Elle Meredith wrote:
The logo is appearing behind the main image on the home page -- even
though it has higher z-index
Absolute positioned elements that are children of absolute or relative
positioned elements, can't escape their parents' stacking level, no
matter how high z-index is given to
Elle Meredith wrote:
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the round corners in the main navigation -- one
corner does not align.
The site is at: http://designbyelle.com.au/poinciana/
#main-nav ul li a { /*screen.css (Line 68)*/
background: white url(../img/rounded-left.gif) no-repeat left bottom;
...
I think
Elle Meredith wrote:
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In Opera 9 the main problem is that the logo is positioned too much to
the left. Also my stage on the gallery page is again positioned to the
left instead of right
The site is at: http://designbyelle.com.au/poinciana/
It is absolutely positioned, but it
Thank you Dmitry Demeshkin and Ingo Chao.
So, here's the problems and solutions again:
In IE 6 and 7:
#main-image not positioned right
Solution:
#additional-content {position:relative; width:450px; }
#home #main-image {position: absolute; top:0; left:0;}
divs pushed down
Solution: declared
Hi,
I actually have a few problems with some elements and wanted to ask
for your help.
In IE (6 and 7):
On the home page, the #main-image is positioned too much to the right
and it is above the logo instead of below it.
There are also a few divs that get pushed down:
-- #featured-project on
Stuck.
I have created a monster in ie.http://www.dlaakso.com/chelsea.html.
Works as intended in Opera and the Gecko's
http://www.dlaakso.com/positioning.jpg.
The relevant code(embedded hidden from mac/ie5.2) is: div#content div
div div#thumbanchor
Fair warning: the code is not for the faint of
Els wrote:
~davidLaakso wrote:
Stuck.
I have created a monster in
ie.http://www.dlaakso.com/chelsea.html. Works as intended in
Opera and the Gecko's http://www.dlaakso.com/positioning.jpg.
The relevant code(embedded hidden from mac/ie5.2) is: div#content
div div div#thumbanchor
AFAICS,
snip
2 - Is it true that font-weight really doesn't show up? I tried
specifying actual weights, like 450, but it seems to display only regular
font up to 500 and bold font from 550 upwards.
One point to remember is that your browser is displaying on a screen that
is only capable of
Hello, I'm a relatively experienced HTML coder painfully trying to make a full
transition to CSS and XHTML. I'm working on a prototype and have much of it
figured out -- but I see some inconsistencies that baffle me. Forgive me if
these questions have come up recently -- I did a search on
On 7/27/05, . Berrys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I'm a relatively experienced HTML coder painfully trying to make a
full transition to CSS and XHTML. I'm working on a prototype and have much of
it figured out -- but I see some inconsistencies that baffle me. Forgive me
if
these
Thank you both. I will certainly look more into the 'quirks mode' to
find out more.
Diona
http://www.studio12a.com
On May 21, 2005, at 4:57 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Diona Kidd wrote:
On this page, the 'welcome' image is pushed too far to the right and
the product image ( the one not
Diona Kidd wrote:
Thank you both. I will certainly look more into the 'quirks mode' to
find out more.
You don't have to look far -- it's all here:
http://www.w3.org/International/articles/serving-xhtml/
Personal opinion: IE6 doesn't have a standard mode. IE6 only has a
quirks mode, and a far
Hi :-)
I think you should remove the xml prolog in the beginning of your
document -- as long as I remember anything before the doctype turns msie
into quirks mode (and that means different box sizing method is applied).
Diona Kidd wrote:
Hello all friday night workers...are there any other
Diona Kidd wrote:
On this page, the 'welcome' image is pushed too far to the right and
the product image ( the one not faded into the bg) is not far enough
to the right. Is there a way to write CSS only for IE PC?
http://new.modernflow.com/canary/index.html
Wrong description, but the same
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