[css-d] one true layout Firefox (1.5!) issue

Check out http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=30&e=toysbytype On initial load in my brand-spankin-new Firefox 1.5, the page is the correct length. However, on refresh, it becomes 32767px tall. Could someone who understands the One True Layout and Firefox better than I apparently do tell me wha

Re: [css-d] IE column shift problem

Ingo Chao wrote: >> I can reproduce it here by uploading the files, renaming the folder >> each time before I access it in IE with cleared cache. >> >> (Another, not very reliable method is to hit refresh a few dozen >> times unless the page is rendered completely). >> >> It seems to be related to

[css-d] Would this be considered bad css form?

I am trying to figure out how I'm going to set up my style sheets. My website consists of the following setup: -welcome (site home page) -about home -about who's who -news home -news college -news students -news faculty -faq home ...etc Each section (home/about/news/faq) has different styling.

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns]

Philip Lindsay wrote: >Hi Sverre, >Sadly no. I tried removing whitespace, but no difference :-( >Phil >>Sverre Bjørseth wrote: It couldn´t be that you´ll have to put all menu-items (>>>href="#">menu-item) on the same line? I´ve experienced that funky "feature" in IE several times... >>>

Re: [css-d] Site-Check - LAMeeraTrust.org

Rahul Gonsalves wrote Sun, 08 Jan 2006 19:10:25 +0530: > http://lameeratrust.org/ > 2. It's a fixed-width layout. ;-) Why? I see nothing that makes it necessary. http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/rahulg3.jpg -- "Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord."Psalm 33:12 NIV Team OS/2 ** R

Re: [css-d] IE column shift problem

Thierry Koblentz wrote: > Ingo Chao wrote: >>> I can reproduce it here by uploading the files, renaming the folder >>> each time before I access it in IE with cleared cache. >>> >>> (Another, not very reliable method is to hit refresh a few dozen >>> times unless the page is rendered completely). >

Re: [css-d] Would this be considered bad css form?

Michael, On Jan 11, 2006, at 1:00 PM, Michael Soultanian wrote: > 2. Instead of doing stylesheet switching, the other thing > I was thinking of was putting all my styles in one > stylesheet and just change the class of an outer tag (i.e. > body) to something like the following depending on what

[css-d] Centering myself

http://hhp.umd.edu/home/whats_new_scroll.cfm I have a header that is comprised of an image of a stretched-out single pixel grey line, then two words, then another line stretching out to the right. This is supposed to almost fill a table cell and then have the whole thing centered. It's in

Re: [css-d] Would this be considered bad css form?

Roger Roelofs wrote: >> 2. Instead of doing stylesheet switching, the other thing >> I was thinking of was putting all my styles in one >> stylesheet and just change the class of an outer tag (i.e. > > It is a personal preference thing. I prefer option 2 with an ID on the > body element. I've

Re: [css-d] IE column shift problem

Ingo Chao wrote: > yes, I can see the logos pic when the bug occurs. Interesting... > If this is real, it must be related to the problem with the missing > image you are mentioning. Maybe there is a short moment of ambivalence > where IE does not really know if it is there or not. We know it's r

[css-d] Put it at the bottom

I'm rewriting a page and trying to do it all in CSS, so I'm trying to learn how this is done, but I'm really struggling with putting things at the bottom of the page, if you would please look at kaiserklan.com/roundtable/index2.html you'll see what I mean. The Google search routine in the is my p

Re: [css-d] Problem with Suckerfish Vertical Dropdowns

Philip Lindsay wrote: > I have a problem regarding an implementation of the Suckerfish > Vertical Dropdowns [1]. I've integrated them into a site for a client > [2]. So far so good in Firefox and Safari but I'm experiencing > problems in Internet Explorer 6 (Windows). The problem seems to be

[css-d] Site check - sidebar and content disappearing in IE

Hi I am advised that on this site: The sidebar and also the content are not showing in WinIE and have disappeared below the left column. Could someone please confirm that this is so and maybe

Re: [css-d] Centering myself

> http://hhp.umd.edu/home/whats_new_scroll.cfm > > I have a header that is comprised of an image of a stretched-out > single pixel grey line, then two words, then another line stretching > out to the right. This is supposed to almost fill a table cell and > then have the whole thing center

