As David Laakso helpfully pointed out, I forgot the URI. Its
http://mike.exclaimstudio.com
Sorry about that and the resulting double post,
Roy
-
I'm having a little trouble with some layout on a site. The site is
displaying the way I want it to in IE 6, Firefox on Windows and Firefox
Tobias Baldauf wrote:
>I'm quite sure that FF does not load elements that are set to display:none;
>
>I played around with a css-image-preloader some time ago & made that
>experience. And I believe it to be a smart thing to do of FF, because it
>safes bandwidth.
>
I think a css-image-preloader wit
I wrote one - based on an article I read before - some time ago after my
tests:
/* Pure CSS Image Preloader */
#img-preload{
position:absolute;
height:0px;
width:0px;
overflow:hidden;
}
#img-preload img{
height:0px;
width:0px;
}
/* End of Pure CSS Image Preloader */
I haven't found a downside
Brett wrote:
> Please see http://dawkins.ctat.cs.cmu.edu/
> My goal is the same as footerStickAlt [1]. I can't get this footer to
stick to the bottom of the page in any browser.
Brett,
Try the following:
Remove margin-bottom:10em; from the #nonfooter declaration.
Add clear: both; to the #foot
Hi Peter,
> I'm having a strange problem with a jumping,
> floated/positioned div in
> IE 6 (and possibly lower).
...
> I thought it might be a hasLayout issue so I added "zoom: 1;" to
> everything I could think of, but that didn't seem to do
> anything.
Did you think of div#siteinfo?
Ap
Here's the problem, doing this layout for a friend of mine I run into
this issue about iframes, and since I haven't been using iframes in ages
i have no clue about how this works or if this effect is normal and
there's an obvious workaround. So i'm sorry if this sounds obvious, i
confess my ign
Where are the latest reports/stats on what browsers
are being used on all platforms?
I just launched a new site and BrowserCam shows minor
layout glitches in the following combinations:
Konqueror 3.4.0-5Linux Fedora Core 4
Opera 8.5.0Linux Fedora Core 4
Explorer 5.2Macinto
Alisha wrote:
> Here's the problem, doing this layout for a friend of mine I run into
> this issue about iframes, and since I haven't been using iframes in ages
> i have no clue about how this works or if this effect is normal and
> there's an obvious workaround. So i'm sorry if this sounds obvi
Kieron McIntyre wrote:
> #left UL LI UL {
> margin:10px 0 0 10px;
> padding-bottom:10px;
> list-style-type:none;
> }
>
This selector can be simplified to "#left ul ul".
> #left UL LI UL LI {
> margin:0;
> padding:0 0 5px 0;
> }
>
This selector can be simplifi
that's it!
Alisha wrote:
> Here's the problem, doing this layout for a friend of mine I run into
> this issue about iframes, and since I haven't been using iframes in
ages
> i have no clue about how this works or if this effect is normal and
> there's an obvious workaround. So i'm sorry if
well that really didn't do anything actually.
and for the record, I also though about making something like
overflow-x:hidden.
but i would have also liked to know the reason of this strange behavior
of IE.
thanks anyway for your time :)
*Alisha*
Ena Escañan wrote:
>
>
> that's it!
>
> Alisha
Trevor Boult wrote:
> I'm currently re-designing my Agriculture site
> (http://www.ukagriculture.com) and wanted to know what is regarded as the
> best fluid "3 column, header and footer" layout.
>
> I seem to be in-undated with choices and can't work out which is the best
> option.
>
There
> Where are the latest reports/stats on what browsers
> are being used on all platforms?
http://www.thatawesomewebsitethatmonitorsthewholewideworldandcreateswickedstatsforfree.com
> I just launched a new site and BrowserCam shows minor
> layout glitches in the following combinations:
> ...yet eve
>>I notice the horizontal scrollbar appears in IE and not Firefox<<
I can't remember why IE does this...but it does. Just another reason
to love IE, I guess!
Anyway, anytime I've ever needed to fix this problem is by using a
conditional comment to serve up the thing to fix IE. It's been a
On 09/06/06, Francesco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Where are the latest reports/stats on what browsers
> are being used on all platforms?
