What's the "preferred" solution for putting a gradient border around a
central div.
I can see how to do it table style, but not best in css.
What I mean is that you have a central column, with gradients repeating down
the page on either side of the central column.
You can see the effect I mean on
Si - Jujumi wrote:
> What's the "preferred" solution for putting a gradient border around a
> central div.
> I can see how to do it table style, but not best in css.
>
> What I mean is that you have a central column, with gradients repeating down
> the page on either side of the central column.
>
ah, ok, I downloaded your htc file to test it properly, and the following works
for me-
adding the z-index and position:relative a step higher on your #menu ul:
#menu ul {padding: 0;margin: 0 0 0 18px; /*sets left margin for menu*/
list-style: none; /*removes bullets*/ position:r
Hi there,
Is it possible to style the alt attribute without declaring a style for
the whole body ?
Such as:
alt {
font-style: oblique;
}
And of course this example doesn't work.
Any ideas ?
Guillaume.
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Hi,
www.aave.info/test/index.html
www.aave.info/test/css/styles.css
It shows correct in FF1.5, IE6 and NS8.
In Opera 8+, however, the menu, which should be tight against the left frame
shows a gap and (because of this??) the text in the menu falls out of the
div viewport.
Is there an easy sol
Hello and thanks in advance.
First issue/question 1 for the following link.
http://www.momsluxurylinens.com/pages/thomasville/tv-main.shtml
CSS available at:
http://www.momsluxurylinens.com/css/main.css
in Opera 8.53(Windows and Linux) there is a gap between the left sidebar
and the footer. This
Arno @ Raketnet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> www.aave.info/test/index.html
> www.aave.info/test/css/styles.css
>
>
> It shows correct in FF1.5, IE6 and NS8.
> In Opera 8+, however, the menu, which should be tight against the left frame
> shows a gap and (because of this??) the text in the menu falls out of th
Ingo Chao wrote:
> kuasar wrote:
>
>> Hello.
>>
>> This is the website I'm creating right now.
>> http://kuasar.no-ip.org/sempreavant/page/index2.php
>>
>> My problem is the grey box up on the right hand corner (which is
>> suposed to contain a photo later on). Using firefox I see the box
>> beh
On Mar 31, 2006, at 9:55 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> David McFarland wrote:
>> Is there a good way to hide the backgrounds or borders that can
>> appear behind floated elements? For example: http://
>> www.sawmac.com/ tests/float_bg.html
>> This is correct behavior--only the content is displac
Thanks but this page (obviously not finished) is ment to be like that
not because I like it, but because I was told so. 800x600 fixed page.
Btw, new url at:
http://golola.tlc.upv.es/~sempreavant/
and I have a new question.
See the menus displaying downwards when rolled over??
Why are they hidding
Sorry, it's: http://golola.tlc.upv.es/~sempreavant/index2.php
.
2006/4/1, kuasar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Thanks but this page (obviously not finished) is ment to be like that
> not because I like it, but because I was told so. 800x600 fixed page.
>
> Btw, new url at:
> http://golola.tlc.upv.es/~
>ah, ok, I downloaded your htc file to test it properly, and the following
>works for me-
adding the z-index and position:relative a step higher on your #menu ul:
#menu ul {
padding: 0;
margin: 0 0 0 18px; /*sets left margin for menu*/
list-style: none; /*removes bullets*/
pos
I usually set the gradient as a graphic on html, and give body a solid
background. I think you'll need to use divs instead for IE5 support,
but i'm not sure on that. This is all assuming a fixed width. For a
fluid width, it gets icky.
_
David McFarland wrote:
> On Mar 31, 2006, at 9:55 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
>> h1 {overflow: hidden; zoom: 1;}
>>
>> ...to isolate the entire h1 with background, borders and all, from
>> the float.
>> As usual you'll have to add in a 'hasLayout'[1] trigger for IE6 (I
>> used
>> zoom: 1;),
>
> Brill
David McFarland wrote:
> Here's revised version using overflow: hidden; zoom: 1;
> http://www.sawmac.com/tests/float_bg_overflow.html
>
> It works in firefox, safari, ie 5.5, 6 and 7. Opera 8.53, however,
> doesn't seem to like it much
I know :-)
All Opera-versions prior to 9 have problems with
Iorhael wrote:
> Okay, the position: relative and not the z-index is what did the
> trick...
Position relative (or absolute) starts stacking, and is needed for
'z-index' to have any effect.
> And I have a general question on z-indexing...I see alot of really
> high numbers used for z-indexing
On Apr 2, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
>> Here's revised version using overflow: hidden; zoom: 1;
>> http://www.sawmac.com/tests/float_bg_overflow.html
>>
>> It works in firefox, safari, ie 5.5, 6 and 7. Opera 8.53, however,
>> doesn't seem to like it much
>
> I know :-)
> All Opera-v
On Apr 2, 2006, at 12:10 AM, Guillaume wrote:
> Is it possible to style the alt attribute without declaring a style
> for
> the whole body ?
>
> Such as:
>
> alt {
>
> font-style: oblique;
>
> }
If you mean: styling the 'tooltip' that some browsers mistakenly
display when hovering over an im
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The site I'm working on needs to have a whole raft of CSS "zeroed-out", as
>a lot of content is shared with partners.
>
>My problem is styling input text boxes, input buttons etc. Once I zero-out
>the border styling, I can't seem to restyle the elements to their former
>gl
From: Gaz Newt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>In my test page the main content text, which starts
>with "NCSA's Mission", is right up against the
>horizontal menu in firefox - this is not what I want.
>In IE there is a nice little gap at the top courtesy
>of :
>
>body#ncsa div#contenttext{
> clear:bot
From: "shawn a" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>http://briandchandler.com/shawn/tara/
>
>Firefox: 2 gaps. one gab above the horizontal nav bar. 2 or 3 pixels
>in height. And one below looking to be like 10px in height
>
>IE: one gab above the horizontal nav bar. 2 or 3 pixels in height
The gap above the hor
Hi to every:
I have a table an inside a TD element I have a DIV. Now the
problem is when text is too long the page is distort and not
look well. I probe in this two ways:
1) Apply properties to TD element:
td.noticias_cabecera {
background: url(../images/simpro_r11_c1.jpg) no-repea
From: Robert O'Rourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I'm having trouble with some links, I've given them a bottom border
>that's hidden and then displays on hover. There are some similar links
>on the page however (#categories) where i have set the bottom border to
>0. For some reason this is being p
From: JuanWalker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>i try use this css menu in my page, but it doesn't work correctly when
>the pointer pass through another div.
>
>
>http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/example/
>
>i mean, in the example the menu work correctly in both divs of same type.
>
>Bu
From: kuasar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>http://kuasar.no-ip.org/sempreavant/page/index2.php
>
>My problem is the grey box up on the right hand corner (which is
>suposed to contain a photo later on). Using firefox I see the box
>behind the page curl, which is the effect I want to obtain. But IE
>displays
From: "Clayton Farr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've made [] changes in an effort to become
>better friends with IE:
>http://www.filmtreks.com
A brief examination in IE6 (and Firefox) reveal a nice looking page with no
apparent float-dropping on window resizing. It looks good, and the pictures at
t
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