Re: [css-d] download ie6

This will allow you to test your sites in IE7, IE6, IE5.5, etc. And if you wish, you can even make IE6 your default browser while continuing to use IE7 for development testing. That is the theory, the problem is that these standalones don't really work with cookies or conditional comments.

Re: [css-d] List Issue in IE, Opera

On Apr 24, 2007, at 9:43 PM, Saravanan Sivanathan wrote: i am facing some issues on unordered lists when i use the following css body { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:12px; width:200px;} ul li {display:inline-block; margin-bottom:5px;} these styles when applied on

[css-d] cms CSS/XHTML

hi, is there someone who can advise me a good CMS: CSS/XHTML and no-tables layout and database php/mysql. I'm looking for not only open source applications, but also payment solutions. thank you very much for your time. Simone Benerecetti In Your Eyes ezine - www.iyezine.com

Re: [css-d] cms CSS/XHTML

www.expressionengine.com On 26/04/07, simone.benerecetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, is there someone who can advise me a good CMS: CSS/XHTML and no-tables layout and database php/mysql. I'm looking for not only open source applications, but also payment solutions. thank you very much for

Re: [css-d] cms CSS/XHTML

On 26/04/07, simone.benerecetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is there someone who can advise me a good CMS FAQ: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssFriendlyCms -- David Dorward http://dorward.me.ukhttp://blog.dorward.me.uk __

[css-d] [ADMIN - OFF TOPIC] Re: cms CSS/XHTML

At 10:42 +0200 26/4/07, simone\.benerecetti wrote: hi, is there someone who can advise me a good CMS: CSS/XHTML and no-tables layout and database php/mysql. I'm looking for not only open source applications, but also payment solutions. thank you very much for your time. This is off topic.The

[css-d] Centering a site which makes use of a fixed header and footer

Thanks for the reply! (I would also like to add a BIG SORRY to Zoe! for e-mailing her directly) Well... i went to the page you proposed, although it was an excellent resource it did not solve the problem. A friend has agreed to upload the site temporarily so that you can have a look at it.

Re: [css-d] how do you get rid of spacing between table cells?

On Wed, 25 Apr 2007, Robert Lane wrote: I put a border on some td's but am getting a gap between them. What style gets rid of that? In theory, setting border-spacing: 0 for the table. But this doesn't work on IE, though the corresponding HTML attribute table cellspacing=0 does. You could

[css-d] breaking elements across floats/columns

To the CSS-D list, I am new to this discussion list and this is my first post, so please forgive me if I am asking a previously answered question, or not being clear enough. I searched through the archives but was not able to find a subject that matched my problem. I'm having some issues

[css-d] Content disappears when viewed in IE6 (Try 2)

Content disappears when viewed in IE6 The three column layout uses essentially the same code for the home page and for the navigation landing pages. The difference is the header. When the pages are viewed in Firefox 2.0.0.3, the left sidebar content is visible on all pages. When viewed using

[css-d] Display:Inline troubles

I made a sample page to demonstrate the problem. http://www.commadot.com/jquery/simple.htm I want to make a centered div with another div hugging it close. (The real application is more complex, but I think this is the simplest demonstration) Firefox and IE act totally differently for this

[css-d] Multiple CSS3 selector functions in the same selector

Hello list. I've been trying to create my own kind of development stylesheet that would be useful in similar ways to a DOM inspector/firebug/inspect. The idea is to instantaneously have a view of the page with helpful annotations. Here's an example of a functional piece I would quite like to

Re: [css-d] IGNORE: Multiple CSS3 selector functions in the same selector

False alarm! Typo was the cause of everything - stray semi-colon was closing off the value too early: div[class][id]::before {content: #attr(id); .attr(class);} Should be: div[class][id]::before {content: #attr(id) .attr(class);} One question remains: And also, slightly OT: • What's

[css-d] Site check: formever.org

From: Dave M G [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://formever.org IE6 is dead to me now. While this is certainly your, and your clients choice not to support IE6, it seems a little shortsighted. I'd to point out just a couple of things. First, there are undoubtedly many, many people who _cannot_ run IE7

Re: [css-d] Multiple CSS3 selector functions in the same selector

On Apr 26, 2007, at 10:40 PM, Barney Carroll wrote: Here's an example of a functional piece I would quite like to implement: div[class]::before {content: .attr(class);} div[id]::before {content: #attr(id);} div[class][id]::before {content: #attr(id); .attr(class);} It would help if you

