Jason,
On Jun 6, 2005, at 10:27 PM, Jason Baker wrote:
Re: http://blunx.no-ip.com/jason/muchbetter/front.html
if you view the page in firefox you will see something very pretty,
but IE totally disregaurds my attempts to make the content contained
within a bounded div box.
Additionally
If you click on one of the links at the bottom of this page:
http://www.kellycountry.net.au/inprogress/corporate/contactUs.htm
... you can see what I mean.
Thanks
Please provide a link to the page so we can look at it.
Thanks,
Steven Costello
-Original Message-
From:
Hi Steve,
1. How do I show my pictures when you mouse over the link ?
page : http://homepage.mac.com/n00dles/pics.html
You _could_ show the pictures via CSS by adding them in the link:
a ...fooimg.../a
and then hiding and showing them on hover:
a img{
display:none
}
a:hover img{
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
... http://www.rjhanson.com/test.asp. Everything works except as you
go down the menu tree the text color reverts to the original white.
We want the text color to be dark blue against the light blue as we
go deeper into the menu.
Example: If you go top level 'Casual'
Ingo Chao schrieb:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
... http://www.rjhanson.com/test.asp.
I'm not competent in specifity issues/dropdowns. The solution I
found works only for level 1-2
...
or for level 2-3
...
but not in combination. Maybe one of both blocks is a start, maybe not.
So the
Thanks alot FOR ALL your help.Now just to find the time to fix this.
working 7 day a week
13 - 14 hrs doesn`t give me much time anymore.
Tahnks again
On 6/7/05, Christian Heilmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Steve,
1.
Officelink schrieb:
If you click on one of the links at the bottom of this page:
http://www.kellycountry.net.au/inprogress/corporate/contactUs.htm
... you can see what I mean.
I'am sorry, but FF is displaying an empty tab, and MSIE/PC
opens a new window and is displaying a internal side:
Hello everyone,
I have rectified the problem I was having before on the home page of
the I posted about yesterday.
But now annoyingly this section seems to be screwing up on IE6 when you
click through the section for a bit, then jumps back into position on
refresh.
How do I show my pictures when you mouse over the link ?
You might try this method, but the second you mouseout they disappear:
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stephanie Bridges wrote:
The behavior only occurs in Firefox (I'm using 1.0.4). I could
reproduce it in IE for a while, but the addition of the br at the
end of the content seems to have gotten rid of it there.
Once it drops down, it stays there.
To see it again, clear the browser cache
Hello,
I have some Trouble with the navi on:
http://mca-abraham.de/index5f.html
The navi is a floated list. In IE the content under the navi goes down a
few pixels when hovering a button for the first time.
I thougt it is the infamous Peekaboo Bug but the Typical fix didn't work.
Can
Hello list,
I've been to the Wiki.
Can anyone recommend Designer-centric Standards resources to help
make designers aware of designing with standards in mind?
Tom Livingston
Senior Multimedia Artist
Media Logic
www.mlinc.com
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www.browsehappy.com
I took a brief look at your site. I think I know the cause of your
problem. I use Adobe GoLive so will try and explain the problem in the
terms used by those familiar with that product.
Normally your footer is the last DIV inside the container you have chosen
to enclose the contents of your page.
Carsten Peters schrieb:
...
http://mca-abraham.de/index5f.html
The navi is a floated list. In IE the content under the navi goes down a
few pixels when hovering a button for the first time.
#navcontainer ul li a,
#footer ul li a {
...
/* margin: 0 0 10px 0; */
Your navlist and navcontainer DIVs are of differing heights. This is
problem how the styles should look.
#navlist {
width: 556px;
height: 20px;
background: url(index5f/nav_bg.gif) repeat-x;
}
#navcontainer {
margin: 0 0 0 10px;
height: 20px
}
My
Hello
Currently I am developping my first true (...) CSS Website.
Unfortunately I have come across a problem I am unable to solve. See yourself:
http://develop.saager.ch
http://develop.saager.ch/css/screen.css
The pencils in the header are supposed to cover the entire space and
NOT leave white
Friends,
I note that where there is a font-family defined for the universal
selector, that font (and that font size) are used in ANY element,
regardless of class, where there is also a bit of HTML.
That is, where the universal selector all by itself (*) is defined with a
certain
This is the wrong combination:
HTML
div id=contentheader
h1header/h1
/div
CSS
p,h1,pre {
margin:0px 10px 10px 10px;
}
Succes
Daniel
Oliver Saager schreef:
Hello
Currently I am developping my first true (...) CSS Website.
Unfortunately I have come across a problem I am unable
Oliver Saager wrote:
http://develop.saager.ch
http://develop.saager.ch/css/screen.css
The pencils in the header are supposed to cover the entire space and
NOT leave white space on the left and on the right side.
