Olá Abyss,
Maybe it's this you want?...
body {
background-image: url(/images/whatever.jpg);
background-position:center;
background-repeat:no-repeat;
}
Hth!
Adeus,
Roberto
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Abyss Information wrote:
>Hiya all,
>
>does anyone know where I can grab
This is driving me a bit nuts so any help appreciated. I'm trying to
build my first site using CSS - taking the big leap from table based
design.
Anyway, I'm wanting a page with a header, footer, a navigation menu,
and a two column fluid layout for the contents and I found a design
philo
Mark Holden schrieb:
I'm having two display headaches in IE6
http://www.us-risk.com/new/ems.html
First, in the section navigation menu under "services" at left, it's putting
a gap between the main navigation link (services) and the sub-navigation
links. It can't be because of the white space
John Gruber has an article at "Daring Fireball" which shows another way
of doing footnotes that has very simple markup and includes a return
link that is both attractive and convenient.
http://daringfireball.net/2005/07/footnotes
I took a look at the accessibility of the techinhque here:
http:
Hi Bob,
If the sidenote was inserted like this:
Some text11. This is a
sidenote. that appears in the middle of a sentence.
How would that be presented in a screen reader? What can we do to
improve it?
Thank you,
Beau
On 29-Jul-05, at 5:51 AM, Bob Easton wrote:
John Gruber has an articl
Please help - http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia This page looks as it
should in IE, but not in Firefox. I validated it and also viewed the block
level outlines in Firefox but am clueless as to why the div is not butting
up in Firefox as it does in IE. Thanks in advance.
Thomas M. Hall
On Jul 28, 2005, at 5:45 PM, Christian Heilmann wrote:
On 7/28/05, Jared Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all, I've come up with this work-around to deliver a typical
book-like table of contents entry appearance (with dashes/dots
between toc entry and page number) and while it seems fully
On 7/29/05, Thomas Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please help - http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia This page looks as it
> should in IE, but not in Firefox. I validated it and also viewed the block
> level outlines in Firefox but am clueless as to why the div is not butting
> up in Firefox a
I guess you don't realizes IE comes with OSX.
If I took your advice about 75% of my users would be ignored; since my
corporate intranet people set up their sites for IE MAC and WIN and
many of my users use IE MAC as their browser for everything.
Something tells that a site for a institute teac
On 29 Jul 2005, at 7:02 am, Virtuallee wrote:
Not IE mac - haven't thought about mac yet :(
http://www.alisonbranagan.com/new_website/index.htm
The 30% or so Mac users who still use IE Mac in my stats will be happy.
Your site display identically to Firefox 1.0+ latest nightly build.
(excep
Hi folks,
Our new design uses a graphic for bulleted lists. Looks great in FF,
etc, but IE leaves far too little padding between the image and the
beginning of the text for each list item. Is there a way to get IE to
give it some more space without screwing up real browsers?
Example: http:
Hi
Thanks everyone for your feedback as well as advice on mac IE. Quite a
debate on the subject! GREAT to hear it (miracle of miracles) actually
looks okay in Mac IE (hadn't tested it yet). Thanks, Michael for your
advice below on how to fix the positioning. I'm away for the night but
will gi
That space before the subnav div worked! Thanks a million. Never knew about
that part of the bug.
Now, does anyone have any idea about the unwanted boxpunching? For
reference, here's the relevant CSS:
#header {
> position: absolute;
> top: 7px; left: 0;
> margin-left: 180px; }
>
> #styleswitch
:
> Hi folks,
>
> Our new design uses a graphic for bulleted lists. Looks great in FF,
> etc, but IE leaves far too little padding between the image and the
> beginning of the text for each list item. Is there a way to get IE to
> give it some more space without screwing up real browsers?
>
> E
Hi all,
A while back I stumbled across an article somewhere that detailed how to
apply a background image to just the bottom of the page and have a
background color for the rest. The article used a gradient for the
bottom image. I thought the article was at A List Apart, but I can't
seem t
Barbara Dozetos ink wired:
> Is there a way to get IE to give it some more
> space without screwing up real browsers?
Would it be practical to modify the bullet graphic with transparency on
the right that would create padding? Just a thought...
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I made magic once. Now, the sofa is gone.
w
Thomas Hall wrote:
Please help - http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia This page looks as it
should in IE, but not in Firefox. I validated it and also viewed the block
level outlines in Firefox but am clueless as to why the div is not butting
up in Firefox as it does in IE. Thanks in advance.
