Ingo Chao on 4 January 2008 04:04
Nancy E. Sosna Bohm wrote:
Often I find a pixel or two difference between FireFox and IE7, mostly due
to my use of borders and padding. I have been extensively using !ie at the
end of a style declaration to correct this in IE7. This is similar to the
Alan Gresley wrote:
...
Can someone let me in what is meant with !ie hack and point me to a
reference?
Ingo
It's an invalid hack [1] used to target IE7. Almost any word can be used
after ! in the important identifier.
[1] http://www.webdevout.net/css-hacks#unrecommended-important_ie
Hi,
I think the problems I've been having with my redesign are mostly
resolved but I know there is at least a problem with IE7 and Windows
XP.
Please would somebody have a look at
http://www.catnaps.org/20071217/index.html -
http://www.catnaps.org/20071217/catnaps.css - and suggest what I might
Hello -
I am quite baffled here. I know I am totally missing something, but I
simply can't see it! Can you assist, please?
I am trying to float an image right within a #content div. When I place
the following rule in the head element within style tags, the image
floats correctly.
.floatright
Dorothy Hesson 2336 wrote:
I am quite baffled here. I know I am totally missing something, but I
simply can't see it! Can you assist, please?
I'm afraid we are missing a URL.
I am trying to float an image right within a #content div. When I
place the following rule in the head element
John,
Try adding a clear: both to the footer style. You may also have to add
width to the footer but it's not clear to me whether it's always
necessary or just for my styles.
Tim
John Lockerbie wrote:
Hi,
I think the problems I've been having with my redesign are mostly
resolved but I
Keith Kaiser wrote:
Please visit http://nearspaceventures.com/gpsl2008 using FireFox or Safari
or most any browser except Internet Explorer. You will see a weather banner
on the front page in a DIV called wxBanner. In most browsers is looks
pretty much the way I want it to look but in I.E. it
On 03/01/2008, Keith Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please visit http://nearspaceventures.com/gpsl2008
in I.E. it doesn't show up on screen at all.
Invalid markup leads to error recovery routines, which tends to lead
to more inconsistencies between browsers, and makes it harder for
people to
I am quite baffled here. I know I am totally missing something, but I
simply can't see it! Can you assist, please?
I'm afraid we are missing a URL.
I am trying to float an image right within a #content div. When I
place the following rule in the head element within style tags,
the image
Hello,
I am trying to enclose an img tag in a div or span wrapper; and I want the
wrapper to resize automatically to the image size (i.e., I don't want to
specify a hard-coded size). Using float:left or float:right, this works. But
how do I manage it without a float?
For instance:
1.This
I think you need
img.floatright
and not
img .floatright
cheers
Martin Clark
Compuware GmbH
Lead Developer, DMF - ADS Germany
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Dorothy Hesson 2336 wrote:
The whole stylesheet does work. The stylesheet validates, too. This is
what's getting me!
URL with the style in the head element
http://www.cenacoloamerica.org/cenacolo_1/about/
Using the stylesheet alone
http://www.cenacoloamerica.org/cenacolo_1/catechesis/
On Jan 4, 2008, at 11:26 PM, Dorothy Hesson 2336 wrote:
The whole stylesheet does work. The stylesheet validates, too. This is
what's getting me!
URL with the style in the head element
http://www.cenacoloamerica.org/cenacolo_1/about/
Using the stylesheet alone
Good afternoon Dorothy,
It was foretold that on 04/01/2008 @ 09:26:27 GMT-0500 (which was
12:26:27 where I live) Dorothy Hesson 2336 would write:
The whole stylesheet does work. The stylesheet validates, too. This is
what's getting me!
URL with the style in the head element
Hello Jukka
I am trying to float an image right within a #content div. When I
place the following rule in the head element within style tags,
the image floats correctly.
.floatright {
float: right;
margin: 0 0 10px 10px;
border: 1px solid #666;
}
Aaah! I used Firebug to check
On Jan 4, 2008 2:02 PM, Gautam Patel wrote:
I am trying to enclose an img tag in a div or span wrapper; and I want
the wrapper to resize automatically to the
image size (i.e., I don't want to specify a hard-coded size). Using
float:left or float:right, this works. But how do I
manage it
Hi folks,
I would appreciate some help.
I particularly invoke the contribution of those that already devoted
their attention to my case:
if you open the following page:
http://www.giuseppecraparottacv.co.uk/work-web.html
you see the layout as it should be, everything is at the right place.
But
Dorothy Hesson 2336 wrote:
Aaah! I used Firebug to check inheritance. When I changed the class to
(what the markup leads to...)
#content p img.floatright {
float: right;
margin: 0 0 10px 10px;
}
the image floats correctly! So, the issue is inheritance?
No, inheritance is not the issue.
Hi All
Getting ambitious and needing a little bit of advice.
http://dejavulostwithiel.co.uk/
http://dejavulostwithiel.co.uk/wp-content/themes/dejavu/style.css
The above is a three column site that has two navigational columns
floated left both with fixed width objects contained in. Navigation
Dorothy Hesson 2336 wrote:
Hello -
I am quite baffled here. I know I am totally missing something, but I
simply can't see it! Can you assist, please?
I am trying to float an image right within a #content div. When I place
the following rule in the head element within style tags, the image
Richard Brown wrote:
Hi All
Getting ambitious and needing a little bit of advice.
http://dejavulostwithiel.co.uk/
http://dejavulostwithiel.co.uk/wp-content/themes/dejavu/style.css
The above is a three column site that has two navigational columns
floated left both with fixed width objects
Bruno Fassino wrote:
... Unfortunately this shrink-to-fit effect can only be
obtained as a side effect of other properties ...
Interesting aspect.
Is there a need for properties that transport such a concept like
shrink-to-fit more directly, without these implications that properties
like
Gautam Patel wrote:
I am trying to enclose an img tag in a div or span wrapper; and I want
the wrapper to resize automatically to the image size (i.e., I don't want to
specify a hard-coded size). Using float:left or float:right, this works. But
how do I manage it without a float?
Your
Ingo Chao wrote:
Bruno Fassino wrote:
... Unfortunately this shrink-to-fit effect can only be
obtained as a side effect of other properties ...
Interesting aspect.
Is there a need for properties that transport such a concept like
shrink-to-fit more directly, without these implications that
http://server.npserver1.com/~netper/thebankhotel/
In Firefox Safari this looks correct. In IE6 7, the #main div isn't
lining up with the background wallpaper that's centered on the entire page
and I'm not sure why.
There's a small gap to the right of the banner and you'll notice that
Ingo
It's an invalid hack [1] used to target IE7. Almost any word can be
used after ! in the important identifier.
[1] http://www.webdevout.net/css-hacks#unrecommended-important_ie
Alan
http://css-class.com/
Thank you, Alan.
I'm glad you asked ;)
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Regards,
Thierry |
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