I have been working on getting my css IE compliant for a couple days
now and I can't handle it anymore.
http://infoshop.nfshost.com/altindex.php
I'm not sure which IE/Win I'm viewing it on, but it's probably not
IE6. It's doing fine on IE/Mac, netscape, firefox, and safari. Big
surprise that
On 21/02/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a distinction between LOOSE and QUIRKS?
Loose is the filename of the DTD for the Transitional Doctype (which
is little more than Strict plus legacy junk and thus is something that
should generally be avoided).
The Transitional
Hello
I'm working on a testversion of a vertical dropdownmenu.
www.poolstyling.nl/htm/test2.htm
www.poolstyling.nl/css/test-menu.css
It works in IE with csshover.htc (Peter Nederlof) but it doesn't really look
the way I want it. The submenu show the same rightborder as the mainmenu.
How can I
Best wishes to all, we are trying to convert a few main news pages to as
much CSS efficiency as possible, potentially improve on existing design
without too much of a shock to existing readers, but lack knowledge and
experience with CSS. If someone experienced could help us to do this
actively via
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a CSS image background
EVERY TIME you mouse over the link! This could happen even in cases when you
use
only ONE image for both normal and hover state of the image!
There is a way to
Perhaps a solution for the client here is to offer an alternate
stylesheet, one for 800x600, one for higher res.
-Bob
Felix Miata wrote:
Schalk wrote Tue, 21 Feb 2006 16:29:16 +0200:
http://www.volume4.com/fc/
http://www.volume4.com/fc/entry_archive.html
On point 2: I agree
hiya - your subnavs hav to be *inside* your parent lis - otherwise your
css declaration
li ul {display: none;} won't work. (and it's invalid XHTML...)
so change:
lia href=# id=personalPersonal Styling/a/li
ul style=height:160px;
lia href=# id=pkleuradviesKleuradvies/a/li
lia
Has anyone ran into a problem with black bars appearing on a printout
from Firefox (from a page that has a print style sheet applied). I am
getting long thin black bars on the left and right sides of the page
when printed. This does not happen in IE.
Anyone run into this before? Is this a
Hi there - just to say that I had to change my doctype from XHMTL strict to
transitional as the target=_blank did not validate.
If you check an XHML Strict document with the following code, the W3C
Validator shows this error message:
Error Line 5 column 26: there is no attribute target.
a
Hi all,
I've 2 div's in my content article1 and test.
in article1 i've a image that floats right and in test i've a image that
floats left. The problem now is dat the images are breaking out of the
div's. The div test has to begin 10px under the article div.
Hope someone can help me out.
Thanks Tom, I see already good results in IE and Firefox.
I have to figure out how FF can create space for this dropdownmenu.
Now it falls over the rest of the menu. If you have any suggestions?
Met vriendelijke Groeten
Adrie den Hertog
In Tel webdesign
www.in-tel.nl
hiya - your subnavs hav
Add a float to both test and content divs and it should fix the problem.
Divs that aren't floated don't effect floated dives and vice versa.
James MacLeod
On Feb 22, 2006, at 14:39, Sander van Surksum wrote:
Hi all,
I've 2 div's in my content article1 and test.
in article1 i've a image that
I've been lurking on here for a while now but this is my first post. and
its a post for help.
My current website design was won in a competition to have a custom
layout designed.
The design is excellent apart from one thing the main div is fixed
width. I'd really like it to autosize to
Poyner, Matt wrote:
Has anyone ran into a problem with black bars appearing on a
printout from Firefox (from a page that has a print style
sheet applied). I am getting long thin black bars on the left
and right sides of the page when printed. This does not happen
in IE.
How about giving a
I've done this but now the images are in div's but div test is over div
article. And In IE div article breaking out of my content div.
Also the background image of test isn't at the bottom how
See http://www.johnsten.com/test/content.htm
-Original Message-
From: James MacLeod
I have seend it done before, but when I export a transparent png from
Photoshop and place it in a div over some of my content, IE renders a
strage blue/green color in place of the transparency (where Firefox
displays it correctly).
