Matt Tibbits wrote:
This problem only happens in Firefox. It seems to work fine in Explorer.
Basically, I have a 2 column layout with the left column being a float.
In the right column, I am using floats on various elements, such as images.
If I don't do a clear:both after my images,
I want the first column - the one at left with the navigation
buttons - to start at det very beginning of the left side of the
browser. Cant manage that to happen. The CSS is from one of Douglas
Livingstones fine ones. I dont understand this column model very
well but still I use them
Rob Agar schrieb:
Sorry I forgot to mention an important detail - this problem only
appears in IE6 quirks mode. ...
here's a copy of Ingo's test case but without the doctype, so it falls
back to quirks mode http://www.wildlime.com/rob/test2.html . (works as
expected in IE6)
here's a test case
Hi there,
Last week I posted a question, but nobody gave an answer. I don't know why (I
surtenly do not have a bad breath),
maybe not, but 140 errors generated in validating your html has the
same effect. Even the css validator wouldn't come near it.
grin
I would first rule out bad
Can anyone please help me in that one?
I can't figure out how to put it working in IE.
Gustavo Caetano
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De: [EMAIL
hi Ingo
I did not found a workaround yet, maybe it's just hardwired.
yes, I think this is just another IE oddity, and probably not worth
spending too much time worrying about. My none-too-elegant workaround
was to give up on white-space: nowrap and replace the spaces in the top
level items
Phil Winter schrieb:
... http://www.webdesignpartners.com/perfect_gift/index.html
... When you view it in FF, the repeating gif does not appear.
But, it DOES appear if I put a border around the content_
wrapper div, which I don't want.
I don't have a fix yet, I just wanted to say that the
I've got a real problem in Firefox (not in IE) where the Google ads jump
up when you hover over an IntelliTxt link. This happens when the
IntelliTxt code init's as well. It only happens when the Google ad
appears in a floated div.
This isn't limited to Google ads - some other types of ads
Fixed the z-index problem.
I found a good tutorial discussing the handling of z-indexes between different
browsers:
http://www.aplus.co.yu/css/z-pos/
Cheers,
Mike
2005/6/27, Michael Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
To my fellow list readers,
I'm fairly new to the list -- thanks to everyone
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 4:29 PM
To: George Smyth; css-d
Subject: Re: [css-d] Width Woes Again
George Smyth wrote:
I am putting together a site that can currently be viewed at
Eliana Berlfein wrote:
Here's a link to the site: http://www.itea-school.com
If you look at it on a Mac I'm pretty sure everything looks the way I
want it. If you look on a PC it's totally messed up.
Looks fine on Firefox 1.0.4 and IE6 on Win XP.
-- Will
Hi Holly,
Thank you for taking the time. I've implemented those suggestions and
am waiting on a couple of friends with XP machines to tell me if IE
gets it right.
cheers,
Saul
On Jun 24, 2005, at 6:25 PM, Holly Bergevin wrote:
From: saul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 09:53:44
Hi all,
I've been Googling this morning for samples/ideas/run-ins having to do
with creating a css drop down VERTICAL menu that works with css
sprites. If I can at least find a sample I can figure it out from
there but have not been able to find one. alistapart is down this
morning so can't look
Hello,
I have nailed down most every other issue but one. In FF all looks fine
(to me), but in Internet Explorer 6 the links in the right side are
messed up. When I initially go to the page the links seem fine (white
with no underline), but as soon as I click they turn gray and
underlined.
Gustavo Caetano wrote:
Can anyone please help me in that one?
I can't figure out how to put it working in IE.
Hello
Thanks to some guys here I've made some progress here. Almost there
www.cacofonia.com.br/07
Now just need to make the green box relative positioned. Any tips?
Hi Gustavo,
in Internet Explorer 6 the links in the right side are
messed up. When I initially go to the page the links seem fine (white
with no underline), but as soon as I click they turn gray and
underlined. This is not a style I use. Can anyone please take
a looksy?
