Simon Douglas schrieb:
The (simplified version of the) web-site is at www.menziesclc.org.uk/
test/index.html
The problem seems to be the 'info' div. If you delete that, the image
appears.
This IE6 problem is not related to the MIR.
at http://www.menziesclc.org.uk/test/index.html, you have t
Hi Adam,
Perhaps you've already fixed this or you're using IE Mac because I don't see
the white line using IE6 on PC.
However, there is one problem I see and that's the bottom image ("One
company, Infinite Solutions") is not centered with the rest of the content,
due to your use of position:
The DocType will always be a problem when using the method you have chosen.
Take a look at the last section of
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/footers/ and the demo file at
http://www.alistapart.com/d/footers/footer_variation1.html
It uses a little javascript to ensure that the vertical center
Marty,
First, you have two definitions for hr (one in the inline styles and
the other in sty_theme.css) that were conflicting.
For the purposes of testing, I removed the style from sty_theme.css
and changed the inline to:
hr {
border: none;
border-bottom: 1px solid #007476;
Uwe,
> Opera 7 needs to see "body {overflow: hidden}".
Can you use a media query which at the moment *DANGER* ist only
supported by Opera 7/8, or does Opera 8 behave like the other
browsers?
@media all and (min-width: 0px) { /* This part is only visible to
Op
Hi,
Can anyone take a look at this page please:
http://extranet.dabs.com/stuart/testnav.htm
Ignore the rubbish font sizes and what not, I have chopped this section out of
the bigger picture.
Look at the list and you will see that in IE there are spaces between the
seperate , and in firefox, o
"If you want to see the nested lists that I am working with currently go
to: http://tct2005.com/wp/";
I looked. I didn't see a single list, nested or otherwise. Can you
maybe be more specific on what you're trying to do?
_
Will Merrell wrote:
Here's the problem: on Firefox the clearer div occupies no vertical space.
No suprise there. But, under IE6, guess what, the clearer div occupies a
full line.
Will,
Others have give you some fixes for this. If you're still curious, you
can check out this test page I m
Jack Keller wrote:
I followed the methodology from quirksmode.org on obtaining the
centered layout, but my problem is this, with doctype it will validate
but not display correctly, without doctype it displays excellent, but
will not obviously validate.
http://www.cell7.org/leadership/dev/tem
stu wrote:
http://extranet.dabs.com/stuart/testnav.htm
Look at the list and you will see that in IE there are spaces between the seperate
, and in firefox, opera, etal. there are not.
Stu,
The problem comes from the display: block on your a elements. Adding
display: inline to their par
zoe wrote:
>Stu,
>The problem comes from the display: block on your a elements. Adding
>display: inline to their parent li's fixes it. Another solution is
>described here:
>http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?page=5&cid=AC0B9
>Zoe
Zoe, thats great. From all the solutions listed tb
Hi all,
I've really been struggling with this. Trying to have a large flash menu
layered atop other content on a page. I've been able to successfully
z-index it so the drop down menus appear over top of other content at a
lower z-index, but I can't get the menu centered left to right in relation
do you have a link to the site?
Mark Leder wrote:
Hi all,
I've really been struggling with this. Trying to have a large flash menu
layered atop other content on a page. I've been able to successfully
z-index it so the drop down menus appear over top of other content at a
lower z-index, but I
This page:
http://www.zut.se/rikard/
has validated html and css. It displays ok in Firefox on Windowsxp and
MacOS10.4. It does not display ok in IE6 on WindowsXP. Two of the
fields (the text to the right of the logo and the white text in the
orange/red square) are not aligned correctly. They shou
Hi list,
This HTML looks as I wish if I use IE but it has a strange behavior in
Firefox.
The background color of the header flows ahead to the top of the both
blocks above the head.
Is this a known problem and is there somewhere a known solution?
Regards,
Daniel
Test
#wrapper
Here's the link:
http://admin.evokenet.com/homeComponents/main.cfm
-Original Message-
From: jeremy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 10:08 AM
To: Mark Leder; css list
Subject: Re: [css-d] Relative Positioning
do you have a link to the site?
