Using CSS, I have stylized my droplist to with a red/green color scheme
at
http://webmarksonline.com/temp/styledroplist.html
The problem is that I am unable to stylize the actively selected option.
Right now the active option as well as the option as the user mouse over
them is the default
I guess my question's been asked many times. I'm wondering if anybody
knows how to remove the border that Internet Explorer shows when
using a background image with the hr element.
Thanks
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HI Guys
I'm facing now the dilemma between working with tables or div's
im trying to figure what is the golden path
Sometimes div's seems to be overkilling achievement when I'm working
with a layout of 3 standing columns and one should relate to his
brother height
Even though div's are so
shlomi asaf wrote:
I'm facing now the dilemma between working with tables or div's
im trying to figure what is the golden path
Hi
IMHO it shouldn't be a tables Vs divs argument - because both have their
place when correctly marked up. It should be a tables for formatting
Vs CSS argument.
*hey guys*
thanks so much for your replies
*cristina*, have u found your css fails? mine never fall down.
ill read more in details your email, later on- promise :)
*dwain, **cristina, *look at this example, plz enlighten my eyes if im doing
something wrong.
Tim Zappe wrote:
How big is too big?
- What is a good rule of thumb for a CSS file size?
- How big should all of the images used by your stylesheet be? --
Total
- What is a good size for a typical web page? -- I remember hearing
60-80k, but that seems like we should be able to go
I will be away on vacation September 22nd and returning October 3rd. If you
require assistance please contact Amanda Street-Bishop - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you,
Chris McCreery
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Juanita wrote:
If anyone has a moment and can check out my site (this is my first all CSS
site) - it seems to be okay in IE6, FF, Opera NN7, but I'm not sure
about other browsers or Mac.
I imported the stylesheet so as not to break in NN4, but haven't done a
more basic stylesheet for it
If web design was easy, companies wouldn't pay hundreds, even thousands of
dollars for great web sites. CSS is about learning to do it right. I can
assure you that once you learn the techniques of CSS, you'll find it's a lot
faster than designing with tables. You just have to keep working on it.
Suggestions anyone?
On 9/21/05, Yazmin Media [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the following files:
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/test.htm
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/description.css
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/metal2.css
In the description.css file, if I float the .panel
On 9/22/05, Christian Heilmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Move the files to another folder, this one keeps asking for login details.
Therefore we cannot see your CSS and give you any advice.
My guess is that you have set no width to the floated element.MSIE is
picky with that.
Sorry, I
At this site:
http://dev.ironworkers.org
there is a big gap in the middle of the left sidebar - it is there
because the nav2 div ends prematurely ... to remedy that I've added a
background image to #sitecontainer - but i've done something wrong
because the image isn't showing up.
Any
Thursday, September 22, 2005, 3:32:28 AM, Martin Petrov wrote:
knows how to remove the border that Internet Explorer shows when
using a background image with the hr element.
Styling HR is pretty much hopeless cross-browser. Put a DIV around it,
position the HR offscreen (it may have use to
Hello all,
It is a pleasure to be a newcomer to this group. It appears to be a
great (live) resource for web designers/developers, and I am so glad
that I found out about this. Well, nice to meet you.
OK, on with my question.
In IE6 the text on this page (http://www.csszengarden.com)
Yet there also are the practical issue of browser defaults
which pull
in the opposite direction. One might make assumptions about how the
browser will handle the page background-color, font-size line-
height, or margin padding but there is certainly no guarantee that
all browsers
Yet there also are the practical issue of browser defaults which pull
in the opposite direction. One might make assumptions about how the
browser will handle the page background-color, font-size line-
height, or margin padding but there is certainly no guarantee that
all browsers have the
Practice good. Theory bad. On this list in any case.
So, when you've figured out what direction you want to take, come
back and fire away with practical questions.
In the meantime, this article of Eric's should get you started:
Thank you all for your help.
Next time, I will start a new thread.
Cheers,
John
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List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/
Supported by
FireFox gives the user the ability to resize text regardless of what the
designer specified as units in their CSS code. IE, on the other hand,
doesn't resize the text if the CSS specifies the font in px/pt, which is
what the default template for zengarden does:
body { font: 9pt/17pt georgia; }
-Original Message-
From: Oliver Hodgson
This is because Internet Explorer cannot resize text whose
size is set in pixels, but can size text set in other
measurement details.
