Hello,
on a new site I am woking on (http://www.fortuneinteractive.com/) in
Mozilla/FF. you get the horizontal and vertical scroll bar and I know
the reason why. It is because I am overflow:auto on my content div. I
added this after googling and finding this was a float clearing
solver.
the
/* \*/
* html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
/* */
It's actually three hacks combined with the ultimate purpose of
delivering a minimal height exclusively to IE/Win.
/* \*/ = commented backslash hack hides rules from IE/Mac, which
doesn't recognize the end of the comment because of a bug
http://scarabbooks.com/us/contact.php
http://scarabbooks.com/main.css
I'm told it doesn't look right on a Mac. IE I think.
Thanks,
Hershel Robinson
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I'd like to have a standard box for framework and 'quicklinks'. Generally the
information in the boxes is going to be tabular, so not surprisingly I'm using
tables.
In order to separate the rows in an orderly fashion I want to use bullets -
which in other words means inserting them into
http://scarabbooks.com/us/contact.php
http://scarabbooks.com/main.css
I'm told it doesn't look right on a Mac. IE I think.
On Safari and Omniweb 5 it looks OK. There is an image missing top
right and the columns could need some spacing - the emails butt up
next to another.
Don't have ie
Hi
I'd like to have a standard box for framework and 'quicklinks'. Generally the
information in the boxes is going to be tabular, so not surprisingly I'm
using tables.
In order to separate the rows in an orderly fashion I want to use bullets -
which in other ords means inserting them
On 27 Sep 2005, at 3:38 pm, Hershel Robinson wrote:
http://scarabbooks.com/us/contact.php
http://scarabbooks.com/main.css
I'm told it doesn't look right on a Mac. IE I think.
IE Mac has a problem with that form at the bottom. More exactly with
the *floated* label in a table. IE mac
http://scarabbooks.com/us/contact.php
http://scarabbooks.com/main.css
IE Mac has a problem with that form at the bottom. More exactly with the
*floated* label in a table. IE mac collapses the width of the first
cell, not entirely incorrect. The form inputs then cover the label partly.
I
On 9/27/05, Peter Frederiksen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I'd like to have a standard box for framework and 'quicklinks'. Generally
the information in the boxes is going to be tabular, so not surprisingly I'm
using tables.
In order to separate the rows in an orderly fashion I want to use
Just to check - did you already solve the problem? Looks exactly the same on
my Win/Firefox and Win/IE, plus the div#csflogo does not have margin in the
CSS. If problem still persists, please let me know I'll take another look!
PS: good chance to test my Italian again and very much like the site
In Firefox and Opera the background color does not extend to include the image.
The code in question is in the div class=content the webpage is
http://www.mslive.stockton.gov.uk/other1/
http://www.mslive.stockton.gov.uk/other1/. I know the code is not brilliant but
people have to start
I need to have images to be gray when the image is disabled. The way to it was
by setting filter:gray().
The problem is that in any way I try doing it (for IE) it doesn’t work:
1. Using expression:
styleimg { filter:expression( eval(this.disabled? 'gray':'') ); }/style
img id=gray1 disabled
Hi Simon,
here is my very little contribution to your question. When working on
large stylesheeets I usually split data over three stylesheets:
structure.css, fonts.css, colors.css... Working first on a single
stylesheet, I split then data over this stylesheets when debugging
process
Hi Adam,
ul.facts li a ul.facts li a:visited {
color:#000;
text-decoration:none;
}
should be a komma:
ul.facts li a, ul.facts li a:visited
.backtotop {font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;}
No need to redeclare font-family if same one already has been declared
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From: Gilad Fitoussi
Subject: [css-d] Make a disabled image gray.
1. Using expression:
styleimg { filter:expression( eval(this.disabled?
'gray':'') ); }/style
img id=gray1 disabled src='../icons/folder.gif'
img id=b src='../icons/folder.gif'
2. Using
On 27/09/05, Read, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Firefox and Opera the background color does not extend to include the
image.
http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/containing-floats/
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Hi all,
I'm interested in gathering advice on keeping large stylesheets
maintainable, particularly ones that have more than one person
working on them. I think that this is an area of CSS that has not
been adequately discussed in the past.
I've written more about this on my blog:
BJ wrote:
I just this morning got caught by similar. How many of us have used this?
