Mike Breiding wrote:
> alt=""/> height="130" alt=""/>
>
> If the long image is wrapped in a paragraph or an empty paragraph
> inserted between the two images they then both float left.
Yes, floats act as floats, and in order to prevent them from trying to
line up alongside preceding floats we
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Mike Breiding wrote:
>
>> > alt=""/> > height="130" alt=""/>
>>
>> If the long image is wrapped in a paragraph or an empty paragraph
>> inserted between the two images they then both float left.
>
> Yes, floats act as floats, and in order to prevent them from trying to
>
Hello,
Please advise me how to exclude the 'a:hover' below from image links
(i.e. only add hover on text links).
a:hover {
color: #ff; background: #b0e0e6;
}
Is the above problem something to do with the use of 'inherit' property?
Many Thanks
Kamru
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On Sep 9, 2008, at 8:49 PM, Tim Dawson wrote:
> Perhaps this is a good opportunity to ask a question that's puzzled
> me for a
> while. Can you have both a 'float' and a 'clear' in the same style ?
> Georg seems to be saying you can. Is the order of the rules is going
> to make a
> differen
Mike Breiding wrote:
> I added 'clear: left' to the rules for the '.leftImg' class. This
> does the job in FF, but in IE 6 it forces the first paragraph to the
> far right into a very narrow column.
That's because you have a 'width' on paragraphs, which to IE/win means
'hasLayout'[1] and non-stan
Kamru Miah wrote:
> Please advise me how to exclude the 'a:hover' below from image links
> (i.e. only add hover on text links).
>
> a:hover { color: #ff; background: #b0e0e6; }
You have to add a class to the links surrounding the images, and apply a
more suitable hover styles (for images) t
You could add:
img {border:none;}
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Hello,
Please advise me how
In my situation,
seems to exclude the hover colour from the image links.
Thanks to both for your help!
Kamru
Vincent Pollard wrote:
> You could add:
>
> img {border:none;}
>
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Hi all,
I'm working on a layout in which I need to specify width, margins, in fact,
almost every measure, in 'em's. Great, I've chosen to go this route, but have
quickly run into problems, namely rounding errors, predominantly in IE.
It turns out that Aem + Bem != (A+B)em - at least, at certain
To whom it may apply,
Would you please be able to provide some assistence with an issue we are having.
The majority of linked images on the website - for some reason appears to have
an approximate 4 pixel margin at the bottom of the image and the border and I
am unable to track it down.
The pa
Bobby Jack wrote:
> It turns out that Aem + Bem != (A+B)em - at least, at certain
> font-sizes - which is incredibly frustrating. Does anyone have a good
> way of working around this and/or an idea of the scope of the
> problem?
Browsers don't agree on at what point rounding of font-sizes in
pe
Trying to figure out a way around this problem. I have a list where
I want the main part to be a link and another list inside. Works
fine in Safari and IE but not in Firefox, presumably due to the a
tag. Here is URL:
http://www.stkelectronics.com.vhost.zerolag.com/site/polypropylene-
old
At 7:44 AM +1000 9/1/08, jasmin wrote:
>I have a question re a photo gallery that contains thumbnail images that
>enlarge when the mouse hovers over the thumbnails. Is it possible to
>display one of these enlarged images when the page is first loaded so that
>the image is displayed rather than non
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 5:42 PM, Christopher Kip
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Trying to figure out a way around this problem. I have a list where
> I want the main part to be a link and another list inside. Works
> fine in Safari and IE but not in Firefox, presumably due to the a
> tag. Here is U
I'm working on the coding of a site designed by someone else. The "drop-up"
menu should align-left with the nav item it relates to, but in IE it is too far
right. What am I overlooking?
http://raydunetz.com/index.php
I recognize that the design breaks if you size up the font. I've pointed it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The "drop-up" menu should align-left with the nav item it relates to,
> but in IE it is too far right. What am I overlooking?
That IE has another default for 'left: auto' than other browsers. Proper
positions are needed.
> http://raydunetz.com/index.php
Create a rela
Hello,
I've designed a fairly simple site that seems to work fine everywhere except
for FireFox 3 on the mac. There seems to be a one or two pixel spacing issue
with the menu, causing the background to raise up and mess things up. The
site can be seen here
http://houstoninlinemarathon.com/
If yo
when I view this page in Window IE:
http://www.duoeurojapanese.com/test/pgcatering.html
The form is not contained in the outside "container".
