2009/7/7 Tri-State AdVantage k...@tristateadvantage.com:
I cannot get this page to read correctly in Firefox.
http://www.hcam.net/posts.html
The obvious first thing to fix is the Doctype. HTML 4.01 Transitional
with no URL triggers Quirks Mode, which introduces all sorts of
inconsistencies
At 15:55 +0100 on 07/08/2009, David Dorward wrote about Re: [css-d]
firefox problem:
The second thing to deal with is the syntax errors:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hcam.net%2Fposts.htmlcharset=%28detect+automatically%29doctype=Inlinegroup=0
Once you've dealt
I cannot get this page to read correctly in Firefox.
http://www.hcam.net/posts.html
I got it to work correctly in Explorer by putting a wide border on the right
hand side of the photo so that the discription is pushed below the photo.
That is not working in Firefox and the paragraph is over the
On 8/07/2009, at 7:44 AM, Tri-State AdVantage wrote:
I cannot get this page to read correctly in Firefox.
http://www.hcam.net/posts.html
I got it to work correctly in Explorer by putting a wide border on
the right
hand side of the photo so that the discription is pushed below the
Tri-State AdVantage wrote:
I cannot get this page to read correctly in Firefox.
http://www.hcam.net/posts.html
Kris J
There is nothing wrong with Firefox. There is a lot wrong with your
coding practices :-) .
Code to Opera, FF, Safari, and IE/8. IE/7 will go along with the
program.
Hi folks,
Before I ask for help, let me warn everyone that the code I'm about to point
you to does not validate. And I do not (at the moment) have
access/permission to make it so.
But if you're willing to take a look, I'd appreciate any opinions on the
problem.
It involves the integration of a
Tom McNeer wrote:
Hi folks,
Before I ask for help, let me warn everyone that the code I'm about to point
you to does not validate. And I do not (at the moment) have
access/permission to make it so.
But if you're willing to take a look, I'd appreciate any opinions on the
problem.
It
Ingo,
Thanks very, very much for your explanation. I didn't actually see anything
happen in Firebug when I selected #twocolumn and moved my mouse near the
borderline. What should I have seen?
But of course, your solution worked. I'm very grateful.
Just to be clear: the CSS in those divs is part
Tom McNeer wrote:
Ingo,
Thanks very, very much for your explanation. I didn't actually see anything
happen in Firebug when I selected #twocolumn and moved my mouse near the
borderline. What should I have seen?
It was just a debugging note. When hovering over the submenu, the mouse
looses
Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong here:
http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/PlaceForWords/case-studies.html
It renders exactly how I want it to in Opera and Konqueror. It's OK in
IE6 - a bit odd, but acceptable. It's all over the place in FireFox,
which seems to push some of the paragraphs
Peter Bradley wrote:
Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong here:
http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/PlaceForWords/case-studies.html
It renders exactly how I want it to in Opera and Konqueror. It's OK in
IE6 - a bit odd, but acceptable. It's all over the place in FireFox,
which seems to push
Peter Bradley wrote:
http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/PlaceForWords/case-studies.html
This is the first time I've ever come across something that's OK in
Opera and Konq, but not in FF, so I'm sure I'm just missing something
blindingly obvious.
All browsers at my end show the same.
If you
Peter Bradley wrote:
http://www.peredur.uklinux.net/PlaceForWords/case-studies.html
This is the first time I've ever come across something that's OK in
Opera and Konq, but not in FF, so I'm sure I'm just missing something
blindingly obvious.
All browsers at my end show the same.
I
Ysgrifennodd Gunlaug Sørtun:
snip /
All browsers at my end show the same.
If you want the paragraph-text to line up with the image, you'll have to
zero out the top margin, like so...
#content p.thumbnaillist {
font-size: 90%;
margin-top: 0;
}
...(pay attention to the added
Ysgrifennodd Del Wegener:
I checked it in FF and it looks fine. However, in IE7, the Menu/links
on the left are all messed up.