What am I missing?
-Aaron
You want to use the MS proprietary CSS property: AlphaImageLoader
It's a pain in the butt, but it works.
Check out http://www.alistapart.com/stories/pngopacity/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/filter/reference/filters/alphaimageloader.asp
--
Marc Luzietti
Flagship Project
Bayview
DJ Webb wrote:
This should be a simple 2 column (with header and footer) layout but
for the life of me I can't get this main div to auto expand.
http://photography-of-rock.com
I haven't much time, so this is a quick-fix.
Try adding...
#nav {margin-right: -300px;}
#main {margin: 0 10px 0
Aaron Roberson wrote:
I have seend it done before, but when I export a transparent
png from Photoshop and place it in a div over some of my
content, IE renders a strage blue/green color in place of the
transparency (where Firefox displays it correctly).
What am I missing?
The fact that IE
Wow. that looks like it works. I did a quick test and will do some more
rigourous testing tonight but that looks good to me.
Thanks again.
DJ Webb wrote:
This should be a simple 2 column (with header and footer) layout but
for the life of me I can't get this main div to auto expand.
My second IE float drop issue for the week.
This one appears to only affect the Home Page of my site. the div that's
dropping is #mainContent, but I suspect its something within the div particular
to that page that is causing the drop.
It only happens when resizing the screen in IE6 (that I
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a CSS
image background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link! This
could happen even in cases when you use only ONE image for
both normal and hover state of the
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a CSS
image background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link! This
could happen even in cases when you use only ONE image for
both normal and hover state of the
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a CSS
image background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link! This
could happen even in cases when you use only ONE image for
both normal
Els wrote:
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a
CSS image background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link!
This happens on developers' machines but normal people don't
see
Hello all,
Just discovered two things in a template that I'm building.
Using Browsercam.com, it appears that the standard hover over a list
item to highlight the item is not working. IE7 appears to ignore the
hover. It's working in every other browser I test. I've searched for
info on
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a CSS
image background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link! This
could happen even in cases when you use only ONE image for
both normal
Oops, spoke too soon. Indeed, the effect is gone when I set my IE
to check for new versions of pages on automatic. So, all those
people causing these many lines in my log were developers?
Possible I guess.
Thanks for the explanation, and sorry for the too quick reply :-)
--
Els
No
Finally, this nav-list is contained in the #navigation div listed
below. I'm fighting the 3-pixel bug. (It is floated left in the
stardard psuedo 3-column layout). Will adding a display:inline to
the floated div fix that problem, or is there another way?.. (I'd
rather not use the
Karl Jacobs wrote:
Hello all,
Just discovered two things in a template that I'm building.
Using Browsercam.com, it appears that the standard hover over
a list item to highlight the item is not working. IE7 appears
to ignore the hover.
It's a bug, and already solved in newer (unreleased)
Hello All,
A couple of days ago I posted a request for help with a CSS menu that would
not work in IE6, but
worked great in Firefox. I received a great response that pointed me to
this article,
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns/
This was a big help, and I implemented it the
I'm just starting a new site which is going to have a fairly compact
home page, and decided that rather than the content being a box with
whitespace on 3 sides but touching the top of the viewport, it would
be nice if it was centered (provided it is shorter than the viewport).
Looking though the
Phil Winter wrote:
...the menu
STILL will not work in
IE6!
Here's a link to the html page with the
CSS. http://www.webdesignpartners.com/blackstock/index.html
... I'm not a JS programmer,
so it's very possible I've made some stupid mistake.
No. The JS is working fine, the hovered li
I'm getting consistent crashes of Safari (OS X 10.3.9, Safari 1.3.2
v312.5) on a page with an absolutely positioned footer:
http://carbon.liquidweb.com/~shelbypr/upload_files.php. The form on
that page uses Javascript to hide file upload input fields unless
selected from a select list.
