am attempting to
develop my site - catnaps.org/islamic/design.html - where the pages in
this section have become far too long.
I want to break the pages up into shorter subjects and, in doing so,
wish to put a menu for these subjects at the top and
I am trying to redo my site without tables and I am working on the
template for the layout. The main banner of the page has two images that
go together for a total of 800 px wide. The first one is taller than the
one to the right of it and the navigation buttons (css of course) are
under it. Right
I'm working on my website, using a mac, and when I view it on IE
for windows the layout looks screwed up. Also, since I don't have a
PC and my Virtual PC stopped connecting to the internet after I
installer OS 10.4 it's difficult for me to trouble shoot. I curse
IE! If anyone has any
patrick mattison wrote:
I'm working on my website, using a mac, and when I view it on IE
for windows the layout looks screwed up.
www.liquidscience.net
Patrick Mattison
It may be the absolute positioning of #navbar that causes the problem.
Try a menu that does not use a:p. See if this
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
jaklitsch maya wrote:
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.
Opera, Firefox and other non-IE browsers render pretty identical on win.
jaklitsch maya wrote:
I have trying to get similar results for my site in
ie6 and ff1.5, with not much success.
The url is http://www.quakercapecod.org/new/index.html
it has 2 css files a base file smm-base.css and a
specific file smm.css]
MJ
Maya,
I /think/ you may have better luck
Ian,
On Jul 4, 2006, at 10:39 AM, Ian - Mediamint wrote:
www.cmsserver.info
www.cmsserver.info/css/css.css
The first is the buttons...if i take the doctype out they display as i
want them to (in IE at least - they won't display in firefox for some
reason)
The #nav li are set to display:
www.cmsserver.info
www.cmsserver.info/css/css.css
I'm having big problems understanding why a couple of things are going wrong
with this. I thought i was beginning to get my head around the basics but i'm
not sure where to start with this.
The first is the buttons...if i take the doctype out
Ian - Mediamint wrote:
www.cmsserver.info
www.cmsserver.info/css/css.css
I'm having big problems understanding why a couple of things are going wrong
with this. I thought i was beginning to get my head around the basics but
i'm not sure where to start with this.
The first is the
On 6/9/06, Roy Anger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As David Laakso helpfully pointed out, I forgot the URI. Its
http://mike.exclaimstudio.com
I'm having a little trouble with some layout on a site. The site is
displaying the way I want it to in IE 6, Firefox on Windows and Firefox
on Linux. The
As David Laakso helpfully pointed out, I forgot the URI. Its
http://mike.exclaimstudio.com
Sorry about that and the resulting double post,
Roy
-
I'm having a little trouble with some layout on a site. The site is
displaying the way I want it to in IE 6, Firefox on Windows and Firefox
Dear List,
Page: http://www.beale-family.net/beta/monitoring-simple.htm
CSS: http://www.beale-family.net/beta/css/layout-simple.css
Confession: based on inherited code, as it needs to fit with a family
of existing sites. I've stripped out as much as I can to try to
simplify things.
Problems (as
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