Huh? Read that as other units of measurement. I'm up to my eyeballs in
decongestant, so thinking isn't my
On 9/21/05, Yazmin Media [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the following files:
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/test.htm
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/description.css
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/metal2.css
In the description.css file, if I float the .panel class, it forces
I support:
* Internet Explorer 5.0+
* Firefox
* Mozilla
* Safari
* Netscape 6.0+
* Opera 7+ (6+ if I can)
For older and other browsers, I just try to make sure the site is usable
and I don't concern myself much with the look and feel of things.
--
Best regards,
Michael Wilson
This question has probably been asked before, but it's still
interesting if people's opinions change over time.
[ this post was inspired by the CSS Theory Practice thread ;) ]
OK, mea culpa.
I thought I'd go easy and not get all stroppy about all the
off-topicness on [css-d] today, but
I have to say I support:-
*firefox windows and linux
*mozilla windows and linux
*opera windows and linux
*Safari
*Netscape if possible
I definately no longer support:-
*IE in all its forms --- i am sick and tired of having to change my
designs to suit IE, tired of having to hack my code so it
David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 9:17
AM -0800 wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
Juanita wrote:
She's looking and working much, much better now, Juanita.
Felix MiataIt's wonderful to see my text size preference there. :-)
The problem is,
your 699px wide #wrapper
Martin Petrov wrote:
I guess my question's been asked many times. I'm wondering if anybody
knows how to remove the border that Internet Explorer shows when
using a background image with the hr element.
Martin,
FWIW, I do not remember where I got this stuff.
And have no idea if all this
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 13:09:34 -0400, Guy K. Haas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Could someone out there on a Mac let me know whether
http://covinahigh68.com/testing.htm
looks OK? Stretchable banner at top fades from white to red, with a
red colt in the left end, a title in silver, and a
On 9/22/05, Ben Curtis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's difficult to tell what's going on, since you have many items on
the page (images?) behind some password protection, and a large
number of javascript errors stemming from DOCTYPE tags in your JS
files. In addition, the XHTML does not
Well, this has turned out to still be an issue (on another site), so if
anyone had any suggestions they would be appreciated!
Thanks!
On 9/21/05, Yazmin Media [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been playing with the following file:
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/tabs.htm
The problem I've
Hi,
I have a decent level of understanding of how style sheets work, but I
would like to get to the point where I can design something along the
lines of css zen garden. By that I mean that I would like to have a deep
enough understanding of both xhtml and css so that I could design a web
page
Mark Mckee wrote:
I have to say I support:-
*firefox windows and linux
*mozilla windows and linux
*opera windows and linux
*Safari
*Netscape if possible
I definately no longer support:-
*IE in all its forms --- i am sick and tired of having to change my
designs to suit IE, tired of having to
Not to be too snarky, but how about the Zen Garden book. the Zen of CSS
design by Dave Shea and Molly Holzschlag published by New Riders.
I have my copy, but have yet had the chance to read it, so I can only comment
that it exists and had decent review on Amazon.
--
Ian Skinner
Hello,
Maybe Alex wasn't quite clear enough earlier. Allow me to
reiterate what he said, only with fewer words and all in capitals:
THIS THREAD IS OVER.
Thank you.
(Why? See the Holy Wars section of
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PostingGuidelines -- something
to which
I don't know what snarky means, but thanks for the tip. :)
Michael Beauchamp
IT Developer 1
Amica Mutual Insurance Company
25 Amica Way
Lincoln, RI 02865-1155
1-800-992-6422 ext. 23224
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-Original Message-
From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
BEAUCHAMP, MICHAEL J. wrote:
Hi,
I have a decent level of understanding of how style sheets work, but I
would like to get to the point where I can design something along the
lines of css zen garden. By that I mean that I would like to have a deep
enough understanding of both xhtml and css
Yazmin Media wrote:
Well, this has turned out to still be an issue (on another site), so if
anyone had any suggestions they would be appreciated!
Thanks!
On 9/21/05, Yazmin Media [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been playing with the following file:
I have a decent level of understanding of how style sheets work, but I
would like to get to the point where I can design something along the
lines of css zen garden. By that I mean that I would like to have a deep
enough understanding of both xhtml and css so that I could design a web
page
* Alan Gutierrez [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-09-22 16:36]:
A newbie question on styling forms.
In the olden days, I would have put them in a table, labels on
the left, elements on the right.