The boxes are quite narrow (they appear to be the right length) so
the words do not fit inside, as you move down the menu the boxes are
all presented before the
Peter Bradley wrote:
I don't understand why the added specificity was needed, though.
Could you explain that to me, please?
Necessary in order to override the paragraph-styles you have higher up
in the stylesheet...
#content p {
margin : 20px 30px 20px 0;
}
Georg
--
Ysgrifennodd Gunlaug Sørtun:
#content p {
margin : 20px 30px 20px 0;
}
Georg
D'oh.
I forgot. IDs count more than classes, don't they.
Half a day of my life wasted for forgetting that!
Thanks a million Georg.
Peter
Peter Bradley wrote:
I forgot. IDs count more than classes, don't they.
Yes, and specificity gets strengthen by adding parents/grandparents to
the selector-chain.
You can go all the way back to the root (html) if necessary, and add
even more specificity and fine-tune targeting by including
Ysgrifennodd Del Wegener:
I rechecked both FF and IE7 and they are now fine. Good looking page.
Del
Better looking now, thanks to you and the others!
:)
Many thanks.
Peter
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Much as I hate to say this, because I know I'm opening a can of worms
for meself, Firefox seems to have a problem. On this site http://
www.lorettosedgwick.org, I'm seeing most other browsers hold it
pretty well on the lower third of the page (the three columns in a
box and the footer.) I
On 9/12/07, Dave Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much as I hate to say this, because I know I'm opening a can of worms
for meself, Firefox seems to have a problem.
Yep, and the problem seems to be a typo in your source.
Line 116 reads:
*html #textright {mar\gin: .5em .5em 0em 1em}
I believe
Dan,
You got the answer, just not the way you think you did.
The line *html #textright {mar\gin: .5em .5em 0em 1em} is a MSIE
hack, and isn't a problem with Firefox.
The problem was that it was like this: *html #textright (mar\gin: .
5em .5em 0em 1em}...the first bracket was a parenthesis
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Firefox problem with menu's
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 13:31:38 +0100, Nic Pulford wrote:
http
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 13:31:38 +0100, Nic Pulford wrote:
http://lasadev.com/NewLasa/articles.htm now try and click on the menu link
for home. On
my version of firefox 2.0.0.4 you only get the hand cursor when the cursor is
about
level with and only over the area equivalent to an underline.
Hi,
I'm just updating a site and having problems with the way it is handling my
navigation links. There are two pages concerned.
http://lasadev.com/NewLasa/articles.htm now try and click on the menu link
for home. On my version of firefox 2.0.0.4 you only get the hand cursor when
the
I have a strange problem I have never seen before. I have two floated
elements inside another floated element. The two in question are floated
left and right with widths of 48% - effectively giving me two columns, one
thing on the left, one thing on the right.
The problem is in Firefox, the right
I have a strange problem I have never seen before. I have two
floated elements inside another floated element. The two in
question are floated left and right with widths of 48% -
effectively giving me two columns, one thing on the left, one
thing on the right.
The problem is in
On 5/13/06, Bill Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.pixelmech.com/rev/test.html
The CSS is inline. The class/element in question is
.float-left-half inside the #help-titlebar.
Add a width of 99% to #help-titlebar (since you have 4px padding). You'll
need to adjust the way you
On 5/13/06, Bill Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.pixelmech.com/rev/test.html
The CSS is inline. The class/element in question is
.float-left-half inside the #help-titlebar.
Add a width of 99% to #help-titlebar (since you have
4px
I've been managed to position my footers at the bottom of the
viewport, based on the article at
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/, and with the help of this
list have ironed out some bugs, but I'm still having a recurring
problem on one page.
Basically, the footer bar of my clients'
Peter Scott wrote:
I've been managed to position my footers at the bottom of the
viewport, based on the article at
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/, and with the help of this
list have ironed out some bugs, but I'm still having a recurring
problem on one page.
Basically, the footer
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