I have set the declared the font within the body tag of my web page like so:
body {
background: url(images/bg.gif);
font:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:small;
}
Even though I have done this I don't seem to get an arial font anywhere within
theweb page. The font seems to be a default
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
font:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
try,
font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
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Phil Winter wrote:
[...] the menu STILL will not work in IE6!
Here's a link to the html page with the
CSS. http://www.webdesignpartners.com/blackstock/index.html
Here's the Javascript in the drop_down.js file that I copied from the
article. I'm not a JS programmer,
so it's very possible
Hi guys,
I'm trying to figure out a way to handle the sizes of nested lists. I've got
a lot of them throughout the site, of varying numbers of levels, including
one which, potentially, could have an infinite number of levels (it's a
threaded discussion list). I've made the initial list size
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have set the declared the font within the body tag of my web page like so:
body {
background: url(images/bg.gif);
font:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:small;
}
Even though I have done this I don't seem to get an arial font anywhere within
theweb page.
On 22/02/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have set the declared the font within the body tag of my web page like so:
body {
background: url(images/bg.gif);
font:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:small;
}
Even though I have done this I don't seem to get an arial font
Seona Bellamy wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm trying to figure out a way to handle the sizes of nested
lists. I've got a lot of them throughout the site, of varying
numbers of levels, including one which, potentially, could
have an infinite number of levels (it's a threaded discussion
list). I've made
Hi,
I validated my css with w3. It shows no errors or warnings but wont give me
the your css is valid message. Instead it gives me a message I dont
understand fully. This is what i get...
To work as intended, your CSS style sheet needs a correct document parse
tree. This means you should use
Hi again,
Because of time difference or provider-retardation I didn't see Ingo's
mail before I was sending mine: looking like I mirrored Ingo's reply. ;-)
Anyway, rather convergent reactions!
francky
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On 2/23/06, Richard Grevers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just starting a new site which is going to have a fairly compact
home page, and decided that rather than the content being a box with
whitespace on 3 sides but touching the top of the viewport, it would
be nice if it was centered
Hi All, I have a photo that I want to appear as if it's contained below the
menu:
http://www.floloweb.com/test/index4.html
http://www.floloweb.com/test/4style.css
Also, I would like to get any kinks out of this page, as it will be used as a
template for the rest of the site. Please let me know
Thanks to all of you who replied. My drop down now works in IE6, still a
little rough,
but I'll iron out those problems.
Regards,
Phil
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Did you use a command line validator or one of the web-based ones?
On 2/22/06, Phillip Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I validated my css with w3. It shows no errors or warnings but wont give me
the your css is valid message. Instead it gives me a message I dont
understand fully. This is
I'm not sure why it matters but when I uploaded to a live server on the web
it validated just fine. Not sure why the validation didnt work by uploading
the css thogh.
Thanks,
Phil
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Julie Flolo wrote:
Hi All, I have a photo that I want to appear as if it's contained below the
menu:
http://www.floloweb.com/test/index4.html
http://www.floloweb.com/test/4style.css
Also, I would like to get any kinks out of this page, as it will be used as a
template for the rest of the
Hi All -
I am having an issue with a layout where depending on the text
inside, a div expands and gets bumped down the page. This seems to
happen only in IE6/WIN and IE5.5/WIN. Here are the example pages..
Far right sidebar in place:
-Original Message-
No big deal, but you are getting lateral page shift @ 1280. This
articlehttp://www.hicksdesign.co.uk/journal/forcing-scrollbars-now-even
-better
on forcing scrollbars /may/ help:
Nice color selection for Arizona, BTW. And content text that is
readable without zoom
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 12:29:30 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am testing with FireFox, IE6 and Opera on my local host. My page
displays almost correctly in FF and IE6, but fails to display a CSS menu
in Opera.
A link to a demo page would be very helpful.
--
Andrew Gregory, URL:
Brian Middleton wrote:
http://www.j3design.com/clients/srb/HTML/s_marketing_audits.html
http://www.j3design.com/clients/srb/HTML/s_customized.html
The code is the same for both, but sometimes it seems the div gains a
few extra pixels and gets knocked down the page.
