Re: [css-d] * SOLVED * (well, kind of) How to get inline li to fill 100% width.

Bill Moseley wrote: 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. Maybe because there is no good answer. http://dizque.lacalabaza.net/temp/full-width-navigation-bar-with-css.html See the cssd thread

[css-d] Show/Hide UL not working in IE

I suppose this is technically a javascript question although this is my first standards based site and this is the first time my code has not worked as I have used this successfully under tables based designs. I am using a javascript to SHOW and HIDE my navigation constructed in UL lists.

Re: [css-d] Show/Hide UL not working in IE

Daniel Pape wrote: I suppose this is technically a javascript question Hi Daniel, After a quick diagnsosis: Nope! although this is my first standards based site and this is the first time my code has not worked as I have used this successfully under tables based designs. I am using a

[css-d] Rounded Corners

Can anyone suggest some of the better methods out there for learning and creating round corners. I'm really only looking for a link, and while I'm persuing the CSS Front page, still like to know what others think are the better methods. Most important is that they are image free, strictly

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners

Can anyone suggest some of the better methods out there for learning and creating round corners. I'm really only looking for a link, and while I'm persuing the CSS Front page, still like to know what others think are the better methods. Most important is that they are image free, strictly

[css-d] DIVs, Images and Rounded-Corner Boxes.

I have been trying the last couple of days to get rounded corners on some content boxes. I am not having much luck: http://www.markhiatt.com/NewCSS/ What I have done so far works as I would expect (nearly) in Firefox. But in PCIE6, the corners are on one line and the middle cell is

Re: [css-d] DIVs, Images and Rounded-Corner Boxes.

Mark D Hiatt wrote: I have been trying the last couple of days to get rounded corners on some content boxes. I am not having much luck: http://www.markhiatt.com/NewCSS/ [...] Hi Mark, Don't try anymore - I had some more luck:

Re: [css-d] DIVs, Images and Rounded-Corner Boxes.

At 10:16 AM 5/7/2006, Mark D Hiatt wrote: I have been trying the last couple of days to get rounded corners on some content boxes. I am not having much luck: http://www.markhiatt.com/NewCSS/ There are several techniques for doing this: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=RoundedCorners and

[css-d] Overflow problems in absolute bottom dimensioned DIV

Hello, This is my first post, I hope I'll do it OK and make myself as clear as possible. I'm having quite some difficulty in managing this problem. I have this simples HTML page withs a container div, centered in the page through margin: auto. Inside it there are the other divs, one for the

Re: [css-d] DIVs, Images and Rounded-Corner Boxes. (2)

Mark D Hiatt wrote: I have been trying the last couple of days to get rounded corners on some content boxes. I am not having much luck: http://www.markhiatt.com/NewCSS/ What I have done so far works as I would expect (nearly) in Firefox. But in PCIE6, the corners are on one line and the middle

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners

Ricky Zhou wrote: Can anyone suggest some of the better methods out there for learning and creating round corners. I'm really only looking for a link, and while I'm persuing the CSS Front page, still like to know what others think are the better methods. Most important is that they are image

Re: [css-d] Rounded Corners

Mark Fellowes wrote: Most important is that they are image free, strictly CSS. No images, but some extra markup is still needed, I'm afraid... http://www.gunlaug.no/homesite/main_6_xv.html I've left it at a stand-still for nearly two years now, and I'm sorry I haven't got around to ditch the

Re: [css-d] * SOLVED * (well, kind of) How to get inline li to fill 100% width.

Bill Moseley wrote: On Sun, May 07, 2006 at 08:37:40AM +0200, Ingo Chao wrote: Bill Moseley wrote: 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. Maybe because there is no good answer.

[css-d] Safari 2.0.3[417.9.2] - Makes text bolder than normal????? Example page included.

Hello, I have noticed text being displayed bold in Safari/10.4 OSX compared to Safari on OSX 10.3 or Firefox/PC... Here is a test page: http://www.ambiguism.com/CSSD/safari-test.html The screen grabs do not seem to catch the true annoyance of this problem... The thing that really gets my

[css-d] irritating margin difference

I did some rework on my home page today. It has a 25 sec. delayed redirect, so I have a copy with no redirect temporarily available at: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/indexx.html I have no Mac, so my only Safari look comes from http://www.snugtech.com/safaritest/, which doesn't say which Safari version

Re: [css-d] Safari 2.0.3[417.9.2] - Makes text bolder than normal????? Example page included.

Micky Hulse wrote: The screen grabs do not seem to catch the true annoyance of this problem... The thing that really gets my goat is that Safari on OSX 10.3 does not do this!!! What up with that? Well, looks like I am not the only one noticing this annoyance: http://snipurl.com/q60e I am

Re: [css-d] IE linking issues

I just restyled the links on a site I've been working on, and am encountering IE resistance as usual. Here is a sample page that contains two links within the content area: http://www.kipke.com/issues.html http://www.kipke.com/kipke.css If you view this page in non-IE browsers, you

Re: [css-d] Safari 2.0.3[417.9.2] - Makes text bolder than normal????? Example page included.

Micky Hulse wrote: Micky Hulse wrote: Gah... G, so annoying! If I go to: System Preferences Appearance Font Smoothing Style And change the setting from Automatic to Standard - Best for CRT display. So, I thought it was a CSS thing, but it ends-up being an OSX thing... Kinda lame how

Re: [css-d] Safari 2.0.3[417.9.2] - Makes text bolder than normal????? Example page included.

On 06/05/08 00:33 (GMT-0400) Micky Hulse apparently typed: http://www.ambiguism.com/CSSD/safari-test.html If I go to: System Preferences Appearance Font Smoothing Style And change the setting from Automatic to Standard - Best for CRT display. So, I thought it was a CSS thing, but it

Re: [css-d] Overflow problems in absolute bottom dimensioned DIV

Hello, This is my first post, I hope I'll do it OK and make myself as clear as possible. I'm having quite some difficulty in managing this problem. I have this simples HTML page withs a container div, centered in the page through margin: auto. Inside it there are the other divs, one

Re: [css-d] Safari 2.0.3[417.9.2] - Makes text bolder than normal????? Example page included.

Felix Miata wrote: Epiphany: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/mickhu1.jpg Nimbus Sans L Opera: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/mickhu2.jpg Arial Konq: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/mickhu3.jpg Nimbus Sans L OS/2: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/mickhu4.gif Arial Ahhh, wow, thanks for all the screens, I

[css-d] Search Engine Design

I have been designing and implementing a search engine as part of my university degree, after months of coding, testing and bug-fixing, i have an almost finished product. What i find is that my results page is just a list of links (with some text description, a little like google). I was

Re: [css-d] irritating margin difference

On 06/05/07 23:59 (GMT-0400) Felix Miata apparently typed: I did some rework on my home page today. It has a 25 sec. delayed redirect, so I have a copy with no redirect temporarily available at: http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/indexx.html I have no Mac, so my only Safari look comes from