[css-d] VERTICAL 3-pixel gap in IE6

On this page: www.milesquarefabricstudio.com/broken.php IE6 shows a gap between the divs that hold the grey/black band and the one below with the orange background. In all the browsers I've tested in (Opera 9.5, IE7, Firefox 2, Firefox 3b, Webkit) it works as I intended with no gap. This

Re: [css-d] Text size issue in IE6 and IE7

Thank you for your help. The fix seems to be when I took margin {0 .06em 0 .06em} out of the main head div. Nancy Johnson On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 5:00 PM, Kepler Gelotte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you mean: http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/images/defects_banner.jpg Hold its height, crop its

Re: [css-d] VERTICAL 3-pixel gap in IE6

Hello, IE6 doesn't like empty DIVs. It computes it's size as if there was a space character in it. You have the following in your code: DIV id=phoneBar/DIV Replace it with: DIV id=phoneBar!-- --/DIV ...and everything should be fine. Best Regards, Christian *Directmedia Publishing GmbH* ·

[css-d] setting up a rule for different monitors

I've got a 2 column layout. Fixed, elastic - float -left When I preview on a 19 in monitor, (1024 X 768) and zoom in on the text, the text wraps at 775 px. (width set to 775px) When I preview on a 19in monitor, (800 X 600) the text flows off to the right. (horizontal scroll bar kicks in,

[css-d] Footer won't move down with text

I finally got to a point where I've hosted my web site. http://inno-vision.ca/thetreeoflifecentre/index.html I've tried to do most of the entire site using CSS. Problem I have is that I'm using Spry - collapsible panel. When I open the panel, the footer stays in the middle of the page,

Re: [css-d] Footer won't move down with text

Hello, first of all I've recognized that in your css you have two empty print sections. The css between the first and the last is almost identical two the css before the first empty print section. To your problem. The content div is positionied absolute. By that it is taken out of the box

Re: [css-d] setting up a rule for different monitors

On 17-Mar-08, at 8:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is it possible to set a rule for different monitors resolutions? Old articles [1] and [2], but I'm sure they're still good to peruse. Can the browser sense what resolution the monitor a web surfer is using? Yes; however resolution alone

Re: [css-d] IE6 dropping floats

At 05:20 PM 3/14/2008 -0700, you wrote: How about making mid-container-inner a static div rather than floated, then floating one of the ul's left and the other ul floated right. See this demo: http://www.jimdavis.org/test/list_this.htmlhttp://www.jimdavis.org/test/list_this.html Will re-size

[css-d] Max-width/min-width percentage in IE 6

I am trying to apply a max-width and min-width feature to a page for IE6, but all of the examples I see online appear like this: (see: http://www.antix.co.uk/code/css/imposing_minimum_width/default.htm) #example_3 .main { min-width:450px; /* IE Dynamic Expression to set the width */

Re: [css-d] Max-width/min-width percentage in IE 6

Jack Blankenships wrote: I am trying to apply a max-width and min-width feature to a page for IE6, but all of the examples I see online appear like this: (see: http://www.antix.co.uk/code/css/imposing_minimum_width/default.htm) The problem is that instead of having a specific number of

Re: [css-d] Max-width/min-width percentage in IE 6

What I am trying to do is create a set of images in a fluid layout that adjusts based on the browser size. The code is really very simple. I have a css-p div that contains an image placed in a certain spot on the page. The container div is sized based on the client browser. The idea is to have

Re: [css-d] Max-width/min-width percentage in IE 6

Jack Blankenships wrote: What I am trying to do is create a set of images in a fluid layout that adjusts based on the browser size. The code is really very simple. I have a css-p div that contains an image placed in a certain spot on the page. The container div is sized based on the

[css-d] CSS Templates

Hello Thank you again for all your help on my last question. Now I'm struggling with this I want the site to have the top margin and left side as the constant and the rest to be variable. I really don't want to clone this page for the rest of the pages for the site. How does one go about

Re: [css-d] CSS Templates

Laura wrote: I want the site to have the top margin and left side as the constant and the rest to be variable. I really don't want to clone this page for the rest of the pages for the site. How does one go about making part of the CSS variable while leaving the header and side panel code the

[css-d] Greets/Butt Problem

Hello kind and enlightened folks, I'm inquiring for a friend and will take the credit for your answer. Jk. She's not having a butt problem, but a button problem. She's having a doozie of a time (no pun intended) trying to get some buttons to work. The problem is the css is nested like three

Re: [css-d] Greets/Butt Problem

Hi Jennifer Thanks for digging deeper and responding. Sorry if I didn't provide enough info. It's actually quite a simple problem. The buttons that look like navigation elements on the right are not clickable in any browser. How should this be done?

Re: [css-d] CSS Templates

Laura wrote: I want the site to have the top margin and left side as the constant and the rest to be variable. I really don't want to clone this page for the rest of the pages for the site. How does one go about making part of the CSS variable while leaving the header and side panel code

[css-d] Stray line between columns

I would appreciate help with a vexing problem. On this site, http://www.troubleshootingphotos.com/ , there is a grey line between the placed image at upper left (loupeicon.gif consists of photos, a camera and magnifying glass with images as a background) and the background image,

Re: [css-d] Stray line between columns

Hi David, Try applying: padding: 0; to td#sidelinks Fixed it in FF. Test it in other browsers and see if it works. jason ogle | designer | myspace.com 310.969.7124 | myspace.com/ogletine -Original Message-

Re: [css-d] Stray line between columns

Jason, That works in Safari, FF Mac, FF Windows, IE 6 and IE 7, which covers 99.987% of the target market (the rest will be considered a rounding error and ignored). Thank you. David Weatherston On Mar 17, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Jason Ogle wrote: Try applying: padding: 0; to

Re: [css-d] Stray line between columns

No sweat man. Glad I could help! ··· jason ogle | designer | myspace.com 310.969.7124 | myspace.com/ogletine ··· -Original Message- From: David Weatherston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 2:59 PM To:

Re: [css-d] Greets/Butt Problem

They're clicking for me (ie 6.0 ff 2.0)...has the issue been resolved? On 3/17/08, Jason Ogle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Jennifer Thanks for digging deeper and responding. Sorry if I didn't provide enough info. It's actually quite a simple problem. The buttons that look like navigation

Re: [css-d] Greets/Butt Problem

Yes it has been resolved. She ended up rebuilding it as the code was getting really messy and her solution lined up pretty much with what Ray had put forth. Thank you for following up Katherine! *** jason ogle | designer | myspace.com 310.969.7124 |

[css-d] IE woes in pure CSS drop-down menu

Hi all, This site http://dev.bell.wd-2.net works fine in FF/Safari, but it's still lacking in IE. The problem is with the :hover behavior of the navigation links. Notes: 1) I've got Dean Edward's brilliant-but-unfortunately-named IE7 package in the loop here (I use it for all my