when I apply the iepngfix.htc in my css with the line
div{
behavior: url('css/iepngfix.htc');
}
all the links become inactive. Does anyone have any idea why this happens? I am
using and old version of the .htc?
http://suruchirestaurant.com/test/css/iepngfix.htc
I'm currently HTML'ifying a cool design for a progress bar. Have a look at
the graphic:
http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/train.png
HTML version:
http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/train_css_d.html
This vertical progress bar is very good looking and very intuitive
Jesper Rønn-Jensen wrote:
There are two things that cause me a problem so far:
The tip will add an extra element in the html, so for now I add an empty
b element with class=tip at the end of each li-element. Now, this tip
must overlap the following list item, but strangely it gets behind. I
Subject: [css-d] iepngfix disables my links
when I apply the iepngfix.htc in my css with the line
div{
behavior: url('css/iepngfix.htc');
}
all the links become inactive. Does anyone have any idea why this
happens? I am using and old version of the .htc?
[sorry for the double post -- if the first one actually got through]
I'm currently HTML'ifying a cool design for a progress bar. Have a look at
the graphic:
http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/train.png
HTML version:
http://justaddwater.dk/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/train_css_d.html
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At least I don't think it is. As I was studying quirks, it seems that if
the code breaks after putting an appropriate doctype at the beginning of
the document, then it is playing according to the quirky rules of earlier
browsers. But this problem appears in IE6 and
At least I don't think it is. As I was studying quirks, it seems that if the
code breaks after putting an appropriate doctype at the beginning of the
document, then it is playing according to the quirky rules of earlier browsers.
But this problem appears in IE6 and the latest FF with the
Because I'm at an Internet café, I decided to rely on the W3C's validators
(HTML and CSS). I simplified the page by exchanging the iframe for google.com.
The former complained over non-existent tags that I use to please browsers
(leftmargin, topmargin, marginwidth, and valign). Outside of
Hello Lucas.
Delete border-bottom: 2px gray; in your CSS (line 131).
www.niquelao.net - niquelando la web
On 10/12/07, lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I was wondering if there is something obvious I am missing.
if anyone has time, could they check out
http://lucazoid.com/jt
in
Hello all, and happy Friday!
I need to build a very simple email form for a contact page. In my searching
I have come across various ways to do this, and was wondering if anyone had
any recommendations for this. I have seen just basic XHTML and CSS, and then
some with PHP. It has been a while
On 10/11/2007 at 9:33 AM, Jeph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Any CSS people out there have time to look at a problem I'm having?
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| http://omnidev2.com/MOAA/1.html
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| The navigation on this page works well in IE6 except for the last
menu
| item. No dropdown appears but the hover image does.
No it is correct as the fix is applied (the shadow border is a transparent
png IS transparent). It just seems to knock out the links.
R.
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Hello,
please take a look at the following page:
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Downloads/CSS-Test/ie6test_2.htm
In IE6, the border-bottom of the h2 elements (Geographie, Geschichte
etc.) are painted on top of the table .toccolours that is floated right. How
could I correct that?
Any help
Thanks for your reply Barney.
I have thought about the z-indexes as you describe them, that would require
I add id attributes to all the li elements with z-index values in reverse
order.
Of course it would be best to avoid them, but it is a reasonable
alternative.
The reason I use B elements
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Betreff: Re: [css-d] IE6 3 column problem
To stabilize IE6, add...
This sounds like a good solution to a problem I currently have. But I
didn't know much about it. Is using downloadable fonts in your
stylesheet considered bad form? Does it render things inaccessible?
Filesize too large? I can think of some potential drawbacks, but I was
just wondered about
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of any
tutorials or other resources on good writing well-formed css. For example,
things like, how do you order your file or files? Would you group it in
order of the structure of the associated document, or by typography etc? Do
you
Jesper, excellent article you mention. Tantek’s justification of the b
tag makes a lot of sense, it’s worth remembering.