[css-d] Print stylesheet troubles

I am having 2 problems with a print stylesheet. One is that in IE 6, my lines are too long and get cut off. The other is that I have users reporting that the first page doesn't print - though I'm not sure yet what browser/platform they are on. Here is my print stylesheet and a sample url:

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

Lori, David, CSS-d, Thank you very much for your comments, and taking the time to be so helpful. If it's not too much to bear, I have some follow up questions. FWIW, a level 2 heading is missing. I'm sorry, what does this mean? Ditch the validation buttons? Really? I tried to make them

[css-d] DIV wrapping a variable DIV

I made a sample page to demonstrate the problem. http://www.commadot.com/jquery/simple.htm I want to wrap a div around another div. The second DIV is of unknown height/width and may be positioned left or center. The first div must wrap TIGHT around the contents of the second DIV. It can't

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

Dave M G [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 26 Apr 2007 09:08:25 -0500, wrote: Site looks OK in the browsers listed below. To stop the design breaking below 400px, you might consider giving the body both a min-width: x; where x is a sufficient number of pixels to hold the page unbroken. You could use

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

Dave M G wrote: Lori, David, CSS-d, Thank you very much for your comments, and taking the time to be so helpful. If it's not too much to bear, I have some follow up questions. FWIW, a level 2 heading is missing. I'm sorry, what does this mean? RE: http://formever.org It is called

Re: [css-d] Content disappears when viewed in IE6 (Try 2)

Kathy Parmentier wrote: [...] When viewed using IE 6, the left sidebar content is gone on most landing pages. I would like to understand what is happening, and how to fix it. Seems to be the old 'stacking bug' in IE/win. Adding... * html div#sidebar {position: relative; overflow-x: hidden;}

Re: [css-d] Content disappears when viewed in IE6 (Try 2)

I get the same thing in IE6. If you linked to your CSS I could maybe take a look at it. Scott This is my first on my own layout, and my first post to this list. I'll get it figured out. Here is the link to the CSS. http://wwwdev.uucpa.org/uucpa_new/html/common/main.css Kathy Parmentier

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

On 2007/04/26 12:55 (GMT+0900) Dave M G apparently typed: I've settled on a design that I'm happy with, and I'd like to invite people to make comments, both technical and artistic. http://formever.org As far as technical commentary goes: It should display correctly in FireFox. I'm using

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

David L, David G,Felix, Thank you for your clarifications and comments. David L: There is no h2 now, but there will be lots of h2 in dynamic content, so I think that's okay. Fair point about the validation buttons. The theory is, though, that the site will validate, so hopefully those nit

[css-d] IE6 really is dead to me. Here is why.

Holly, Ultimately I'm afraid we will have to agree to disagree. But you've taken the time to state your case carefully, and I appreciate that. So with respect, I will state mine. First, lets be clear about terms. IE6 is a non-standards compliant browser requiring multiple hacks to make it

[css-d] Scroll bar in IE6 not in FF

My site www.boxdproductions.co.uk gets an unsightly vertical scroll bar in IE but not in FF. Any ideas how I can remove this? Regards Pete __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7

Re: [css-d] IE6 really is dead to me. Here is why.

On 2007/04/27 02:04 (GMT+0900) Dave M G apparently typed: IE6 is already less than 40%. If the current progress were linear we can expect to see IE6 down to less than 10% by the end of this year. Personally I think the change won't be linear, but whether we end up there faster or slower,

Re: [css-d] IE6 really is dead to me. Here is why.

Hi Dave, I think it is important to note that the statistics you use do carry a disclaimer beneath them stating W3Schools is a website for people with an interest for web technologies. These people are more interested in using alternative browsers than the average user. The average user tends to

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

On 2007/04/26 13:02 (GMT-0400) Dave M G apparently typed: After I posted my last message, I took a look at the prices for the browser viewing service. Definitely out of my price range. I guess I'll just have to keep politely asking here on this list for help... Running Linux need not be an

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

Dave M G wrote: David L, David G,Felix, After I posted my last message, I took a look at the prices for the browser viewing service. Definitely out of my price range. I guess I'll just have to keep politely asking here on this list for help... OK. Don't wait for my offer to let you know

[css-d] Photos not staying in div, and lightbox issues

Why aren't my photos staying in the content div? I've colored the background of the div green so you can see where it is. I'm also trying to use the lightbox technique (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/) for viewing the images full-size, but it's not working correctly. I've only

Re: [css-d] Scroll bar in IE6 not in FF

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My site www.boxdproductions.co.uk gets an unsightly vertical scroll bar in IE but not in FF. Any ideas how I can remove this? Regards Pete As far as I know you can only get rid of it by using overflow-y: hidden on the body but it's a bad idea because then you

[css-d] [ADMIN - OFF TOPIC] Re: IE6 really is dead to me. Here is why.