The results possibly favour Firefox, but these are the only browser
statistics I know of:
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
There might
Hi
I'm a bit of a bveginner when i comes to css but i've been trying to create
this site:
http://www.rumourmill.co.uk
http://www.rumourmill.co.uk/css/style.css
It worked fine in IE, but then when i tried it in firefox the divs seemed to
overlap. I think i've fixed that, but i can't get the s
oh, i'm sorry, i thought you wanted to remove the big scrollbar on the extreme
right of the whole page. My bad. Sorry Again.
Alisha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: well that really didn't do anything actually.
and for the record, I also though about making something like
overflow-x:hidden.
but i woul
Francesco wrote:
> Where are the latest reports/stats on what browsers
> are being used on all platforms?
>
Francesco,
This is a question that has no answer. See this page:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=BrowserStats
Zoe
--
Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Services Manager
UNC Highway Safety
What you have here is a typical example of a different box model in IE
and FF...
have a look at:
http://tantek.com/CSS/Examples/boxmodelhack.html
good luck!
M.J. Fonk
Ian - Mediamint wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm a bit of a bveginner when i comes to css but i've been trying to create
> this site:
>
> ht
On 6/9/2006 7:10 AM, Alex James wrote:
> Brett wrote:
>> Please see http://dawkins.ctat.cs.cmu.edu/
>> My goal is the same as footerStickAlt [1]. I can't get this footer to
> stick to the bottom of the page in any browser.
>
> Brett,
>
> Try the following:
>
> Remove margin-bottom:10em; from t
There is a little something I am having a problem with in Firefox, if you
can imagine that! I was working on something that all needed to fit on one
page for printing, and it required the font-size to be pretty small (but
not unreadable, mind you). I tried setting the font-size value to .5em,
wh
Put scrolling to yes in your iframe and change your doctype to
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";>
That will solve your problem
Regards
Sander van Surksum
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On Jun 9, 2006, at 7:09 AM, Rainer Wagener wrote:
>> I thought it might be a hasLayout issue so I added "zoom: 1;" to
>> everything I could think of, but that didn't seem to do
>> anything.
>
> Did you think of div#siteinfo?
> Aplying zoom:1 to that div solved it for me.
> Strange enough, but it's
Trevor Boult wrote:
> I'm currently re-designing my Agriculture site
> (http://www.ukagriculture.com) and wanted to know what is regarded as
> the best fluid "3 column, header and footer" layout.
>
> I seem to be in-undated with choices and can't work out which is the
> best option.
"Best opt
Brett wrote:
> I've removed #nonfooter's margin-bottom, and added clear:both to
#footer
(I believe I've tried this before). The result is good for long pages,
but short pages are still problematic (see
http://dawkins.ctat.cs.cmu.edu/index.php?id=download ).
For the short page example I removed
On 6/9/2006 9:31 AM, Alex James wrote:
> How about just organizing some of those ID's & classes into shared
> declaration's? For example you could declare the following:
>
> #centercontent h1, #centercontent h2, #centercontent h3, #centercontent
> li a { font-weight:normal; }
>
> Apply this met
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Apparently .5em or 10px or 7pt is as small as the text will get in Firefox;
> whereas in IE, you can even make it smaller than that (if you really needed
> to). I have also tried percentages and have gotten the same result. It
> seems like Firefox should be able to scal
I have a really big table that contains input fields in most cells. The
client wants some of these input fields to be a certain width, and
others to be larger. I can accomplish this in Firefox and other browsers
who understand child selectors easily like this:
#costsheet input {
width: 3em;
On 6/9/06, Ian - Mediamint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It worked fine in IE, but then when i tried it in firefox the divs seemed
> to overlap. I think i've fixed that, but i can't get the sizes of the divs
> to > stay the same size in IE & firefox.
