Here is a snippet of the code:
html
head
titleSome Title/title
style type=text/css
body { background-color: #00; margin-top: 0; }
#root { width: 70%; display: block; background-color: #55;
padding: 2%; float: left; }
#left { width: 70%; float: left;
Setting text-align: center won't affect the floated elements inside
a container.
Try this:
body {
text-align: center; /* for IE */
}
#root {
margin: 0 auto; /* to center the stuff */
text-align: left;/* fix text aligning */
width: 70%;
padding: 2%;
background: #555;
Hi,
perhaps someone is able to explain why opera does not display my text
formatting regarding the P selector?
Hard to explain, you can take a look at it - just use opera (my version is
8.54)
http://werksentwurf.infosion.de
The text p should have 125px margins to the left. IE and Firefox have
The menus on two rows are confilcting with each other! You can see my example
here:
http://www.studio-pit.nl/ish/menu/topmenu/dubbelmenu.html I tried, z-index but
that did not work.
I tried another solution. If you click on a item on the top row, two items on
the bottom row will disapear.
Patrick Ehrlich wrote:
Hi,
perhaps someone is able to explain why opera does not display my text
formatting regarding the P selector?
Hard to explain, you can take a look at it - just use opera (my
version is 8.54)
Probably because Opera 8+ chokes on the non-valid @import rule just
Patrick Ehrlich wrote:
http://werksentwurf.infosion.de
Patrick,
your css does not validate
http://werksentwurf.infosion.de/common/css/style.css
There is a @import following body; probably a copypaste mistake.
Ingo
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http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html
Rick van Dalen wrote:
http://www.studio-pit.nl/ish/menu/topmenu/dubbelmenu.html
Rick,
the idea is to set position:relative on the li:hover state only, and not
on li in menuVER.css and menuHOR.css
Ingo
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Thanks for that info. I must admit that I didn`t know that it is not allowed
to have a @import following the body.
There are still some errors within the css - my origin opera problem has
been solved.
BTW howto use the background shorthand? I am getting a lot css errors but I
do not know how
The menus on two rows are confilcting with each other! You
can see my example here:
http://www.studio-pit.nl/ish/menu/topmenu/dubbelmenu.html I
tried, z-index but that did not work.
I tried another solution. If you click on a item on the top
row, two items on the bottom row will
francky wrote:
[...] The only thing I can imagine (but no Opera-specialist), is that in some
circumstances the computing of a mix of margins in px and em can be
problematic.[...]
Message can to trash ... lack of imagination! ;-)
- Did not see the other / earlier posts (always some time
Side note - for those that saw my original post about this the other day
(using a liquid layout), I've opted for a centered fixed.
I'm using this tutorial as the basis for my side navigation:
http://tutorials.alsacreations.com/rollover_unique/
I've altered the a:hover's to adjust for the
Patrick Ehrlich wrote:
BTW howto use the background shorthand? I am getting a lot css
errors but I do not know how to use this the right way...
Most, if not all, of those validating-errors are related to mix of
'numeric values' and 'keywords' for background-position.
Example from your
Thanks so much for this - I'll be picking it apart very soon - what fun!
~Shelly
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Bill, not sure which tags you are referring to:
Mark
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To: 'Mark Fellowes' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [css-d] Help: One Image rollover
Hey Mark...
At the end of your CSS, you've listed a few rules
Actually I take that back, I made the corrections to the html but now I need
to get the menu items down centered in the box. The problem is , trying li
padding through the graphic off.
http://pamshop.com/Template1/exp8.html
Mark
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Mark Fellowes wrote:
Actually I take that back, I made the corrections to the html
but now I need to get the menu items down centered in the box.
The problem is , trying li padding through the graphic off.
http://pamshop.com/Template1/exp8.html
I see you are changing your code while I'm
Sorry Els about the code changes. Still struggling though.
When you say that the use of negative margins will effect narrower windows. We
talking about less then 800px ?
Mark
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To: Mark Fellowes
Mark Fellowes wrote:
Side note - for those that saw my original post about this the other day
(using a liquid layout), I've opted for a centered fixed.
I'm using this tutorial as the basis for my side navigation:
http://tutorials.alsacreations.com/rollover_unique/
Here is the page:
I've just completed a hand-coded version of the home page on this site.
Is this any better on your browsers? I see that IE/Mac still pushes the
picture and text below the header waaay off to the right...but the
other Mac browsers actually look good. For a laugh, compare the source
of the
( Sorry about not changing the Subject: line, earlier! )
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Hi folks. Some of you may remember me from when I was active on this
list several years ago. Been off doing other things, but I now have a
problem that I hope you good people might help me resolve.
I have some content missing in IE6. It works fine in FF and Opera, so
I'm guessing it's an IE
Welcome back, Scott.
(yeah, I remember)
From: Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have some content missing in IE6. It works fine in FF and Opera, so
I'm guessing it's an IE problem. Of course IE is the one browser in
which it absolutely *has* to work.
Scott Sauyet wrote:
http://scott.sauyet.com/CSS/Test/MissingImage/
If you look at it in Firefox or Opera, you will see an icon and the
name Fred Ames to the right of the tabs. If you look at it in IE,
it's missing.
It sure is... at least in my IE6 on win2K.
I usually solve that type of
Scott Sauyet wrote:
http://scott.sauyet.com/CSS/Test/MissingImage/
If you look at it in Firefox or Opera, you will see an icon
and the name Fred Ames to the right of the tabs. If you
look at it in IE, it's missing. I'm pretty sure the relevant
CSS is at the top of the stylesheet:
On Fri, May 05, 2006 at 02:31:38PM -0700, Bill Moseley wrote:
Here's what I'm trying to implement:
http://2006.infopeople.org/
how to get the inline li to fill 100% on an enclosing box.
I'm surprised nobody jumped on this one.
My solution was to simply float the li elements and then
Follow-up...
http://scott.sauyet.com/CSS/Test/MissingImage/
If you look at it in Firefox or Opera, you will see an icon and the
name Fred Ames to the right of the tabs. If you look at it in
IE, it's missing.
I usually solve that type of 'AP' related problems in IE/win by not
'AP' the
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
(RE: http://scott.sauyet.com/CSS/Test/MissingImage/)
I usually solve that type of 'AP' related problems in IE/win by not 'AP'
the element. Instead I'd use 'removed floats'... floats that do not
occupy any area :-)
Well, that certainly fixes it. My head no longer needs
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