How do I make the form "overflow" like the text on right side/
Please help. thanks.
the css for this page is:
@import "main.css";
#container {
margin
the problem seems to be the li itself, perhaps if you were to specify a
height on
#CntBody ul.ImageThumbs li
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Hi guys
I built a drop down list and just can't seem to get rid of the gap
between menu items.
Been trying to apply the usual gap between list item fixes for IE but it
doesn't seem to be working.
Just hover over South America or Central America in IE 6, or IE 7.
http://www.timdaly.net/sato/
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
> I've designed a fairly simple site that seems to work fine everywhere except
> for FireFox 3 on the mac.
> http://houstoninlinemarathon.com/
>
>
> Tom
>
Does this close it?
.float-wrap {margin-top: -2px;}
(not tested)
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On Sep 8, 2008, at 11:17 PM, Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
> I've designed a fairly simple site that seems to work fine
> everywhere except
> for FireFox 3 on the mac. There seems to be a one or two pixel
> spacing issue
> with the menu, causing the background to raise up and mess things
> up. The
Jeffrey Huang wrote:
> when I view this page in Window IE:
>
> http://www.duoeurojapanese.com/test/pgcatering.html
>
> The form is not contained in the outside "container". How do I make
> the form "overflow" like the text on right side/
By deleting every single instance of 'position: relative'
Is there any way to lay out list items as follows, without using tables
(won't look right unless you view email as plain text):
* CPU: 2 x Xeon 5130
* RAM: 8 GB
* STORAGE: 330 GB
The thing that drives me nuts with using tables in this example is that it
requires such a lot of
Jim wrote:
> Is there any way to lay out list items as follows, without using tables
> (won't look right unless you view email as plain text):
>
>
> * CPU: 2 x Xeon 5130
> * RAM: 8 GB
> * STORAGE: 330 GB
>
> The thing that drives me nuts with using tables in this example is tha
I'm not sure if it's quite what you want, but you could use something like:
LABEL:VALUE
...
with css specifying a width for label in ems (and other styling, of course).
Zach
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 00:35, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim wrote:
> > Is there any way to lay out
1/ The horizontal nav "boxes" break in narrower windows-- particularly
with font-scaling, or if a healthy minimum font-size is set. This
happens in /any/ browser. Relevant selector at top of embedded styles.
2/ The middle panel is not painting the background color to the footer
in IE/6. See st
On Sep 10, 2008, at 1:45 PM, David Laakso wrote:
> 1/ The horizontal nav "boxes" break in narrower windows-- particularly
> with font-scaling, or if a healthy minimum font-size is set. This
> happens in /any/ browser. Relevant selector at top of embedded styles.
What do you mean 'break' ?
Box
On Sep 10, 2008, at 2:02 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
>> 1/ The horizontal nav "boxes" break in narrower windows--
>> particularly
>> with font-scaling, or if a healthy minimum font-size is set. This
>> happens in /any/ browser. Relevant selector at top of embedded
>> styles.
>
> What do
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> On Sep 10, 2008, at 1:45 PM, David Laakso wrote:
>
>
>> 1/ The horizontal nav "boxes" break in narrower windows-- particularly
>> with font-scaling, or if a healthy minimum font-size is set. This
>> happens in /any/ browser. Relevant selector at top of embedded st
It's an extremely static page. Even with 100's of items, it's not woth
setting up a database just for the sake of generating the markup.
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I was under the impression that you couldn't set a width on an inline
element.
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Subject: Re: [css-d] List items in columns
> You could put a or something in
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> On Sep 10, 2008, at 2:02 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
>
>
>>
>> What do you mean 'break' ?
>>
>
> Ah, I see know what Opera does…
> .c1 li {display:inline-block;}
> And style from there.
>
> For IE6/7: .c1 li {display:inline; zoom:1;}
>
>
> Philippe
>
r
To whom it may apply,
Would you please be able to provide some assistence with an issue we are having.
The majority of linked images on the website - for some reason appears to have
an approximate 4 pixel margin at the bottom of the image and the border and I
am unable to track it down.
The pa
You can if you set it to display:block. Then, of course, it is no longer an
inline element
OT really but this looks like a definition list to me, why not use that markup?
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