Re: [css-d] image map breaks in IE6/Win

Jay wrote: New Nav Block as an image. I have the thing working in every browser I've tested, *except* IE6/Win. http://www.jaykinney.com Hello, I got it working in IE doing the following: Added the image 'Catalogue-small'[1] to the background property of the linkblock ID. Comment out the one in

[css-d] Max Min Height - Will IE 7 Support

I have some sights that depend on min and max height on the basis that IE does not support it. Will this change with IE 7. I hope not. Tom __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7b2

Re: [css-d] Max Min Height - Will IE 7 Support

I have some sights that depend on min and max height on the basis that IE does not support it. Will this change with IE 7. I hope not. Sounds like your problem, really :-) Relying on buggy implementation is not really a safe bet. Then again, with Conditional Comments you can target MSIE 7 with

[css-d] Please - Question on z-index and positioning

For one reason or another I get stuck on the whole z-index consideration. As I understand z-index relates to the depth or layering of elements. I am laying out this page www.tmhdesign1.com http://www.tmhdesign1.com/ and I am using a nice navigation I found from one of this Discussion Lists

[css-d] Vanishing div IE6

Hi All, I'm having a VERY odd behaviour on a page in IE6. (fine in Firefox Safari) To de-bug I stripped my page down to the bare minimum (2 div's 1 ul ) discovered where/what was the problem - its very bizarre as the only difference between a working vs problem example is a css

[css-d] z-index enquiry

Hi First post so please ignore any no, no's. I have been asked by a client to produce a system where a series of animated png's can appear over a map in various locations. The client has access to and admin area where he can add a new location with x + y pixel co-oridnates. My intention

Re: [css-d] Vanishing div IE6

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Weird example: http://www.thethebootleg.co.uk/thethe/dev/test3.html In the weird example (in IE6 only) the menu div looses its background, but it magically appears if you mouseover the area. The only difference from the working example is the addition of a wrapper

[css-d] Hiding CSS from Netscape 6?

Thanks to Kieron I found out that the design I recently sent in for a check falls apart miserably in Netscape 6 (6.0x only, Kieron? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I did download and test 6.2.3 and it seemed OK) Anyway, Netscape 6.x actually accounts for less than a 100th of a percent of our

[css-d] IE lines up correctly, nothing else does

Greetings from a 3 months newbie to CSS. http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/Test/index.asp in IE7 looks just the way it's supposed to look. In FF the menu and all succeeding divs drop down below the logo. I have spent a total of 14 hours on this issue, researching, trying various approaches - I don't

Re: [css-d] Max Min Height - Will IE 7 Support

On Jun 12, 2006, at 11:38 AM, TMH Design wrote: I have some sights that depend on min and max height on the basis that IE does not support it. Will this change with IE 7. I hope not. Yes, IE 7 supports min/max width and height --dave mcfarland

[css-d] IE7b2 peekaboo?

Hi everyone, Apologies if I missed it before, but has anyone else had problems with peekaboo bugs in IE7? I thought it had been fixed, so I was a little surprised to come across it, and stripped it down to a test case: http://alastairc.ac/testing/IE7_bugs/peekaboo_floats_01.html Could someone

Re: [css-d] Link Cascade

I unsubscribed from this list over three weeks ago using the website method specified, but see I am still getting them. Please UNSUBSCRIBE me!! Thx. xtiandc wrote: This *should* be an easy one, but alas, to a beginner like me... I want to set a link style for an entire div, but then be

[css-d] Displaying and Centering Inline-Block Elements in Internet Explorer

Hi, I'm trying to style a list consisting of television seasons with child lists of episodes into a horizontal element where the episodes are displayed as blocks that scroll horizontally. When there are few episodes, the episodes should be horizontally centered. When there are many