T
Hi All,
I have been experimenting with creating forms without tables. I like it.
I have however noticed some issues in IE with fieldset.
The form is here and as you can see if you look in IE, the background
color of the fielset is overlapping outside of it's area (at the top
edge).
Also the mar
KavinskyC wrote:
Anyone familiar with the WYSIWYG view in Dreamweaver and Contribute not
rendering background images imported via CSS properly? They render fine
in the browser. I haven't had any luck finding anything on the web on
it. The problem I'm having is we have content editors using Contr
Jim Jeffers wrote:
http://www.jltmobilecomputers.com/notyet/
If you browse through the site but then click the back button in IE the top
half of the page does not load. Also, if you goto a page in IE and then hit
the refresh button the top half of the page does not load as well.
Awkwardly enou
H Shaw wrote:
I'm having a problem in IE/Win where the background
color of the main "content" div in the page linked
below, is covering up the embedded divs (a
photo/caption div and the footer div) that reside
within the "content" div. It looks perfect in FireFox,
so you can reference what it's
sonicDivx wrote:
Am I correct to assume that to have collapsible DIVS (display:block) that
the nested DIVs with (style: float) that they also should have the property
(display:block) set?
I'm not sure I understand your question. Do you mean, is it necessary
to set "display: block" on the
Joseph Polanik wrote:
I have a table inside of a 'viewport' composed of elements in fixed
positions on the screen. The table expands or contracts in length as
the user toggles +/- symbols (javascript and the display: property do
the work.)
The problem occurs when the user expands the table e
On Jul 29, 2005, at 10:20 AM, David Laakso wrote:
and coding to FF instead of IE? It might make things go easier for
you (if not everyone else).
Wondering about this: how do people tackle the problem of browsers
working differently.
Since 90+% of users use IE Win wouldn't it be better for
i lagos wrote:
weired problem: the first time
http://www.ilagos.com/marco/published-work is loaded in Win Firefox
there is extra space between the bottom of the box and the that
has the caption. when i reload the page, the extra spacing goes away.
once page is cached you can't see extra space
William Cox wrote:
I'm having a problem with my website, www.gorobotics.net. You can see
a picture of what I'm talking about
here:
http://www.gorobotics.net/broken_website_image.jpg
Anyways, I have a series of "tabs" at hte top of my page. They are
made with a UL/LI element. The HTML code is
Hello everyone,
This homepage is giving me more headaches than I expected. Take a look
at the following link in Firefox (and Firefox only, for now):
http://www.cityofdis.org/flash/?irpara=contato
(relevant css: http://www.cityofdis.org/flash/default/contato.css)
I have styled a form using ba
Anyone know how to indent the place where the cursor begins in a text
box? I'm having a hard time getting it to work without affecting other
things in IE...
I have a text box with a background image (for a google search) and the
textbox contains a 15 px image to the far left with the google '
Scot Schlinger wrote:
I am trying to use faux columns so that my columns will have the same
height in the body section of the page. I have part of it working, but
now I wish to get a border and curved appearance to the bottom of each
division (box). I was wondering if someone could shed some l
> From: > Glenn E. Lanier, II
> Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 4:28 PM
> http://bellsouthpwp.net/S/p/Speedy7/transcript.html (CSS inline
> for ease in troubleshooting)) that displays a section of a
> form on page load.
> The problem is that when additional fields are displayed, the
> bottom bor
Jared Stein wrote:
Hey all, I've come up with this work-around to deliver a typical book-like
table of contents entry appearance (with dashes/dots between toc entry and page
number) and while it seems fully flexible, pretty reliable, and not too trashy
in terms of coding, I'd still welcome an
> > and coding to FF instead of IE? It might make things go easier for
> > you (if not everyone else).
>
> Wondering about this: how do people tackle the problem of browsers
> working differently.
> Since 90+% of users use IE Win wouldn't it be better for most sites to
> get their pages to work
Michael Landis wrote:
For more information on 2-column layouts, feel free to check out the Wiki:
http://www.westga.edu/~www/projects/library/index2.html
I think the wrong link got pasted there. :-) Michael meant this:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=TwoColumnLayouts
Zoe
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Zoe M. G
On 7/27/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> please have a look here: http://www.haroldauto.com/edit:1:43t243 please tell
> me what I must change for the image buttons that are visible in ie to show
> up in opera and ff.
