The great majority of web developers don't use XML. Actually, they
despise it. That's why XHTML 1.1 has failed, together with SMIL, SVG
and other SGML-based languages. Everybody loves HTML. So why don't we
turn an XML tabular structure into an HTML table using CSS to present
it?
http://
On 3/13/11 5:26 AM, Gabriele Romanato wrote:
The great majority of web developers don't use XML. Actually, they
despise it. That's why XHTML 1.1 has failed, together with SMIL, SVG
and other SGML-based languages. Everybody loves HTML. So why don't we
turn an XML tabular structure into an HTML
David Laakso wrote:
Dunno [I know from nothing]. But I am curious why the page throws an
horizontal scroll bar?
document
{
display: block;
width: 100%;
margin: 8px;
...
}
Philip Taylor
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Not sent from my i-Pad, i-Phone, Blackberry, Blueberry, or any
such similar poseurs' toy, non
Hi there,
I'm struggling with a drop down menu. Googling found out the topic of
z-index. I've been experimenting with it. It works as it's supposed to work
in FF/Chrome/Opera. The problem is IE7. The drop down menu stays behind
the picture from the main area.
www.slackword.net/astute
Thanks
In order to deal with different browser/screen widths, I put a min-width
on both the light-colored box (#main) that contains the images and
article text on my pages and also on the text itself (#article). When I
test this in Firefox, IE8 and Chrome, only the container box shrinks.
The article text
The problem is IE7. The drop down menu stays behind the picture from
the main area.
www.slackword.net/astute
Since IE7 and older have broken z-index support, and you have given
elements further down the page a z-index, you have to lift the
parent-element to make IE7 play ball.
ul.nav li.h
On 13/03/11 21:04, "G.Sørtun" wrote:
ul.nav li.hover, ul.nav li:hover {
position : relative;
z-index: 3 /* or higher */;
}
You are a genius. Thanks.
regards
Martin
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On 3/13/11 4:59 PM, Keith Purtell wrote:
At one point, this was working properly via advice I got from
this list, but I've monkeyed with the code and broken something. Any tips?
http://www.keithpurtell.com/kthings/bj-cole.htm
- Keith Purtell
Fast and dirty "quick-start." Folds to a 6
> Fast and dirty "quick-start." Folds to a 640 window. IE/6.0 does not
> support min/max-- gets 980px fixed width. Goofy color 4 position only.
Do you still target your work on IE6? I don't and I always put this code im my
work to deal with IE6 and below:
hth
John D wrote:
Fast and dirty "quick-start." Folds to a 640 window. IE/6.0 does not
support min/max-- gets 980px fixed width. Goofy color 4 position only.
Do you still target your work on IE6? I don't and I always put this code im my
work to deal with IE6 and below:
Useless for those
I created a photo gallery using css code I found on the internet. The code
that make the photo gallery work is forcing the tables left. I fixed this
problem on other pages by enclosing the content in
tags(http://www.hillcountrycustomcycles.com/PhotoGallery/Customer_Bikes/).
Because the pag
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