Mark Leder wrote:
>H
Daniel,
> This HTML looks as I wish if I use IE but it has a strange behavior in
> Firefox.
> The background color of the header flows ahead to the top of the both
> blocks above the head.
The problem is caused by the uncleared floats above the header. The
floats are removed from normal flow, so
Brian Cummiskey schreef:
you're in quirks mode.
try a full w3 spec DTD and see what happens.
Thanks Brian. But if I want to stay in the quirks mode for other
reasons, is there also an other solution for this problem?
Daniel
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Eric Ladner schreef:
Looks right to me. You have wrappera and wrapperb floated inside the
"wrapper" and don't specify a background color for them. When header is
drawn, it takes up the top part of "wrapper" and the a/b wrappers are
floating above that.
You didn't specify a background on the
Hi all,
I am trying to style a page that the code in a certain area is being
generated automatically and all I really have control that area is the
style in the head tag.
I have applied the following code to the css in the header:
blockquote { margin: 1px 0 3px 15px; }
This seems to only apply
Martin Heiden schreef:
Daniel,
The problem is caused by the uncleared floats above the header. The
floats are removed from normal flow, so that the #head starts at the
top. It is the first element in normal flow. The content of #head is
pressed down by the floats, which causes the div to expand.
I am having trouble positioning the #nav-menu element located at:
http://dev.blast.com/interior2.html
i inserted a negative left margin of -2px on #nav-menu ul to align the
left side with the the left side of the header graphic.
this works everywhere but ie 6 on pc. any ideas on how to left
I'm looking for an article I recently came across where the author
was explaining how he ordered rules in his stylesheet.
By ordering, I do not mean the cascading order but simply the order
of rules within each declaration.
Pierre
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From: "Mark Leder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>http://admin.evokenet.com/homeComponents/main.cfm
> I can't get the menu centered left to
>>right in relation to the "clientName" ID just above it.
Try -
#Layer1 {
position: absolute;
top: 3px;
left: 50%; /* default left value when not specified is 0.
I got it to work by defining it as:
"div blockquote"
and also adding a "div p" style
Using Ian's suggestions of putting a background color on for testing
really helped as well
Thanks!
Jessica Mays
Graphic Designer
WebSurveyor Corporation
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Hi Adam, I was looking at your site (which looks quite good btw) and noticed a
couple of things which may be issues.
1. Is there a way to get back to the main page other than using the back button?
2a. Increasing the font size in IE6 makes your menu bar wrap, which wouldn't be
much of a problem
I am trying to get two div's to occupy the same space, but am running into much
trouble.
I created http://bellsouthpwp.net/S/p/Speedy7/position.html as a way to test,
I've turned on borders to make the divs easier to identify. Structure is
basically divOuter (contains everything), divInner1 (some
Hi list,
My problem becomes more and more complex.
Look at this.
How can I make that Firefox looks the same as IE.
Regards,
Daniel
Test
#wrapper{min-width:600px;min-height:600px;width:600px;height:600px;background:lime;}
#wrappera{width:49%;height:100px;min-height:100px;float:left;}
#wr
Guys and gals,
thanks very much for your input (and Adam, for bringing the thread back
on topic)
yours and Christians suggestion of designating structural ID's was the
consensus that we reached in our last scoping session as the potential
for an, as you put it 'dangerous' development environme
On 6/30/05, Glenn E. Lanier, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I created http://bellsouthpwp.net/S/p/Speedy7/position.html as a way to test,
> I've turned on borders to make the divs easier to identify. Structure is
> basically divOuter (contains everything), divInner1 (some text), divInner2
> (other
Thanks, that worked in Firefox, still shoved to the right on IE6. I'm
looking for a hack to solve that one.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Holly Bergevin
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 12:46 PM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org; Mark Leder
Firefox is doing just fine :-)
Daniel Doesburg wrote:
How can I make that Firefox looks the same as IE.
The simplest way is to give Firefox complete CSS, and keep IE/win-code
from polluting it.
I've added some, and used the 'leading underscore' hack to feed IE/win.
Use any hack you like...
I just wanted to be pointed to any tutorials on doing a three (or
other number for that matter) column layout without absolute
positioning or floats. Any directions? Thanks in advance.