[css-d] position:relative get messed up in FF when float is used

When I tried to relatively position my menubox by margin-top:-1em; the position works just what I wanted in both IE and FF. But when I left float menubox, in FF it lost margin-top:-1em setting. So to fix the difference, I had to use -2em and enforce IE to use -1em instead (desired behavior anyway

[css-d] CSS based Logo

This is my first attempt in creating CSS based logo. I already tested FireFox 1.5, Opera 8.51, IE 6.0 and Konqueror. Konqueror's (KDE 3.5) p.purpose has shrunk smaller than the rest of browsers. Any feedback? http://www.deafaviator.org/project/da.htm Thanks In Advance, Scott -- Power to peopl

Re: [css-d] IE column shift problem

Thierry Koblentz wrote: > Also, I'd be curious to see if the same thing happens if that image was > higher up in the markup rather than at the very end of the document. Tried to move it up as first child of the right column. No change. The column still drops here initially. width="250px" height=

Re: [css-d] Would this be considered bad css form?

Re: > 2. Instead of doing stylesheet switching, the other thing I was thinking of was putting all my styles in one stylesheet and just change the class of an outer (i.e. body) to something like the following depending on what page you're on: or or and then I would write styles accordin

[css-d] viewing sites via AOL

Hey folks, I have a client who uses AOL as her browser. Since I don't have AOL, I'm curious to know what the site looks like viewing it using AOL. site: www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html Does anyone have AOL or is it pretty much the same as IE? Thanks a lot- Patrick __

Re: [css-d] one true layout Firefox (1.5!) issue

Eric Shepherd wrote: > Check out http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=30&e=toysbytype > > On initial load in my brand-spankin-new Firefox 1.5, the page is the > correct length. However, on refresh, it becomes 32767px tall. > > Could someone who understands the One True Layout and Firefox better >

Re: [css-d] viewing sites via AOL

Patrick Roane wrote: > Does anyone have AOL or is it pretty much the same as > IE? AOL uses the IE rendering engine, so there shouldn't be any reason to test in AOL if you've already tested in IE. /rowan __ css-discuss [EMAIL PRO

Re: [css-d] viewing sites via AOL

On 11/01/06, Patrick Roane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Does anyone have AOL or is it pretty much the same as > IE? For the most part, AOL uses the currently installed version of IE as it's rendering engine. I think the Mac version is an exception, which uses an older version of Gecko (Mozilla/

Re: [css-d] Would this be considered bad css form?

Yeah.. we actually do something similar to what you were saying (we have globalstyles.css). It's good to hear that people don't have problems with my method 2 because I am really liking it. It seems like it has a bunch of benefits in the long-run. I just wanted to make sure ahead of time tha

[css-d] Best "best practices" CSS layout foundation

Hello, I'm trying to do a more advanced WordPress theme than I've seen anyone else do. (Originally I was helping the folks working on "K2", but they're moving slow and have interesting ideas about what's important.) My theme will let even novice users choose (via a friendly UI) the number of col

Re: [css-d] Firefox 1.5 problem with display: inline-table?

On 12 Jan 2006, at 2:00 am, Pringle, Ron wrote: > I've noticed since upgrading to Firefox 1.5 here at work that I get > an error message whne viewing my site, that I didn't get before. > > The message is: > > Error: Error in parsing value for property 'display'. Declaration > dropped. Source

[css-d] IE bullet rendering issue

I have an odd occurrence on a website I'm working on. I honestly wish I could post the link to it, but I'm under an NDA, so I can't. I'm hoping this is a common problem that you all will know the answer to, and thus slap me with the stupid stick as you spit out the answer to me. (A little spit

Re: [css-d] one true layout Firefox (1.5!) issue

I believe this is a javascript issue. Disabling it fixes that weird resizing problem on refresh however, brings up another issue. Your "Skip to Navigation" link sits on top of the page then. Are you controlling some css values via javascript? Also there are no anchors for; .. rel="Accessibility

[css-d] Question about the adjacent selector

Let's say you have the following: Does this accurately describe the div above: about + home {color:black}; All of the documents that I've read on the web describe the following: where the following selector describes the above: news + archives{color:blue;} Are the two the same? Also,

Re: [css-d] CSS based Logo

Scott Hamm wrote: >This is my first attempt in creating CSS based logo. I already tested >FireFox 1.5, Opera 8.51, IE 6.0 and Konqueror. Konqueror's (KDE 3.5) >p.purpose has shrunk smaller than the rest of browsers. Any feedback? > >http://www.deafaviator.org/project/da.htm > >Thanks In Advance,

Re: [css-d] CSS based Logo

Is there some obvious reason for trying to make a logo out of CSS, or is it just an experiment? Francesco --- francky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Scott Hamm wrote: > > >This is my first attempt in creating CSS based > logo. I already tested > >FireFox 1.5, Opera 8.51, IE 6.0 and Konqueror.