After running your page through HTML Tidy I was able to read i
I am trying to make a series of floated boxes with different heights that
look something like this: http://onetwoseven.zapto.org/floattestgood.htm. I
would like my HTML to look like this:
http://onetwoseven.zapto.org/floattest.htm. Am I not understanding floats
correctly?
Thank you for your ti
Michael Cassidy wrote:
and coding to FF instead of IE? It might make things go easier for
you (if not everyone else).
Wondering about this: how do people tackle the problem of browsers
working differently. Since 90+% of users use IE Win
IE win is the one browser that's easiest to iso
On 29/07/05, Michael Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wondering about this: how do people tackle the problem of browsers
> working differently.
> Since 90+% of users use IE Win wouldn't it be better for most sites to
> get their pages to work in IE Win then modify them for other browser?
> Or
ugo pozo schrieb:
http://www.cityofdis.org/flash/?irpara=contato
Is this a problem of my IE only? And, if it's not, what should I do?
No, it crashes mine too, thanks. On a local copy, it crashed when I was
playing with the text-zoom. This can happen in tight fittings.
In
div#content form#
I know that Firefox/Win, Mozilla/Win, and Opera 7/Win&Linux &
8/Win&Linux permit a user to select an alternate style sheet from a
menu.
I've looked for a 'comprehensive' list of UAs that give users this
ability, but have been unable to find one. At this point, I'd settle
for any kind of listing th
At 02:51 AM 7/29/2005, Bob Easton wrote:
John Gruber has an article at "Daring Fireball" which shows another way of
doing footnotes that has very simple markup and includes a return link
that is both attractive and convenient.
http://daringfireball.net/2005/07/footnotes
I took a look at the a
Am I not understanding floats correctly?
Ben,
I am not the greatest at this either, as I am learning, but Jim Davis
passed this url
(http://www.projectseven.com/csslab/testing/lists/grid.htm) along to me
and it help out with a project I am currently working on.
I hope it helps,
Scot
Ben,
I'm not sure what your are trying to achieve, but take a look at this
Al Sparber demo:
http://www.projectseven.com/csslab/testing/lists/grid.htm
Jim
On 7/29/05, Ben Alpert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to make a series of floated boxes with different heights that
> look somethin
> > > On 7/27/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > please have a look here: http://www.haroldauto.com/edit:1:43t243 please
> > > tell me what I must change for the image buttons that are visible in ie to
> > > show up in opera and ff.
> >
> > After running your page through HTML
I also do the latter. A bit counter intuitive, but I have actually found that
getting the site to work properly and as desired in FF and then tweaking what
is necessary for IE is easier and quicker then the other way around.
I think it is because it separates the problems of whether the error i
David Laakso wrote:
Thomas Hall wrote:
Please help - http://design.tmhdesign.com/szidonia This page looks
as it
should in IE, but not in Firefox.
[...]
Thomas,
In retrospect, I realize that what I wrote might be be confusing, if not
downright overwhelming. If that is the case, and if y
On 7/29/05, Ben Alpert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to make a series of floated boxes with different heights that
> look something like this: http://onetwoseven.zapto.org/floattestgood.htm. I
> would like my HTML to look like this:
> http://onetwoseven.zapto.org/floattest.htm. Am I not
On 7/29/05, ugo pozo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (about
http://www.cityofdis.org/flash/?irpara=contato):
> I haven't tried to reproduce this effect in other computers, but it
> seems to me that IE6 crashes everytime it tries to load this page, with
> a "pure virtual function call" run-time error. If
The following HTML is a simple example of a CSS image map. The mapped image in
this case is yahoo.gif which is the large red yahoo! at the top of the
www.yahoo.com homepage. For this example the 'h' in yahoo has been mapped.
When the mouse cursor is moved over the 'h' in yahoo, a border is di
Greetings All!
Would you please have a look at the following page:
www.volume4.com/dmp/lead_buyer/update_registration.html
I have got this form to work completely except, in IE, the fourth group
last field of the 'Additional Contacts' field set. For some reason IE
drop this field down to the n
Friday, July 29, 2005, 6:00:08 PM, Mark wrote:
> This example works correctly using IE6. The background of the popup
> cellspacing="0"
> border="0">Popuptext!
You can't have a TABLE in an A. Invalid markup = unreliable results.
You probably want to use something like
http://www.alistapart.com/
Hello all!
I've just finished redesigning my website. Wow, it really needed it. I'm
ashamed of my old coding. It's just atrocious. I designed it really quickly
in Front Page and really didn't take the time to optimize or have decent
coding. It was slow to load, had way too many images, and was jus
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