Cause, and solutions:
On Feb 23, 2006, at 11:09 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Cause, and solutions:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/italicbug-ie.html
I added this...
#column3 {overflow-x: hidden;}
Be aware that this code is also supported by Firefox 1.5 (according
to the CSS 3 draft [1]).
That might
Give the ROW class a background: url(image with a single dot)
repeat-x bottom, and give the individual spans a background-color:
white.
This is assuming that you are working on a white background, and you
already have the code to align the elements correctly.
On 2/22/06, Les Mizzell [EMAIL
On Feb 23, 2006, at 6:39 AM, Lowell Allen wrote:
I'm getting consistent crashes of Safari (OS X 10.3.9, Safari 1.3.2
v312.5) on a page with an absolutely positioned footer:
http://carbon.liquidweb.com/~shelbypr/upload_files.php. The form on
that page uses Javascript to hide file upload input
At 9:36 AM +1100 2/23/06, Seona Bellamy wrote:
I guess what I'm looking for is a way in which I can
set a size for all li's regardless of how deep they are, without having ti
refer back to the li above it.
In the first place, your root problem appears to be inheritance,
not the cascade.
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Feb 23, 2006, at 11:09 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
#column3 {overflow-x: hidden;}
Be aware that this code is also supported by Firefox 1.5 (according
to the CSS 3 draft [1]). That might (or not) affect your layout under
certain circumstances. Probably better
Hi,
Below is an HTML file that shows a simple little popup menu (with the
popups visible.) In Safari 1.3.2 they look the same but in FIrefox
1.5.0.1 the red box for beta is only as wide as the word beta. I
think it should extend to the right across all the orange.
The second version of the menu
Hello Everyone,
I'm adding a few pages to a site. Right now, I've only made images of
the flyer, map and form (to be printed out), and just added the img
src.. in the body of the page. My question is, how can I use CSS, or
CAN I use CSS to make these pages look better? I hope I'm being clear
I am having trouble getting min-height working correctly in IE. Someone
suggested that I use height instead, because it acts as min-height does
when interpreted by IE. However the text just overflowed when it hit the
bottom of the page. My site is: http://swilly.tk/~swilly/secondpres/
Any help
Debbie Flitner wrote:
In other news, I fixed the problems with Moz printing and previewing
after finding a great suggestion in the Wiki
(http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PrintStylesheets). I just needed
to defloat the floated items and set position: static.
The page is
Hi,
Below is an HTML file that shows a simple little popup menu (with the
popups visible.) In Safari 1.3.2 they look the same but in FIrefox
1.5.0.1 the red box for beta is only as wide as the word beta. I
think it should extend to the right across all the orange.
The second version of the menu
Donna wrote:
My question is, how can I use CSS, or
CAN I use CSS to make these pages look better? I hope I'm being clear
about this, but probably not, so ask any questions so I can clarify my
task better.
Donna
Dunno, Donna. It would be a lot clearer (for me, anyway) if you put your
site up
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I seem to recall that CSS2.1 says that absolutely positioned elements
with no given width should use the shrinkwrap algorithm. Can anyone
confirm?
Peter Michaux wrote:
|
| Am I making a CSS mistake or is it Firefox?
|
- --
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a CSS image
background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link! This could happen even
in cases when you use only ONE image for both normal and hover state of
the image!
Does this help? -
I have the following layout:
http://www.d2all.org/css_test/1.html and I am trying
to convert it to use only css for the layout and
remove tables completelly. Up to now I have this:
http://www.d2all.org/css_test/2.html but the footer
gets mixed up with any of the left or right columns
that get too
On Feb 23, 2006, at 1:24 PM, Peter Michaux wrote:
Below is an HTML file that shows a simple little popup menu (with the
popups visible.) In Safari 1.3.2 they look the same but in FIrefox
1.5.0.1 the red box for beta is only as wide as the word beta. I
think it should extend to the right
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