Thanks
Adam-
You need to
Erland Flaten wrote:
I want the first column - the one at left with the navigation buttons
- to start at det very beginning of the left side of the browser.
Cant manage that to happen. The CSS is from one of Douglas
Livingstones fine ones. I dont understand this column model very well
I'm not an expert but several things:
1) the CSS does not validate. Several complaints but the #rightcol li
a:link had text-decoration is defined multiple times in the same rule
2) I found the #rightcol li a:link CSS in the CSS 3 times -- the same code
#rightcol li a:link {
color:#FF;
In the page http://www.biotext.com.au/test0205/columns20.html when you
resize the page, it's okay till it gets to about 400 px wide then the
content (the stuff in the 'main' div) just disappears in IE 5 and IE6
windows. I put 'position: relative' in the style for 'main' because
otherwise the
Sorry for long title folks.
Does anyone know if it is possible to float 2 divs next to each other taking up
50% of the screen each, until the screen size starts to shrink, then they list
vertically (like on top of each other). This would happen say when the user
gets to 800x600 resolution or
stu wrote:
Sorry for long title folks.
Does anyone know if it is possible to float 2 divs next to each other taking
up 50% of the screen each, until the screen size starts to shrink, then they
list vertically (like on top of each other). This would happen say when the
user gets to
Hello to all,
I've run into a positioning problem in Safari 1.0.3
on Mac OS X (10.2.8) that I haven't been able to solve yet without breaking the
page in other browsers (testing on my mac and my pc plus Browsercam so that's a
lot of browsers to break).
A page title that's supposed to be
Well I got everything else nailed down thanks to a number of very smart
people here. But my footer seems to be off in FF. I think its fine in
IE. Can someone peek?
My code validates now as well
http://www.rocklinsystems.com/infinity/communities.htm
Adam
Is there any way to stop text from wrapping ar4ound a floated image?
In my example, I have a list with images and text in, and the images are
floated to the left. This then means that the text, if it is long enough,
wraps around the underneath of the image. I am wondering if there is any
Hello all,
I have been playing with this menu for 4 days, starting over twice and it's
about to drive me insane.
I've gotten my YADM menu almost complete. It works and looks great in most
browsers, except IE. I'm getting a funny 2-3 pixel margin at the top of the
nested ULs on the
stu wrote:
Does anyone know if it is possible to float 2 divs next to each
other taking up 50% of the screen each, until the screen size
starts to shrink, then they list vertically (like on top of each
other). This would happen say when the user gets to 800x600
resolution or something.
Its
On Jun 27, 2005, at 9:35 PM, Richard Grevers wrote:
On 6/28/05, Charles Stuart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I need to set an absolutely positioned a to the same height as the
parent div. Or... find a different way to do this. I have
accomplished this in Safari and FF. IE is not working.
The roll over is veryslow.
You migth optimize it., i've not look the code yet
2005/6/28, David Boddie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello all,
I have been playing with this menu for 4 days, starting over twice and
it's
about to drive me insane.
I've gotten my YADM menu almost complete. It
I noticed a strange problem this morning with firefox regarding how it
loads external stylesheets that are specified using the html link
element when the title attribute is given a value. I like to use the
title attribute to give descriptive names to my stylesheets so that I
can find the correct
From: George Smyth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am putting together a site that can currently be viewed at
http://sacc-jobfaircom.readyhosting.com/.
in Internet
Explorer the three boxes with the images do not fit across.
The xml declaration at the beginning of your page has put IE6 into
quirks
Does anyone know if it is possible to float 2 divs next to each other taking up
50% of the screen each, until the screen size starts to shrink, then they list
vertically (like on top of each other). This would happen say when the user
gets to 800x600 resolution or something.
