Marc Funaro wrote:
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1. ... Opera seems to ignore my list-style:none on sublist items for
some reason. It made my CSS a little more complex with regards to
spelling out the appearance of each level in the navigation, but it's
Add this nonsense styles...
#leftNav {display: inline;}
#mainContent {display: inline;}
This worked great, thanks. I notice that my left nav in opera is not
condensed the way it is in firefox or ie... Not a big deal - I don't mind
the look too much, but just curious
Disregard my horizontal list question - it was a stupid typo.
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Marc Funaro wrote:
I notice that my left nav in opera is not condensed the way it is in
firefox or ie... Not a big deal - I don't mind the look too much, but
just curious as to why the instructions I put in my CSS, which seem
logical and valid, are not being adhered to with Opera.
You're
Marc Funaro wrote:
http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/new/default/default.htm
I have renamed my div/ids and cleaned up a bunch of naming
conventions, and I'm using a little javascript called Nifty Corners
to round out the boxes where I wanted to. (yes, I cheated... So
punch me later ;)
Suggestions with this latest one are welcome -- am I closer to a good way
of doing it now than I was earlier? (I hope so!)
Hello Marc,
this is far better than your very first approach, I think you are on the
right track.
Further steps (after clearing the main layout probs):
Why not extend
Rehi Marc,
I think that the relative positioning of the Header and the TreeLogo
which Gunlaug's proposed would be a better an more unproblematic solution.
Niklas
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[2]http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_1_06_03.xhtml
Having read this, I think it might be wise for me to declare my document as
simply HTML. I ignorantly used XHTML only because that's what was output
originally by Photoshop on my very first foray into an all-CSS layout.
HOWEVER, the
Sorry to sound grumpy... This CSS stuff has taken me back to beginner
level
and maybe I've chosen the wrong time to try this, as I really do want to
get
this done and the learning curve is steeper than is expressed in the
documents I've read online. Say what you want about tables, they
Marc Funaro wrote:
[2]http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_1_06_03.xhtml
Having read this, I think it might be wise for me to declare my
document as simply HTML. I ignorantly used XHTML only because that's
what was output originally by Photoshop on my very first foray into
an all-CSS
If you can manage to get some kind of control over
those CMS users, then a complete 'HTML 4.01 Strict'
would be the right choice.
More info...
http://www.w3.org/QA/2002/04/valid-dtd-list.html
Marc Funaro wrote:
HTML 4.01 Strict is what I think I'll shoot for.
Good choice.
It seems the validator does not like the ULs nested inside, but
that's what I think I need to accomplish...?
Wrong nesting of lists.
Each subsequent ul should be wrapped in a li, like so...
ul
Hi!
Niklas Kanthak wrote:
Don't use PNG for images, only GIFs or JPGs.
I'm just curious, why not to use PNG's. You mean PNG's in general, or
only transparent PNG's? Because I like this format much more than GIF's
or JPG's for it's better quality. I know that IE doesn't support
transparent
Erik Gyepes wrote:
Hi!
Niklas Kanthak wrote:
Don't use PNG for images, only GIFs or JPGs.
I'm just curious, why not to use PNG's. You mean PNG's in general, or
only transparent PNG's? Because I like this format much more than GIF's
or JPG's for it's better quality. I know
One thing to be aware of is PNG color-shifting in IE. If you try to use
a non-transparent PNG with non-square edges and fill in the background
color, then place it inside a region with a CSS background-color, they
may not match up exactly, even with supposedly the same hex values. Even
when
kuasar wrote:
I've found something in a page (
http://www.cristalab.com/tips/21618/png-con-transparencia-alpha-en-internet-explorer)
suposed to correct transparency problems, which I don't quite understand.
What do you think?:
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader»
Hi Everyone,
I've started over with my design, and have a pretty good idea of what I want
to do now. I've managed to get my top area to look very much like the
actual PSD design, and now I am stuck... Here are my new, (hopefully) more
intelligent questions. =)
To compare:
Here is the desired
Hi, I can answer your question number 4: Internet Explorer don't support
transparent PNG's.
And about the CSS versus table layuots. You cannot give up it, just look
after some CSS tutorials, or some good book about CSS and web design.
You will appreciate it in future.
Erik
Marc Funaro wrote:
Hi, I can answer your question number 4: Internet
Explorer don't support transparent PNG's.
So I have to recreate all my images yet again, and this time get the
backgrounds to be the same color as what they will be sitting on top of...
Meaning that they can only be used when
Marc Funaro wrote:
http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/new/default/default.htm
1. How can I get #Container_Middle, which provides the light green
background, to fit the height of the browser, but allow it to grow
longer as needed? Same with #Container_MainContent?
You can solve it for
Marc Funaro wrote:
I've started over with my design, and have a pretty good idea of what I want
to do now. I've managed to get my top area to look very much like the
actual PSD design, and now I am stuck...
I am not good at being cooperative or subtle :-P . So you are welcome to
take this or
Hell Marc,
here's a quick'n'dirty fix. NEVER again go for tables - keep on CSS.
Please accept that it might not be fail-save for all browsers (not
tested) and that again you have to work it over. Hope that it can give
you some hints - keep in mind that I'm still learning, too.
Get TopStyle
Hi Georg (and everyone!),
Using your suggestions as a reset-point, I have come up with the following:
http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/new/default/default.htm
To be compared to the static/broken version:
http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/new/base/base.htm
I have renamed my div/ids and
Regarding my last post, I just found a fix that seems to work... I added
min-height and tweaked the two containers to remain the right height to fill
the bottom gap... But I don't know if this is acceptable or not. I have
updated my online versions to use this new setting, but (anyone) let me
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