Re: [css-d] Floating two column layout and hover elements inside

Ingo Chao wrote: Kaspars Dambis schrieb: ... The product content1 content2 the final paragraph ... http://195.13.171.36/work/skurstenis/preview/index_test.php ... IE (and only, no other does it) shifts the columns on hovering any of the links insi

Re: [css-d] Floating image

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, I am trying to get a 200x200 pixel image to show up on the upper left and of a page. I have tried the following methods: - using an tag then setting its margins so it sticks on the upper left corner (margin-top: -200;). (this has worked) - putting the image in the

Re: [css-d] is this the IE box bug?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: With this current design, IE looks fine but FF has a 20 pixel space between the top and the start of the header image. I want it flush against the top and have been trying for over 30 minutes. Can anyone let me know if this is a IE bug working against me or a FF bug

[css-d] image position

The image of the city when viewed in IE seems to drop below the Fax number in t he right column. Would this have anything to do with the right column ? Site : http://home.earthlink.net/~draobyek/ Here is whats in my css. h1 , h2 {text-align:center; color: #66; } h3 { color: #00; text-al

Re: [css-d] image position

Steve wrote: The image of the city when viewed in IE seems to drop below the Fax number in t he right column. Would this have anything to do with the right column ? Site : http://home.earthlink.net/~draobyek/ <...> Hi Steve, The problem is that you give the size of the image (both width and

[css-d] table styling and gecko based browsers problem

Good afternoon list, http://www.dzinelabs.com/Pages/Copyoftemplates.php In Opera 8 the table borders is the way i entended it. In Moz, FF borders show up on cells also. What's the trick to remove them in Moz,FF ? relevant css in the sheet: /* downloader */ #downloadtable {

[css-d] ie problem

I have a test site which is showing up a problem in ie. If you view it in netscape or firefox, all is well, but in i.e. the right sidebar appears too far over to the right, then after a couple of seconds, sometimes as much as ten, it snaps into position, but there is still a small gap. The page an

[css-d] Expanding divs within a width: 0 div

Hi there I'm trying to use a combination of display: table and width: 0% to force a div to expand to the width of its contents so I don't have to specify a width by hand. The div contains images and text, each in their own div, and the images are wider than the text. I want to expand the text div

Re: [css-d] table styling and gecko based browsers problem

On 22 May 2005, at 10:59 pm, Luc wrote: http://www.dzinelabs.com/Pages/Copyoftemplates.php In Opera 8 the table borders is the way i entended it. In Moz, FF borders show up on cells also. What's the trick to remove them in Moz,FF ? Remove the border="1" form the tag Or th, td {bor

Re: [css-d] table styling and gecko based browsers problem

Luc wrote: Good afternoon list, http://www.dzinelabs.com/Pages/Copyoftemplates.php In Opera 8 the table borders is the way i entended it. In Moz, FF borders show up on cells also. What's the trick to remove them in Moz,FF ? relevant css in the sheet: /* downloader */ #downloadtab

Re: [css-d] table styling and gecko based browsers problem

Good evening Philippe, It was foretold that on 22-5-2005 @ 23:34:04 GMT+0900 (which was 16:34:04 where I live) Philippe Wittenbergh would write: PW> Remove the border="1" form the tag Or th, td PW> {border:hidden} Philippe, unfortunately it doesn't work. Maybe i wasn't clea

Re: [css-d] table styling and gecko based browsers problem

> #downloadtable { > border: 1px solid #DD; > border-collapse: collapse; > margin: .8em 0; > padding: 0; > width: 400px; > font-size: .9em; > } #downloadtable td, #downloadtable th{ border:none; } should do the trick. After removing the border="1

[css-d] WAS:table styling and gecko based browsers problem

Good evening list, Ah problem solved :-) setting border to 0 on the tag did the trick :-) tnx guys -- Best regards, Luc http://www.dzinelabs.com Need a website? http://www.w-orx.com Powered by The Bat! version 3.0.1.33 with Windows 2000 (build 2195), v

Re: [css-d] same length columns through wide outer div border - question 2

Chad, On May 20, 2005, at 10:10 PM, Chad Sakonchick wrote: Thanks much to dwain for the answer to my last problem. From there I've come pretty close but have a weird bug in IE. Also, if you check it out in safari or Firefox, you'll see the .inner tag border. I put the border there on purpo

[css-d] FF backgound image tiling

ANyone know why only on FF the background image I have going down the sides of this layout stop befor the footer section? _http://www.infinite-ammo.com/layout2.htm_ (http://www.infinite-ammo.com/layout2.htm) Adam Helweh - Graphic & Web Design _

Re: [css-d] importing, linking resources

Donna Jones wrote: can someone direct me to a good article(s)/resource(s) that discuss various ways of importing, linking css files and talks about advantages/disadvantages. This is ususally covered in the first chapter of any good CSS book. One of the most important reasons that people use o

Re: [css-d] FF backgound image tiling

On Sun, 22 May 2005 15:08:53 -0400, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ANyone know why only on FF the background image I have going down the sides of this layout stop befor the footer section? _http://www.infinite-ammo.com/layout2.htm_ (http://www.infinite-ammo.com/layout2.htm) Adam Helweh - Graphic

[css-d] background-image not showing

Hi to you. I'm new on this mailinglist, so I hope I do this right. I'm working on a site, where I need to chance the #content divs background-image accordingly to a ASP Case Select. For some reason the gif isn't showing in IE (I haven't tested in Firefox yet, because it isn't installed at thel

Re: [css-d] is this the IE box bug?