Hi Stu,
I did a
On 6/28/05, Viascape List [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed a strange problem this morning with firefox regarding how it
loads external stylesheets that are specified using the html link
element when the title attribute is given a value. I like to use the
title attribute to give descriptive
From: Joe Cool [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good day and I have a little div height rendering problem with Firefox
http://www.spiritquestdayton.org/dev/
If you view the page, you will see how the parent-container does not
stretch past the bg-container. I would like to have the
parent-container stretch to
I'm currently doing a customization on the css for moodle. There is a
LARGE amount of tidying that could be done, I'm just wondering if it's
worth it. currently there are three css files (2k, 5k, 23k).
thanks muchly
__
Phil Winter schrieb:
... http://www.webdesignpartners.com/perfect_gift/index.html
... When you view it in FF, the repeating gif does not appear.
But, it DOES appear if I put a border around the content_
wrapper div, which I don't want.
I don't have a fix yet, I just wanted to say that the
Friends,
This is a continuation of the page looks fine but printing is screwed up
thread...
In response to the suggestion from Peter Williams I removed the xml line
from the top of the file. I appreciate the suggestion and the education,
but it has made no difference in the outcome. The
Maren Child schrieb:
In the page http://www.biotext.com.au/test0205/columns20.html when you
resize the page, it's okay till it gets to about 400 px wide then the
content (the stuff in the 'main' div) just disappears in IE 5 and IE6
windows. I put 'position: relative' in the style for 'main'
Thoughts?
If this can be fixed, then great, but if not, would anyone
out there in
expert land wish to venture an opine about other/better ways
to accomplish
the overall goal, which is having numbered text paragraphs.
d.
David William House
David-
I didn't catch the beginning of
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 16:19:51 -0400, Tom Livingston
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
I am having trouble with a layout. If you use FF and have Web Dev
toolbar you will see my dilemma. I can't find where the text under the
thumbnails is getting the huge width from. I'm sure it is
From: Peter Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you turned off the default underlining ofr links in the div?
#nav a {text-decoration:none;}
Peter, I have now added the text-decoration:none; to both relevant
sections of the css file but I still do not see a bottom border in IE.
Here are the new
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 07:07:32 -0700, Adam Helweh wrote:
Also, can anyone take a look at my footer and suggest a good method
to place it centered outside of the white area?
http://www.rocklinsystems.com/infinity/about.htm
Hi Adam,
Moving your #footerinternal DIV to the end of the #leftcol DIV
From: Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.petticoatjewels.com/test/designs.htm
how to get rid of the extra space to the left of the
images. They should line up, on the left, with the paragraph above them.
Assuming the problem is in IE/Win (my Mozilla looks fine, as does Opera) please
In a link list I have on my site I have a problem in
Mozilla browsers..The title
line(style=searchtitleevent) is wrapping on lower
screen recolutions...and overlapping the next div
(searchvenue) causing an unplanned and annoying
effect.
Here is the URL:
I am trying to make a stretched background fill the viewport. The
desired effect is to have an image stretched to 100% of the viewport's
width and have a 94% height. Additionally i want to vertically center
the image. I'm not sure if i'm attempting this effect correctly, so feel
free to
I have fixed the problem I had with disappearing content (thanks Ingo) but
after several more versions
still can't get the green border under the 'topnavbar' div to stretch so it
goes across to just before the logo.
I guess what I want to say is 'width = 100% minus 140 pixels' and
'margin-left =
Hello:
I've been lurking in this forum for a few weeks now and need to ask a
question.
I had someone I work with convert my Website to ASP.NET. The main goal was
to have one static header and footer file with many content pages. The
ASP.NET would render the page by piecing together the header,
From: Adam Helweh
Internet Explorer 6... as soon as I click they turn gray and
underlined. This is not a style I use
CSS- http://www.rocklinsystems.com/infinity/styles/infinitystyles.css
Define the a:active pseudo class for the links.
At present you are seeing the IE default display for this
Hello All...
Thanks for the gracious help of others I finally got the site where I
need it to be.
Its filled with filler content of course, but all needed pages are up
(and look the same).
Let me know what you think.
http://www.rocklinsystems.com/infinity/
Thanks
Adam
From: Pringle, Ron
...I don't see the logic or reason behind the use of a
definition list for numbered paragraphs. As you have it now,
the dt has little meaning or relation to the dd.
