~davidLaakso wrote:
Andy Mosmiller wrote:
I wrote all about wanting to test my site without giving anyone a
place to look! Here it is.
http://www.themosmillers.org/Andy/temp/grayscreekdesigns/
Sorry. The uri for the screen captures of your site is:
I am having trouble using floats in FF. In IE they work fine. I have a page
with images lined up (floated) on the left side of the page. On the right I
have a big image and underneath that I have two homeboxes I want the home
boxes to line up next to each other right underneath the big image. I
Sorry if this is a repeat. I sent this last night, but never saw it arrive.
I'm putting together a webpage that will allow someone to print out a form
and I'm using a series of absolutely positioned divisions to display the
information. I spent many hours positioning these divisions using
Leora Waldman wrote:
See http://www.excellenceweb.com/besr/he/pages/home.php
in IE everything lines up the way I want - the problem is in FF
Well, you can trust Firefox on this one. IE6 is wrong, regardless of the
fact that it looks the way you want. You're experiencing a bunch of IE-bugs.
Hi All,
1st post. A newbie. I'm working on a 3 column layout and was wondering what
kind of links go on the left side of the main content (center) column and
what kind of links go on the right side of the main content (center) column.
In other words the left column would have links representing
Eddie Shaffer wrote:
1st post. A newbie. I'm working on a 3 column layout and was wondering what
kind of links go on the left side of the main content (center) column and
what kind of links go on the right side of the main content (center) column.
In other words the left column would have
Is there a way to make the image be on the same level or centered with
the text? Bullets appear as superscript.
ul style=list-style-image: url(../images/bullet.jpg);
liMiddle States Association of Colleges and Schools/li
liNew England Association of Schools and Colleges/li
liNorth Central
can you supply a url?
Steve LaBadie wrote:
Is there a way to make the image be on the same level or centered with
the text? Bullets appear as superscript.
You may want to play with your image so that it sits lower. Or play
with padding on list items.
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Joel Goldstick
Neal,
When I apply the class the image falls on the text and the default
bullet appears as well
ul {list-style-type: none;}
put this in
~n
give the li a class li class=className
and in your css
ul li.className { background: url(bullet-image.png) no-repeat 0 0; }
most people use
Did that, but the images still appear on the text instead of to the left
of the text.
in the li add {pading-left: 20px; } or whatevcer value is good
~n
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I need to print a page that has a background image with text placed in specific
locations wrt the image. Both the image and the locations for the text items
(identified by CSS id's) are specified in a stylesheet. The background image
is a 300dpi scan of an 8.5 x 11 paper form.
In Firefox,
this is my first post to the list so please forgive any etiquette gaffes.
i have noticed a curious problem with FF 1.5.0.6 on my (inherited) intranet
i have page templates that use fixed-width (595 px)tables for layout and CSS
for styling.
it seems that while page elements (banner, containing
On 28 Aug 2006, at 21:05, r paterso wrote:
this is my first post to the list so please forgive any etiquette
gaffes.
i have noticed a curious problem with FF 1.5.0.6 on my (inherited)
intranet
i have page templates that use fixed-width (595 px)tables for
layout and CSS
for styling.
Hello,
I want to be able to have a user click on a styled form button and
have this cause a File Open dialog box to appear, as if the user had
just clicked on the Browse button of an input type=file.
I've been told that I cannot simulate a click() action on the file
input field itself. Has
Hey all, have you all ever experienced problems with Firefox (1.5 on
both PC Mac) ignoring link styles?
I've run into this twice now, one using an image and just now with a
text link.
The current one is just this:
#breadcrumb a,
#breadcrumb a:link,
#breadcrumb a:visted
{
On Aug 28, 2006, at 4:32 PM, Ryan Keefer wrote:
Hey all, have you all ever experienced problems with Firefox (1.5
on both PC Mac) ignoring link styles?
Doh, I figured it out the moment I hit send. IE and Safari are more
forgiving of spelling.
Visited spelled correctly helps Firefox
Doh, I figured it out the moment I hit send. IE and Safari
are more forgiving of spelling.
Visited spelled correctly helps Firefox display correctly.
Sorry everyone!
Not a problem, glad you figured it out :)
Daniel Hammond
www.objectivedesigns.com
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 00:03:46 +0100
From: Ian Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [css-d] Background graphic not showing in Mozilla
To: Fred Boulton [EMAIL PROTECTED],
css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
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Thanks all for checking out my site, particularly ~davidLaakso for the
screen captures. That rocks! I'm quite pleased that my site seems to
be working correctly in almost everything without having had to test it
first. Of course there are a few problems. I have uploaded those
screens to my
Hi there,
I was on a website (http://home.skysports.com) which has a back to top tab
fixed at the bottom right of the browser window (you may have to access a
long article to see it. Just click on anything...), no jumping, no scroll
issues, nothing!!!
I want to use this style on a site I'm
Hi list,
Can anyone help me figure out why IE is acting so weird about the
radio buttons on this page ?
http://work.grillo.tk/gaiolla/checkout_shipping.html
I've never seen anything like this, in FF it is normal, but IE messes
up with their height.
TIA
Grillo
How's this one?
http://www.themosmillers.org/Andy/temp/grayscreekdesigns/
I added a secondary set of main navigation links at the bottom of the
page, and converted the internal example navigation links on my print
page into a list format. I had just forgotten to do that initially.
I haven't
Andy Mosmiller wrote:
It is hard to tell unless you worked on the site, but I am pretty
sure that IE 7 is setting the height of the content to exactly 300px
as specified in my IE conditional stylesheet (which of course acts as
a min-height for current versions.) Have people figured out how
On Aug 29, 2006, at 5:34 AM, Ryan Keefer wrote:
Hey all, have you all ever experienced problems with Firefox (1.5
on both PC Mac) ignoring link styles?
Doh, I figured it out the moment I hit send. IE and Safari are more
forgiving of spelling.
Visited spelled correctly helps Firefox
From: Marcelo Wolfgang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone help me figure out why IE is acting so weird about
the radio buttons on this page ?
http://work.grillo.tk/gaiolla/checkout_shipping.html
Sure.
From: Micky Hulse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just quickly looking-over you code, I
I was customizing this stylesheet, here:
http://www.lmlweb.com/angela/wp-content/themes/random-image/style.css
for this site:
http://angela.lmlweb.com
and while it works in Firefox, I tested this in IE, and it completely broke.
I'm clueless as to where I could have gone wrong, and would
Laurie Landry wrote:
http://angela.lmlweb.com
and while it works in Firefox, I tested this in IE, and it completely
broke.
The HTML validator caught that one...
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://angela.lmlweb.com/
Remove the slash (/) at the end of this comment...
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