Hi,
Try changing the selector #contentheader h1 to just #contentheader. You
can
I am working on my first CSS/XHTML website. I hope
that you can help with an unusual problem that I am
seeing in Mozilla Firefox 1.04.
I am using a floated list item li to make multiple
columns. This is similar to the gallery example in
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=GalleryFloat.
The
sorry to ask such a lame question but:
currently my list items have no space between them, it would be nice to
have .5em.
i think placing a br / in a ul is unkosher.
would it be as simple as adding padding or margin to the bottom of the
li?
here is the offender
Both the CSS and XHTML are valid. Here's the link to the page:
http://chnm.gmu.edu/history120/new/nav-test.html
this is the ruleset for your current state
#pre18thcentury a#nav-pre18,
#18thcentury a#nav-18,
#19thcentury a#nav-19,
#20thcentury a#nav-20 {
background-position:0
the following site:
http://www.worldharmonyrun.org/
has a masthead graphic on every page. in internet explorer there are no
problems with display. however in gecko browsers, i am getting a 6 pixel
gap underneath the image which disappears if you refresh the browser. does
anyone know a fix for
sorry to ask such a lame question but:
currently my list items have no space between them, it would
be nice to
have .5em.
would it be as simple as adding padding or margin to the
bottom of the
li?
here is the offender
http://www.ricochet.org/abec_test/why_so_important.html
Matt Tibbits wrote:
Another dumb question probably, but here goes.
I created a vertical menu using an unordered list.everything works fine
until I try to change the font size. When I put a font-size : 0.8em on the
a or the ul element, it puts a space at the bottom of each each link
item.
Dwain,
I tried putting my li without any new lines separating them and it hasn't
made any difference...
If I put the font-size : .8em on the div.menu item the space goes away...the
problem here, though, is that then the font-size of everything within that
div is affected...
I created a
Source file is here:
http://james.globalhavens.com/css-discuss/webtop/2col-scroll.html
I've been fighting with this two col layout for a
while now - left col static width, right col flexible
- and I've finally got it working in Firefox. As
you'll see, it's not ready in IE. Even though the
main
Matt Tibbits wrote:
I created a vertical menu using an unordered
list.everything works fine
until I try to change the font size. When I put a font-size
: 0.8em on the
a or the ul element, it puts a space at the bottom of
each each link item.
There are much probably less tricky solutions,
Adam,
A great tutorial for building an online photo gallery with CSS can be found
here
http://www.webreference.com/programming/css_gallery/index.html it's really
easy to follow.
Not sure this is exactly what you are after, however it might give you some
ideas of what you can do.
I'm working on a simple two column three div layout that can be seen here:
http://test.cimediagroup.com/
There is a div id=wrapper and then inside of it there are three DIVs
in the following order:
div class=sidebar
div class=hdr
div class=body
The first DIV is float: right; while the second
On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is, where the universal selector all by itself (*) is defined with a
certain font-family, and where a second class is defined as having a
different font-family, then within an element having that second class
applied where the text is
HI all,
I just cleaned out my email and deleted all my recent css-d emails, so if
this question has been as recently I do apologize.
But I recently sent up an drop down menu based on the Son of Suckerfish drop
down code. Works great.
Now my boss is telling me that he wants the items in the
On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 15:38:27 -0400, Adam Wick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some spare time to play with layouts. So far, the best thing
that I've been able to come up with can be seen here:
http://adam.lylix.net/germany/day_1.html
...
IIf I understand correctly, you need a layout to
Hey all,
What is the difference between float and absolute divs?
Abyss
--
Quote for the day: There are not enough women who are my age doing web
development
http://www.abyss.ws/
On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 16:27:13 -0400, James Hallam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[..]
http://james.globalhavens.com/css-discuss/webtop/2col-scroll.html
I've finally got it working in Firefox. As
you'll see, it's not ready in IE.James
Try putting it in quirksmode.
And add:
.container { height: 1%;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the difference between float and absolute divs?
Me got it :-)
Floating divs affect the flow - AP divs don't.
What me don't understand: must it be divs?
Me can mess up non-divs too, and take floats completely out of the
flow--unless the browser is called
Hello List,
I am not able to see the list-type-image that has been declared in my css on
the following page: http://www.trinityinfo.org/News/Prayer-Needs.php. I have
validated both the style sheet and the HTML with no errors. The bullet
images appear in IE6 just fine.
Would appreciate any
From: Tom Livingston
Can anyone recommend Designer-centric Standards resources to help
make designers aware of designing with standards in mind?
Web Standards Org was big on that a few years ago, I think
their focus has moved on to the software companies now.
Still worth a look.
From: Matthew LaVelle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://test.cimediagroup.com/
Everything looks fine in all browsers except there's a small space/gap
between the hdr DIV and the body DIV in Internet Explorer 6 on Windows
machines.
Add {display: block;} or {vertical-align: bottom;} to the image in your
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