Your doctype declaration is insufficient to p
On Jun 9, 2006, at 10:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Apparently .5em or 10px or 7pt is as small as the text will get in
> Firefox;
> whereas in IE, you can even make it smaller than that (if you
> really needed
> to). I have also tried percentages and have gotten the same
> result. It
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I'm having a strange problem with a jumping, floated/positioned div in
> IE 6 (and possibly lower). On the page:
>
> http://clarkson.edu/projects/nanobird/3.4.php
> (CSS: http://clarkson.edu/projects/nanobird/style.css and
> http://clarkson.edu/projects/nanobird/sty
Thank you Nick and Philippe,
I appreciate your comments (and your humor). I guess I was just checking
to see if there wasn't something in CSS that I wasn't aware of to make
things smaller. I agree, the magnifying glass is probably not feasible.
Cheers,
John
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Is there a way to make a . behave like an iframe?
I want the div to be a certain width and height and keep that size regardless
of the content but would like a vertical scroll bar to appear if the content is
longer than the div.
Or would I be better off just using an iframe?
Don Miller
Freela
Hi All,
Well, in the best tradition of doing your first liquid layout, I've junked
my previous versions and now have a new issue.
I'm 99% there for what I need and now have one small bug in IE and not
Firefox when floating an image to the right.
If you compare this page:
http://www.tboult.co.
Don Miller wrote:
> Is there a way to make a . behave like an iframe?
> I want the div to be a certain width and height and keep that size regardless
> of the content but would like a vertical scroll bar to appear if the content
> is longer than the div.
content
#scroll {
width: 500
Hello list,
I am playing with a variation of Mike Purvis' jello layout (a
variation for me anyway - you may have seen/done this) to make the
entire layout scale proportionally (as opposed to just allowing for
the text to get bigger/smaller).
Can you take a peek - beat on it - and let me know what
Trevor Boult wrote:
> You will see my container div in IE extends all the way over to the left
> when floatright is applied to images in the container. Its all ok in
> Firefox.
I'm not seeing this in IE6.
I see the last image on the bottom break out of the container though.
To fix that, y
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Trevor Boult wrote:
> You will see my container div in IE extends all the way over to the left
> when floatright is applied to images in the container. Its all ok in
> Firefox.
Georg (Gunlaug) turned me on to this:
Try putting this before each floated image after the first one. IE
Wow, thanks Brian.
Thought it would be much more complex that this.
The more I learn - the less I know.
Don
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HI David,
Many thanks for that, worked like a dream.
Cheers everyone for you help over the last 2 days, much appreciated.
Trevor
>From: Dave Re <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Trevor Boult <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
>Subject: Re: [css-d] 3 column fluid, header and footer -
Hi Peter,
> I'm having a strange problem with a jumping,
> floated/positioned div in
> IE 6 (and possibly lower).
...
> I thought it might be a hasLayout issue so I added "zoom: 1;" to
> everything I could think of, but that didn't seem to do
> anything.
Did you think of div#siteinfo?
Ap
Sorry for posting the same stuff twice.
Here's the right one:
Hi Peter,
> it seemed to work on the
> first refresh, but not on subsequent refreshes. Any other ideas?
Because I applied the 'layout' via Javascript I could not test
refreshing this way. After downloading the side I was unable to
re
I agree with Christian Heilmann. The only statistics worth looking at
are your own. A very easily implemented stats package can be found at
http://www.bbclone.de. It requires no access to server logs, but does
require php V4+. It will easily give you all the information you need
about browsers
Trying this again, didn't see it come through...
Hello list,
I am playing with a variation of Mike Purvis' jello layout (a
variation for me anyway - you may have seen/done this) to make the
entire layout scale proportionally (as opposed to just allowing for
the text to get bigger/smaller).
Can y
On 6/9/06, Zoe M. Gillenwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a really big table that contains input fields in most cells. The
> client wants some of these input fields to be a certain width, and
> others to be larger. I can accomplish this in Firefox and other browsers
> who understand child
Folks,
I've been refining my site, and added a new Nav Block as an image
map, largely using techniques found in Any Budd's CSS Mastery book. I
have the thing working in every browser I've tested, *except*
IE6/Win. The hover boxes don't work there and neither do the links.
Needless to say, this
> I think in the ie55.css fix css,
>
>
> #nav-progress-container-a {
>
> /*position: absolute;*/
> /*right: 0;*/
> /*margin-right: -1px;*/
>
> clear: none;
> }
>
> I don't know if this clear is needed at all. clear and float on the
> same
> element gives sometimes unexpected resu
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