--
Jonathan Berry, M.A.
IT Consultant
619.306.1712(m)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.mindarc.com
Daniel Doesburg schrieb:
Yes of course, I am willing to do all what's necessary to solve it.
Thank you.
It's now on http://test.doesburg.biz/test1.html
The problem is that IE looks (I did not said it renders all well) good.
How can I get Firefox does the same?
Forget IE6 for a moment.
Fx pr
Ingo
Thanks for that, I have tried it - see
www.menziesclc.org.uk/test/index2.html
There are two (possibly insoluble) problems:
1. In IE, a stray letter ('W') appears, or rather, is not hidden.
2. This is less of a problem, but the flow is wrong - can the order
be changed, so that the title is
I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but I would like to confirm it. There is
currently no well supported way to orient text vertically with CSS, correct?
For Example (using ASCII art)
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--
Ian Sk
Hi,
I have been working on this page layout
http://www.storesprite.org/lamp/
In ie 6 the page content (#middle) gets pushed below where the left
column content ends. I can't figure out why this is and have pulled out
most of my hair trying to find out.
If I remove the float evertything goes wro
Normally this happens because you either have a container that isn't
wide enough for the two divs PLUS borders and scrollbar. That container
can be the overall html container if there isn't one defined. You can
normally spot this by the telltale dropping of a div.
Try reducing the width of you #m
Hey, has anyone else had this problem?
Consider the following rule:
h4 {
background-image: url(something.jpg) !important;
background-image: none;
}
When this is declared as part of an external or embedded stylesheet,
browsers that understand !important show a background image on t
> -Original Message-
> From: Jon Trelfa
> Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 2:38 PM
> On 6/30/05, Glenn E. Lanier, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I created http://bellsouthpwp.net/S/p/Speedy7/position.html
> as a way to test,
> I changed your CSS just slightly as such.
> 1. The "thin" k
From: Rikard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>http://www.zut.se/rikard/
> It does not display ok in IE6 on WindowsXP. Two of the
>fields (the text to the right of the logo and the white text in the
>orange/red square) are not aligned correctly. They should be
>positioned a bit lower (like Firefox).
I belie
On 6/30/05, Mark Leder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, that worked in Firefox, still shoved to the right on IE6. I'm
> looking for a hack to solve that one.
>
I know this will sound silly...but is IE6 in quirks mode? You have to
be careful about your doctype at the top of the page, or it w
If you want the honest truth, I'd bet most of your problems come from
giving the browser both a width and a min-width (and same with height
and min-height).
IE ignores min-height, and treats height as if it were min-height.
Firefox, on the other hand, will use height literally. Try giving mo
From: Simon Douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Thanks for that, I have tried it - see
>www.menziesclc.org.uk/test/index2.html
>There are two (possibly insoluble) problems:
>1. In IE, a stray letter ('W') appears, or rather, is not hidden.
>2. This is less of a problem, but the flow is wrong - can the
I have this fairly large table that, unless one has their monitor set to above
average resolutions (such as mine at 1280x1024), one can not see the entire
table at once. And since it is long both horizontally and vertically one gets
the dreaded double scroll bars at lower resolutions.
Is there
I have this fairly large table that, unless one has their monitor set to above
average resolutions (such as mine at 1280x1024), one can not see the entire
table at once. And since it is long both horizontally and vertically one gets
the dreaded double scroll bars at lower resolutions.
Is there
Mike, it was a combination of your first suggestion and modifications
suggested by Gunlaug that has worked in the end - as you can see from
http://www.biotext.com.au/test0205/testpage.html
By starting the border exactly where I want it on the right, and using the
white div to shift the left side of
please take a look at this:
http://www.info01.de/sascha/buggy_in_ie.html
it drives me crazy!
if you change the height to a pixel value, it works fine in IE ...
source:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd";>
IE does not align properly when using relative height
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All...
Thanks for the gracious help of others I finally got the site where I
need it to be.
Its filled with filler content of course, but all needed pages are up
(and look the same).
Let me know what you think.
http://www.rocklinsystems.com/infinity/
Thanks
Adam
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