[css-d] DIV Attributes to show "code"

I want to setup a div-css to show code (text in grey boxes) like on this site: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/326 When I use "" without any CSS-commands linebrakes are shown correct. But when I use my .css: div.code { background-color: #DD;

Re: [css-d] Site check - sidebar and content disappearing in IE

Richard Brown wrote: >Hi > >I am advised that on this site: > > >The sidebar and also the content are not showing in WinIE and have >disappeared below the left column. Could someone please confi

Re: [css-d] DIV Attributes to show "code"

* Jochen Kächelin wrote: >I want to setup a div-css to show code (text in grey boxes) like >on this site: > > http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/326 > >When I use "" without any CSS-commands linebrakes >are shown correct. But when I use my .css: >No linebrakes are inseret and I on

Re: [css-d] IE bullet rendering issue

Design Groups wrote: >... >I have some of my list items set with the bullets replaced by an image. In IE >- and in IE *only* - the images will appear and disappear. Sometimes they >load fine the first time, but if you open a screen of any kind over the >browser window, they disappear. If you

Re: [css-d] Image Placement

Rich, On Jan 11, 2006, at 9:04 AM, Richard Brown wrote: >>> I have a couple of images on this site: >>> > >>> The second image is the one that sits in the nav bar at the bottom. >>> Rather than sit alongside the text, I would like it to sit on top. >>> How

Re: [css-d] DIV Attributes to show "code"

Jochen Kächelin wrote: >I want to setup a div-css to show code (text in grey boxes) like >on this site: > > http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/326 > >When I use "" without any CSS-commands linebrakes >are shown correct. But when I use my .css: > >div.code { > background-colo

[css-d] Too much space around the hr tag

Take a look at this simply code here http://www.webmarksonline.com/temp/hr.html In Firefox, it looks exactly the way I want it. In IE there is too much space before and after the tag. I tried various ways of styling the hr. But am unable to collapse that space. Please let be know how to styl

[css-d] site check: foxymcloud.com

Hello all. I've been working on a new design/layout at http://www.foxymcloud.com and I would like to know how it's doing in mac/linux browsers as well as any advice on layout issues. The layout is fluid and has some absolute positioning for the rounded corners, but sometimes these corners don't sh

Re: [css-d] Site check - sidebar and content disappearing in IE

Hi Francky On 12 Jan 2006, at 02:48, francky wrote: > Confirm: positive! They are not showing good in Firefox either ... > Should try first to see what happens after correcting the errors which > are indicated by the html-validator > w

Re: [css-d] site check: foxymcloud.com

Hi Christian On 12 Jan 2006, at 05:45, Christian Montoya wrote: > Hello all. I've been working on a new design/layout at > http://www.foxymcloud.com and I would like to know how it's doing in > mac/linux browsers as well as any advice on layout issues. Images on the way! It looks really good. --

Re: [css-d] Put it at the bottom

Keith, On Jan 11, 2006, at 2:40 PM, Keith Kaiser wrote: > I'm really struggling with putting things at the > bottom of the page, if you would please look at > kaiserklan.com/roundtable/index2.html you'll see what I mean. > > The Google search routine in the is my problem of > the > moment, Th

Re: [css-d] Question about the adjacent selector

Mike, On Jan 11, 2006, at 9:06 PM, Mike Soultanian wrote: > Let's say you have the following: > > > Does this accurately describe the div above: > about + home {color:black}; No. that would be .about.home { color: black;} > All of the documents that I've read on the web describe the following:

Re: [css-d] Question about the adjacent selector

Roger Roelofs wrote: >> Does this accurately describe the div above: >> about + home {color:black}; > No. that would be > .about.home { color: black;} Interesting. Do you know the name for this kind of styling? I'm going to test it in various browsers right now.. thanks, Mike ___

Re: [css-d] IE bullet rendering issue

Design Groups wrote: ... I have some of my list items set with the bullets > replaced by an image. In IE - and in IE *only* - the images will appear and > disappear. Sometimes they load fine the first time, but if you open a > screen of any kind over the browser window, they disappear. If you