SNIP
Better yet, designate each number as a header (h2, h3,
whatever) and
follow it with the
From: Jason Baker
Peter, I have now added the text-decoration:none;
...still do not see a bottom border in IE.
Additionally i see that you have the class named #nav a rather
than div#nav a, is there a difference? should i be doing things
one way or the other?
I noted that another list
Nice design but it does load slowly on a dial-up connection. There isn't any
text for your images which will help.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: June 28, 2005 7:47 PM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject:
Hi,
The site I'm working on has an absolutely positioned menu at the top of each
page. However, within the markup, the menu is actually at the end of the
page. The menu (#smenu) shows correctly in Firefox but not in IE. It's
easier for me to show you my problem than put in into words, so
From: Maren Child
...green border under the 'topnavbar' div
I guess what I want to say is 'width = 100% minus 140 pixels' and
'margin-left = 30 pixels'.
So if you remove the width and just give it left and right margins
of 30 and 140 px what happens?
--
Peter Williams
re: Mac/ie5.2. Safari. Win/ie5x.
About all I can tell from browsercam is that the header is not upside
down. A quick look, and any correction(s) always appreciated.
http://www.dlaakso.com/sandbox/css.html
(min-max 600-1000 :: 200% zoom :: div:hover)
Thanks.
David Laakso
--
On 28/06/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As regards the second approach, it may have use and merit, but its not
clear to me how to produce a paragraph with a hanging indent, so that one
has what in essence has two columns where one is dedicated to numbering,
and the other is
From: T. R. Valentine
A hanging-indent can be achieved by using the text-indent property and
assigning it a negative value. What would be tricky in the above would
be aligning the beginning of the text following the number with the
left edge of the other lines.
Back on css topic :-)
How
Hello folks,
There is a very nice thumbnail gallery in the More Eric Meyer on CSS book,
which I have temporarily posted here for easy reference:
http://stinkyrat.com/proj02/ch0207.html
My question: Is there any way to align the thumbnails along one baseline? I
think it's a great layout
Maren Child wrote:
I have fixed the problem I had with disappearing content (thanks
Ingo) but after several more versions still can't get the green
border under the 'topnavbar' div to stretch so it goes across to just
before the logo.
Think you've got it the wrong way around. The green
Change:
div.ls img {height: 96px; width: 128px; margin: 16px 0;}
to
div.ls img {height: 96px; width: 128px; margin: 32px 0 0;}
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Jason Baker wrote:
I am trying to make a stretched background fill the viewport. The
desired effect is to have an image stretched to 100% of the viewport's
width and have a 94% height. Additionally i want to vertically center
the image. I'm not sure if i'm attempting this effect correctly,
On 6/29/05, Doug Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks,
There is a very nice thumbnail gallery in the More Eric Meyer on CSS book,
which I have temporarily posted here for easy reference:
http://stinkyrat.com/proj02/ch0207.html
My question: Is there any way to align the
hello everyone
im sure most of us here have seen tabtastic
http://phrogz.net/JS/Tabtastic/index.html . i am very impressed by the
simplicity of the library, however whenever you click on a tab, the anchor's
position is changed and in cases where you have a long tab-content, the page
scrolls
Jason, is there a special reason why you didn't even tried the
suggestion in my post?
-
Filter only apply to elements which have layout, and any dimension
will let your link gain this quality
/* \*/
* html #nav a {height:1%}
/* */
border and filter are back, but you'll
Okay, it works now, thanks very much for your help. But I don't quite
understand why it works the way it does and I would really appreciate if you
have the time to explain it to me. The whitebg div seems to push the navbar
across to the right, but it doesn't seem to push it over 160 pixels (the
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 23:58:40 -0400, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 29 Jun 2005, at 10:57 am, David Laakso wrote:
re: Mac/ie5.2. Safari. Win/ie5x.
...
http://www.dlaakso.com/sandbox/css.html
(min-max 600-1000 :: 200% zoom :: div:hover)
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