These days I want to do it the CSS way.
A structure question...
What
No list tags; they'd be used for styling lists. ;)
Try fieldset, which can be nested; legend, but use a span inside it
and style that instead; and label. I get better styling mileage using
label for ... before or after the form control than wrapping it around the
control. Floats are definitely
On 9/22/05, Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yazmin,
It's probably a rounding error. Can you send the URL of the page that
has a similar problem?
Zoe
Sure. Here it is:
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/tabs.htm
Thanks!
--
Yazmin Wickham
Contractor - Internet Development
No list tags; they'd be used for styling lists. ;)
Try fieldset, which can be nested; legend, but use a span inside it
and style that instead; and label. I get better styling mileage using
label for ... before or after the form control than wrapping it around the
control. Floats are
Most of my html lists need to have a blank line between line items. DreamWeaver
(v6 through 8) shows the html as lip.../p/li, and BBEdit's syntax
checker (v6 through 8) passes this as correct for html 4.01 Transitional and
xhtml 1.0 Transitional. In fact this code works in all browsers I've
Most of my html lists need to have a blank line between line items.
DreamWeaver (v6 through 8) shows the html as lip.../p/li, and
BBEdit's syntax checker (v6 through 8) passes this as correct for html 4.01
Transitional and xhtml 1.0 Transitional. In fact this code works in all
browsers
At 03:03 PM 9/22/2005, Steve Lockwood wrote:
Most of my html lists need to have a blank line between line items.
DreamWeaver (v6 through 8) shows the html as lip.../p/li,
and BBEdit's syntax checker (v6 through 8) passes this as correct
for html 4.01 Transitional and xhtml 1.0 Transitional. In
snip
- Title attributes are a tricky thing, and definitely NOT a valid
accessibility fallback. Titles explain more than meets the eye (or the
ear) on the first encounter - but not all users have title reading enabled
or have the patience/aptitude to see the rendered tooltip a title attribute
I am doing my first CSS site and it is a killer.
First, it doesn't look right in Foxfire or Monzilla,
but only IE on the PC and Mac. Very frustrating.
Second, none of my jpegs show up on the site.
http://www.wminc.biz
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
2005/9/23, Nancy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am doing my first CSS site and it is a killer.
First, it doesn't look right in Foxfire or Monzilla,
Hi, some interesting browsers you have got ;)
but only IE on the PC and Mac. Very frustrating.
Second, none of my jpegs show up on the site.
As
From: Nancy Smith
Second, none of my jpegs show up on the site.
http://www.wminc.biz
Nancy,
img src=images/faucet.jpg
When I looked in http://www.wminc.biz/images/
I saw no such image. Looks to me like you forgot to upload them.
--
Peter Williams
I have the following files:
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/test.htm
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/description.css
http://yazminmedia.com/playground/metal2.css
In the description.css file, if I float the .panel class, it forces
IE/Mac
users to have to scroll horizontally to view the
Could you post a pice of the problematic CSS for the list?
thanks
On 9/22/05, Nancy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am doing my first CSS site and it is a killer.
First, it doesn't look right in Foxfire or Monzilla,
but only IE on the PC and Mac. Very frustrating.
Second, none of my jpegs
On 9/22/2005 7:26 PM Nancy Smith wrote:
I am doing my first CSS site and it is a killer.
First, it doesn't look right in Foxfire or Monzilla,
but only IE on the PC and Mac. Very frustrating.
Second, none of my jpegs show up on the site.
http://www.wminc.biz
Hi Nancy,
This isn't a CSS
Clean up your stylesheet for formatting and validation. Not that I 'tested'
it, but HTML at the very top of the file is probably preventing Mozilla
based browsers from interpretting it.
As a bit of another tip, you can optimize the size of your stylesheet by
putting all the padding attributes,
Alan Gutierrez wrote:
A newbie question on styling forms.
A structure question...
What elements do I use to markup structure? DL/DT/DD? UL/LI?
For me label is a pretty logical way of marking up forms along with
fieldset all are designed to work in a form. IE has some
Nancy Smith wrote:
I am doing my first CSS site and it is a killer.
First, it doesn't look right in Foxfire or Monzilla,
but only IE on the PC and Mac.
Code for FF. Hack IE.
Very frustrating.
Second, none of my jpegs show up on the site.
Images that do not appear in FF seldom have to
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