(Thank you to the CSS list for allowing me to state my opinions on the direction of browsers, which I am hoping is acceptably on topic. I will endeavor hereafter to focus on more technical concerns.) The eternal sound of the off topic post. Hoping so does not, unfortunately, make it so. Css-d

Re: [css-d] IE6 really is dead to me. Here is why.

Dave M G wrote: IE6 usage is dropping as people migrate to version 7, and FireFox continues to make incremental gains into Microsoft's market share: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp As others have stated, I think your stats are a little skewed. I think the best

[css-d] shadow over gradient

Hey all - I had a question for you. I'm working on a site that needs an interesting effect - but I can't seem to achieve it properly with a transparent .gif. I was wondering if there was some alternate method of doing this - hopefully using CSS. (I've heard you can do this using transparent

Re: [css-d] navigation not sitting in the div - advice please

Phil Turner wrote: Hi everyone I know this is a simple solution but its evading me http://www.philturner-uk.com/kruger/davinci.html Think of it as a list of stuff that is set horizontally rather than vertically: CSS #stuffcontainer ul { border-top: 1px solid red; border-bottom: 1px solid

Re: [css-d] IE6 really is dead to me. Here is why.

Even if your numbers are right, and only 40% of people use IE6 (a point that I, and others find suspect. I'm seeing 60% at my site), I'm still at a loss why you would want to have a lousy experience for 40% of your customers? Or 20%. Or 10%. It seems to me that any business/organization would

Re: [css-d] navigation not sitting in the div - advice please

Hi Phil, You put the keyline on the *div#davinci_nav* which comes in the markup before the horizontal navigation, and set 30px high for that DIV, and it's just what is appearing when the code is renderized, e.g. two lines 30px spaced just over the navigation. You can achieve the effect you are

Re: [css-d] Photos not staying in div, and lightbox issues

Daniel Hammond wrote: Why aren't my photos staying in the content div? I've colored the background of the div green so you can see where it is. Decent browsers won't contain floats unless they are told to. #content {float: left;} ...will be a suitable containment-command in your case, since

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

I am new to this list so I'm not sure about the scope of a site check may be or not be, but personally I don't care for the design in general. Interesting the comments in relates posts about forward looking, when the design itself is not.

Re: [css-d] DIV wrapping a variable DIV

Glen Lipka wrote: I made a sample page to demonstrate the problem. http://www.commadot.com/jquery/simple.htm I want to wrap a div around another div. The second DIV is of unknown height/width and may be positioned left or center. The first div must wrap TIGHT around the contents of the

[css-d] help with image border

I now the rest of the site needs making table based.. but a quick bug help would be great. in firefox, the image border and hover state work as intened - going from red with white background, to red background - so making the rollvover standout, but in IE6 there seems to be no margin around the

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

Holly Bergevin wrote: From: Dave M G [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://formever.org IE6 is dead to me now. If you mean that in the sense that IE6 won't be getting any more bug fixes to address CSS-related problems, that's fine. While this is certainly your, and your clients choice not to support

Re: [css-d] shadow over gradient

I've got a few ideas but I'd like to see a screen shot before I opened my big mouth! :-O Is that do-able? Thanks - JJ On 4/26/07, Shelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey all - I had a question for you. I'm working on a site that needs an interesting effect - but I can't seem to achieve it

Re: [css-d] shadow over gradient

Sure! I've cut out a bunch of the site - I have the guy's logo up and stuff, and I know he doesn't want to be known yet. So I'm just sending the pertinent information ;) http://anekostudios.com/test/partial_ss.jpg This one is how I have it currently, with transparent PNG images. I like how

[css-d] [ADMIN - NO MORE IE6 IS DEAD/ALIVE COMMENTS] Re: Site check: formever.org

It's also quite unprofessional, IMHO. And it's also rude and contrary to the list policies to make such pronouncements http://www.css-discuss.org/policies.html#ask-answer Especially since I'd asked for no more Browser Wars type posts in the forking of this thread, IE6 really is dead to

