[css-d] Vertical text

Guys, College assignment is to emulate an existing spreadsheet: In this spreadsheet the text runs vertically, as if it had been turned 90 degrees in the cell. http://www.carder.net.au/test/spreadsheet.xls To emulate this we used: .vert { width: 10px; writing-mode: tb-rl; }

[css-d] Opera and background-image (even version 8.01)

Hi, On my test-system (MS-Windows 2000) Opera 7 and up (including 8.01) don't display a background-image, if percent values as 50.5% (with a digit after the decimal point) are used to position it. Older versions was rounding down to 50% in such situation and displayed the image, of course. I tried

[css-d] Firefox consistencies between PCs and Macs

I am designing an XHTML and CSS interface that needs to work specifically with FireFox on PC and Macs, but don't have access to a Mac for testing. Are there any inconsistencies between the versions of FireFox on the two platforms? Cheers, Julian Voelcker Cirencester, United Kingdom

Re: [css-d] Firefox consistencies between PCs and Macs

Are there any inconsistencies between the versions of FireFox on the two platforms? IMNSHO not. I've never noticed any difference. There may by only rendering differencies due to different fonts and UI/XUL widgets. -- Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com

Re: [css-d] Firefox consistencies between PCs and Macs

Hi Zoe, So, yes, you can have major differences appear between FF on the Mac and the PC. It's rare, but you should still check both, IMO. Thanks. Fortunately the layout is very simple so fingers crossed should be OK, although I have found someone willing to help test on the Mac side of

[css-d] Site Query

Hi Could anybody tell me why the footer and content2 elements disappear up into the header, please? http://chamber.cregy.net/ http://chamber.cregy.net/style/pages.css Thanks a lot. Rich __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] Opera and background-image -- a filter hack

On Wed, 11 May 2005 11:07:55 -0400, Ingo Chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Uwe Kaiser schrieb: So I will enlarge the bitmap for some few pixels. No need to despair! http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/bgfilter.html Mac tests please. Mac Opera 8b1 sees... maroon. -- Tom Livingston Senior Multimedia

RE: [css-d] styling links within tables

I have link styles set up globally, but when I place links within a table element it doesn't seem to pick up these styles. The html structure is just: table tr tda href=link here/a/td /tr /table any suggestions? ::Bruce:: Bruce- Can you post a test page? Your links within the

Re: [css-d] complicated system of floats, maybe?

Barbara Dozetos wrote: I'm looking for some advice on this layout that I've already sought help for a couple of times. http://www.pcc.com/welcometest2.html I want to know if it is possible to take a bit more control over where the text falls. I would like to force the last paragraph to fall

Re: [css-d] IE Windows Header Background Problem

I tried the Holly Hack, suggested to me, which did not work. However, it did give me an idea of how to fix the background display problem, which did work. I ended up giving the header a height, and adjusting the padding accordingly. The h1 background image now shows up in Windows IE6,

RE: [css-d] Site Query

It looks like this only affects Mozilla, as it renders fine in IE and Opera. It has to do with the clearing div not working, since it has no contents or dimensions. If you give the clearing div a border or padding, that will fix it. Another fix is to get rid of that div altogether and have the

Re: [css-d] Funny thing happening in Firefox

Tom wrote: snip / in firefox the box's height is expanded vertically UNTIL you refresh. Then it snaps into place? Is there a simple fix? Thanks! Looks fine in FF 1.0.3 on Win XP and OS X 10.2. Are you using an earlier version perchance? -- Maximillian Von Schwanekamp

Re: [css-d] Site Query

Thanks Jon for the reply. I applied the clear: both and it fixed the layout but I then tried to do something else and the whole site broke down. So I've started again! Apologies to anyone who is now looking at the site! On 11 May 2005, at 18:09, Jon Jensen wrote: It looks like this only

[css-d] A simple problem I hope?

I have this album that I am working on , and I am doing it without tables or so I thought. http://www.jingledaddy.com/notable/index.htm All I am trying to do is center the image over a small background image over a background color ( I don't need it centered on the color). I won't have the

Re: [css-d] Thumbnail float overlapping header

Dmitri Vassilenko wrote: On Monday April 18 2005 18:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dimitri wrote (about http://www.petroseikon.com/emigma/77ps/magnetics_cssd.php) h3 elements are defined to have a 4px border on the left and you can see it in all but one header on the page -- the one that's

Re: [css-d] Opera and background-image -- a filter hack

Thanks to Tom, Roger, and David for testing. The filter proved useless as Safari 1.3 won't accept percentage no-repeat percentage, similar to Opera. Safari computes 0.995% correctly, though. IE and Mozilla accept this splitting. So within this test, there is actually no way to serve 95.5% to

[css-d] too much space when using clear:both

hello, I have a table element which I am using to clear a div, but when I do it gives me too much space by using clear:both. Any suggestion on reducing the spacing? the site is http://206.211.80.55/Reports_and_Publications/index.php. You will need to login with username:administrator

Re: [css-d] complicated system of floats, maybe?

yes! That works. Thanks! Uwe Kaiser wrote: you could give the div#main a left margin of about 13em-15em, and than clear the last paragraph. div id=main style='margin-left: 14em;' ... ... p class=firststyle='clear:left; 'You're a pediatrician because you love practicing ... This should help, Uwe

Re: [css-d] Bizarre repeating paragraph in IE Win

On May 10, 2005, at 11:20 PM, Ingo Chao wrote: Holly's hack should fix that: /* \*/ * html #mainprop {height:1%;} /**/ Thanks for that -- it worked like a charm. I was really puzzled by this. But I cannot debug a behavior of an extra paragraph you've taken out. There wasn't any problem with the

RE: [css-d] IE Windows Header Background Problem

Melanie Moore wrote: I ended up giving the header a height, and adjusting the padding accordingly. The h1 background image now shows up in Windows IE6, however it is still not repeating -x. Anymore suggestions? http://dev3.esonicspider.net/ http://dev3.esonicspider.net/push.css I do see

[css-d] main/global style sheet and other stylesheets

Hi There must be a better way of doing this. I have a main image on every page of my site. It has to be a background image as it is extra wide and therefore 'expands' in large resolutions. The site has 6 main pages with 'sub pages'. Each of the 6 main pages needs to have a different main

[css-d] Problems with simple layout

I am trying to recreate my album without tables and am not having much joy. This works perfectly as nested tables but I wanted to try and remove them and replace it with css. Here is an example page: http://www.jingledaddy.com/notable/index.htm As you can see in IE the thumbnail is hugging

Re: [css-d] main/global style sheet and other stylesheets

Is there a better way of doing this eg. body class=contact and .contact {background-image: ...} .home {background-image: ...} .about {background-image: ...} -- Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com __