I just checked your design in IE6, and apart from the fact that you are
using alpha PNGs and the transparency is replaced by grey, the bs appear
about 50px below and to the
Hello
I was wondering if there is something obvious I am missing.
if anyone has time, could they check out
http://lucazoid.com/jt
in firefox, it looks ok
but in IE, I have a 2px thick gray line running under the navigation
buttons at the top of the page.
I would like to get rid of this
On Oct 12, 2007, at 5:31 PM, Ross Hulford wrote:
when I apply the iepngfix.htc in my css with the line
div{
behavior: url('css/iepngfix.htc');
}
all the links become inactive. Does anyone have any idea why this
happens? I am using and old version of the .htc?
Subject: Re: [css-d] iepngfix disables my links
No it is correct as the fix is applied (the shadow border is a
transparent
png IS transparent). It just seems to knock out the links.
R.
That is surprising. However,the navigation links works on my system, IE6/7
FireFox, Safari PC.
You
Never mind :) I found one major problem that was screwing up FF. Now, I'll try
and find what's screwing up IE.
Thanks,
Tony
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Sent: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 9:27 am
Subject: Re: [css-d] Wierd,
On 10/12/07, Christian Kirchhoff wrote:
please take a look at the following page:
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Downloads/CSS-Test/ie6test_2.htm
In IE6, the border-bottom of the h2 elements (Geographie, Geschichte
etc.) are painted on top of the table .toccolours that is floated right.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ya gotta try this just for fun even if you don't answer my question. Go
here in BOTH your IE browser AND your FF browser:
http://lafontainerealestate.com/lafontainerealestate.com/1280/s/c/x/en-us/test
(This is set for a screen resolution of 1280, forgive me.)
A new site requires a gradient background image, repeat x, and a flower
outline image behind the upper right corner. Is there a css solution? Design
needs to be center aligned. Wider screens will show more of the flower
image.
http://www.grandconnections.com/buttercup/ shows the design as one
On this page of mine;
http://sachistudio.com/testing/cr/homepage.html
My navigational tabs aren't showing up properly in IE6 and IE7. But it's
fine in Firefox.
I've been trying to mess with the nav div and position it as absolute
amongst other things, but can't seem to grasp the issue. Does
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To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 12:35 PM
Subject: [css-d] downloadable fonts?
This sounds like a good solution to a problem I currently have. But I
didn't know much about it. Is using
Hello people
I am very new to this forum or indeed any forum so forgive any protocol
errors, I did read the list but unsure about some things.
I am fairly new to css, relied on Dreamweaver usually but after reading
lots of articles and visiting some great css sites (in particular css/edge
and
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Hello people
I am very new to this forum or indeed any forum so forgive any protocol
errors, I did read the list but unsure about some things.
I am fairly new to css, relied on Dreamweaver usually but after reading
lots of articles and visiting some great css sites
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Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 6:58 PM
Subject: [css-d] newbie help please
I want to convert! I re-wrote a table based site and
although both the html and css validates in w3 and despite it looking as
it
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http://fruvenu.com.au/index.htm
I have no idea how it looks on a Mac or a larger screen.
Looks pretty interesting on 1280, 1600, 2400 and 3800 wide
screens/browser-windows :-)
It spreads out in bits and pieces, since so many dimensions are relative
to window-width.
Let me see your IE6-stylesheet then, as I'm too busy to locate 'CC'
files on other people's sites. I never use any.
http://www.digitale-bibliothek.de/Downloads/CSS-Test/zenoIE60Fixes.css
(additionally used by IE6)
Effect depends on specificity, and therefore _where_ those styles are added.
On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 09:58:26 am [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello people
I am very new to this forum or indeed any forum so forgive any protocol
errors, I did read the list but unsure about some things.
I am fairly new to css, relied on Dreamweaver usually but after reading
lots of articles and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This sounds like a good solution to a problem I currently have. But I
didn't know much about it. Is using downloadable fonts in your
stylesheet considered bad form? Does it render things inaccessible?
Filesize too large? I can think of some potential drawbacks,
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