Re: [css-d] breaking elements across floats/columns

Roger Goode wrote: http://coachingmosaic.com/debug/ The page layout is built with a FLOAT: Right for the main content, and a FLOAT: Left for the navigation column to the left. There is a .clearer DIV just above the footer to CLEAR both floats. As the copy on this page moves below the

[css-d] CSS Issue on first load only

Hello, I am new to the group, and this is my first post. The issue has been extremely frustrating to debug because it only appears on the first time the page is loaded. Upon refresh, it looks fine. Even if I clear my cache, I still can't reproduce it after the first load. it is found on:

Re: [css-d] Scroll bar in IE6 not in FF

Creating a frameset with one frame and setting the scroll of that frame to auto will do the job; however, you really should think about if it really is worth having to use frames. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Re: [css-d] CSS Issue on first load only

Hi Joe, I tested in IE6, Opera9 and FFox2 all under Win and things go right here. The small link appears fine on first time page loads. It's an orange underlined text link. Isn't it? Nothing happened when I reloaded the page. PS: layout broken in IE5.5/Win Maurício Samy Silva

Re: [css-d] Site check: formever.org

Jasper, Thank you for responding. I am new to this list so I'm not sure about the scope of a site check may be or not be, but personally I don't care for the design in general. Can you be more specific about what it is you don't like? I'd be very interested to hear a negative critique of the

Re: [css-d] breaking elements across floats/columns

Bruno, Thank you so much for your help with this. That was the first time I've ever posted to a list discussion group like that and I didn't know what to expect. I've implemented and posted the fix you suggested and, as you said, it works! Thank you. Now I just need to do a little research

[css-d] Mac/Safari layout problem

Hi, Can someone help me determine why Mac/Safari is pushing the sidebar of the following page down below the main content div? I've spent a long time finagling the widths, margins, etc... of the relevant divs and other elements but to no avail! http://www.idxsolutions.com/default50.asp

[css-d] REVISED: Mac/Safari layout problem

Hi, Can someone help me determine why Mac/Safari is pushing the sidebar of the following page down below the main content div? I've spent a long time finagling the widths, margins, etc... of the relevant divs and other elements but to no avail! http://www.idxsolutions.com/default50.asp

Re: [css-d] REVISED: Mac/Safari layout problem

On Apr 27, 2007, at 10:53 AM, Mark Kamian wrote: Can someone help me determine why Mac/Safari is pushing the sidebar of the following page down below the main content div? I've spent a long time finagling the widths, margins, etc... of the relevant divs and other elements but to no

Re: [css-d] REVISED: Mac/Safari layout problem

BOOM- THERE IT IS!... BOOM- THERE IT IS!... Thank you very much, Philippe! :) From: Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] #wrap { display:table /* -- this is the problem */ } For some reason, Safari seems to think that makes your div only 770px wide, instead of 774px. I

Re: [css-d] SOLVED: Mac/Safari layout problem

Philippe, About your response: 1. How did you determine that? 2. Can you think of a logical reason why Safari comes up with that 770px value? Thanks again, Mark #wrap { display:table /* -- this is the problem */ } For some reason, Safari seems to think that makes your

Re: [css-d] download ie6

Christian Heilmann responded to a suggestion to use standalone IE versions: This will allow you to test your sites in IE7, IE6, IE5.5, etc. And if you wish, you can even make IE6 your default browser while continuing to use IE7 for development testing. That is the theory, the problem is

Re: [css-d] shadow over gradient

At 4/26/2007 02:35 PM, Shelly wrote: http://anekostudios.com/test/partial_ss.jpg This one is how I have it currently, with transparent PNG images. I like how this looks, and if I *have* to use a script to get it to work in IE6 and lower, then I will - but I'd *really* like to avoid it. ... So I'm

Re: [css-d] SOLVED: Mac/Safari layout problem

On Apr 27, 2007, at 12:20 PM, Mark Kamian wrote: Philippe, About your response: 1. How did you determine that? 2. Can you think of a logical reason why Safari comes up with that 770px value? A humble screen ruler. (Actually, with a little help: Firefox' DomInspector, and then with

[css-d] Content disappears when viewed in IE6 (Try 3) I really need help

Content disappears when viewed in IE6 The three column layout uses essentially the same code for the home page and for the navigation landing pages. The difference is the header. When the pages are viewed in Firefox 2.0.0.3, the left sidebar content is visible on all pages. When viewed using