On Sun, 22 May 2005 01:39:36 -0400, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: With this current design, IE looks fine but FF has a 20 pixel space between the top and the start of the header image. I want it flush against the top and have been trying for over 30 minutes. Can anyone let me know if this is

Re: [css-d] FF backgound image tiling

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ANyone know why only on FF the background image I have going down the sides of this layout stop befor the footer section? (http://www.infinite-ammo.com/layout2.htm) Not sure I understand the "FF only" part, since the blue image on the sides don't go all the way down

RE: [css-d] Expanding divs within a width: 0 div

mark drayton wrote: > I'm trying to use a combination of display: table and width: > 0% to force a div to expand to the width of its contents so > I don't have to specify > a width by hand. The div contains images and text, each in their own > div, and the images are wider than the text. I want to

Re: [css-d] positioning issues IE 6 PC

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 fade

Re: [css-d] table styling and gecko based browsers problem

On 23 May 2005, at 1:32 am, Luc wrote: PW> Remove the border="1" form the tag Or th, td PW> {border:hidden} Philippe, unfortunately it doesn't work. Maybe i wasn't clear in my previous post: i need a border around the table but not around the th, td. I does work, you know. But

Re: [css-d] positioning issues IE 6 PC

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: Personal opinion: IE6 doesn't have a "standard mode". IE6 only has a "quirks mode", and

[css-d] IE 6 Problem

I have a 3 col layout, with a 2 col in the center of the 3 col... In IE the right and left columns of the 3 col are showing black. The images will show, but none of the text, not to mention the black is wrong!! It is working fine in FF. http://kblevinsinvestments.com/Properties/Sales.php?r=11

[css-d] IE5 win image link problem

A friend forwarded this problem to me. Because I don't have access to IE 5.0 Win at the moment, I'm not sure if I fixed her problem. Test file: This displays correctly in IE 5.0 (and others). The problem is with the 2 links at the top right, which are wrapped around ima

[css-d] more positioning problems.

Website in question: http://shawna.iprx.com/horizon2.htm Display issues: -- FF, NN, Opera -- works : The navbar apperas to display correctly. doesnt: #column1 and #column2 are wrapping instead of floating left. Top padding on those two appears to be smaller than 22px. I

Re: [css-d] IE5 win image link problem

Philippe Wittenbergh wrote: > I took her code, and only slightly modified it (disabled the > display:block on the ). But I'm not sure if this works, as I can't > test it. Works as expected in IE5.01 and 5.5 on XP Pro Thierry | http://www.TJKDesign.com _

Re: [css-d] more positioning problems.

shawn a wrote: Website in question: http://shawna.iprx.com/horizon2.htm Display issues: -- FF, NN, Opera -- ...box model problem and a CSS-error. #column1{ float: left; padding: 22px 5px 10px 0px; <-- missing last value here width: 60%; text-align: left; } #c

Re: [css-d] more positioning problems.

Georg, That fixed IE but now its broken in FF...haha. >#navlist {_height: 0; <-- add "HasLayout" (one way or the other) I added height 0; but i wasnt sure what u ment by add "HasLayout" agian thanks for all the help ~shawn a __

[css-d] Safari DIV issues

Heya, Website in question:- http://www.pole.net.nz/james/ Firefox1.0.3/Win, IE6/Win and Opera8.0/Mac/Win all render the site correctly. Safari, however, manages to stuff up the two floated DIVs (menu list and the content) which are contained within a container DIV which has automatic margin

Re: [css-d] importing, linking resources

Donna Jones wrote: can someone direct me to a good article(s)/resource(s) that discuss various ways of importing, linking css files and talks about advantages/disadvantages. This is ususally covered in the first chapter of any good CSS book. One of the most important reasons that people use

[css-d] IE 6 3px bug?

Hey all - I am in the process of coding a simple page for my friend - and I think I am getting the IE6 3px area because of the floated elements. I tried correcting this by using display: inline and the html > body selector; but no dice. Any ideas? -patrick http://handoff.solidhex.com/home

[css-d] List help in IE 5, 5.5 pc

Hey all, this works fine in IE6 but for some reason that I cant get around- the last li on the right "outdents" in 5, 5.5 pc. its ok on mac- FF, safari and pc IE6 but I cant seem to figure out how to fix it in 5, 5.5 http://aenonfiredesign.com/test/list/2/ why oh why does ie have to give so muc