Re: [css-d] Adding captions to photos

> Thanks Jeff. That looks reasonable to me, which of course, may not mean > much! > > My three images had a common baseline until I framed them in divisions. > Now, they have a common top line which I don't understand. > > And the link "Click here to view Rich Breen's web site." appears to the >

[css-d] negative margin and page height in opera

Hi. I'm working on my first css site. And I found that it's footer, which uses negative margins, adds some extra space to page height in Opera browser. Here is an link to page: How to solve it and why it behaves this way ? -- With best regards,

[css-d] How to optimize the work with HTML-entities

In case of publishing any text online as a HTML page - I face the problem of the correct reflection of symbols of several languages which require extended Latin character encoding. In this case I'm searching the Entity (hex) from the list on this site http://theorem.ca/~mvcorks/code/charsets/aut

Re: [css-d] How to optimize the work with HTML-entities

pr...@itransition.com wrote: > In case of publishing any text online as a HTML page - I face the > problem of the correct reflection of symbols of several languages > which require extended Latin character encoding. In this case I'm > searching the Entity (hex) from the list on this site > http://t

[css-d] font-clipping in ie6

I don't know if font-clipping is the right phrase for this. http://green.harvard.edu/numbers This is a statistics page with some large accent numbers in the right-column. The numbers are surrounded by a . In IE6, only a thin band of the characters actually appear. When I select the span in IE Deve

Re: [css-d] font-clipping in ie6

Maybe it has somethink to do with "line-height:13.5pt" lev rickards wrote: > I don't know if font-clipping is the right phrase for this. > http://green.harvard.edu/numbers > > This is a statistics page with some large accent numbers in the > right-column. The numbers are surrounded by a . In IE6,

Re: [css-d] How to optimize the work with HTML-entities

pr...@itransition.com wrote: > In case of publishing any text online as a HTML page - I face the > problem of the correct reflection of symbols of several languages > which require extended Latin character encoding. In this case I'm > searching the Entity (hex) from the list on this site > http://

Re: [css-d] Looking for a second opinion on a site's structure

What it really needs is to go to a Content Management System like WordPress or Joomla, which would make it 1) better coding, 2) much more modern looking, and 3) able to be edited by non-tech volunteers. And I'd be happy to do that for a small fee. ;-) Thanks, Sara L. Martin Small Fish Services

[css-d] rendering fonts from psd to css

I have a design in a psd that uses Arial Bold as the font but also uses Strong as the anti-aliasing method. I know I can use Arial as the font-family and bold as the font-weight but is there any way to add the strong anti-aliasing attribute? Theresa

Re: [css-d] rendering fonts from psd to css

On Oct 14, 2009, at 6:45 AM, Theresa Newman wrote: > I have a design in a psd that uses Arial Bold as the font but also > uses Strong as the anti-aliasing method. I know I can use Arial as the > font-family and bold as the font-weight but is there any way to add > the strong anti-aliasing attribu