.clearA {
overflow: hidden;
clear:both;
height:0;
margin:0;
font-size: 1px;
line-height: 0;
}
It no longer validates and is probably used in every dang
Adam,
About the floated img on the index page ...
the HTML
a href=store.htm target=_blank
img src=images/store_bage2.jpg alt=Visit Our Store width=240 height=190 border=0
class=store_badge
/a
Some explanation:
This floated image pushes its bottom boundary down over the next paragraph, this
Peter Frederiksen wrote:
Hi
I'd like to have a standard box for framework and 'quicklinks'. Generally the
information in the boxes is going to be tabular, so not surprisingly I'm using
tables.
In order to separate the rows in an orderly fashion I want to use bullets - which in
other words
Hi,
I am new to the list and new to CSS. I am writing a small website
for a school for autistic children I am starting up in London. I am
trying to do it myself to keep costs to a minimum.
If you look at it online you'll see the general style I want the
pages to have (3 col, left and
Hi all
I favour breaking the CSS down into manageable pieces. When I've worked in
teams before that's enabled people to start with the same base and work on
their own parts of the project without overlapping. By that I mean a set
of common stylesheets @imported with page/section specific sheet(s)
Angus at InfoForce Services wrote:
Now to try to get all my buttons to align on the left margin.
HTML: http://infoforce-services.com/guidedog/index.php
If I've understand you correctly, then try adding:
.linkblock a {clear: left;}
Next step is to add 'class=linkblock' to the element
I wrote something about this a while back, although it was aimed at the
other end of the market - high turnover, small projects. Some of the
suggestions may still apply though.
http://www.contentwithstyle.co.uk/Articles/12/modular-css/
Could some people please take a quick look in different browsers on
different platforms and let me know how the following page looks?
Most of my concern in in the search box. Any feedback would be a lifesaver.
Thanks
http://www.western.edu/%21front%5Fsection/
Tim
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Hello all,
I'm beginning the process of simplifying our corporate web site structure
and I ran into a problem right off the bat.
HTML: http://www.geolearning.com/main/testcss/
CSS: http://www.geolearning.com/main/CSS/mastersheetTableless.css
I would like this header to have the appearance of
Gunlaug
Thank you. It seems that Firefox 1.07 and IE6 are not clearing the cache
properly. The section 2 heading is right of the buttons and not centered
underneath. It does not matter what I do, I get no change in what is
displayed.
Thanks for the heads up on CSS syntax. I guess I should re
I've got an odd behavior in Safari that has me stumped.
http://www.unsoundtracks.com/classical.html
In Firefox, when you click on a link that says Play, a layer is
displayed that has a description of the file, and a little QuickTime
widget that plays an MP3.
In Safari, however...
o
It looks very good in IE6 and Firefox. Good job! But, there is one
little thing. If you increase the text size in both browsers, the text
boxes go buttons get distorted (positioning-wise). I realize that
most people will not change this, and I don't have the stats handy, but
it is something
I have seen advice as follows: forget CSS and just use tables for
something as simple as this; use Javascript (x.js) to get x-browser
compatibility; write it quick and dirty in MS Powerpoint (! that has
to be a bad idea, no?); use browser detection and write several
versions.
That is the
Tim Zappe wrote:
http://www.western.edu/%21front%5Fsection/
Could some people please take a quick look in different browsers on
different platforms and let me know how the following page looks?
Most of my concern in in the search box. Any feedback would be a lifesaver.
It took a while
I am trying to move content around on my page using absolute positioning
and I seem to be having a problem. I have one div with absolute
positioning and have it at the bottom of the screen then I have the
other div with no style on the position and let it just flow at the top
of the page. This
Which is better for wide spread use; a frameset with a scrollbar or the
CSS overflow: scroll?
Would like to use the CSS but don't know if I can trust that.
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On 27 Sep 2005, at 18:45, Christian Montoya wrote:
ul
li a href = /a /li
li ... /li
/ul
Then, do this.
ul class=navigation
...
/ul
and in CSS:
.class li { margin-bottom:1em }
or margin-bottom:2em, if you like.
Thanks, Christian! Do I just change the ul.../ul above
I am having a weird problem in IE on this page.
http://www.intlpantry.com/recipes.html
I have a small box that appears on within each recipe to allow visitors
to print the recipe out or email it to a friend.
It shows up fine in firefox and opera but IE does not display it. Any
ideas why?
http://www.contentwithstyle.co.uk/Articles/12/modular-css/
http://www.contentwithstyle.co.uk/Articles/17/a-css-framework/
Thanks Mike for the above articles. I've been designing with CSS for
about three years and my style sheets have been evolving to modular
CSS. I've never came across
On 9/27/2005 12:40 PM Tom Livingston wrote:
The character encoding specified in the HTTP header (utf-8) is
different from the value in the meta element (iso-8859-1). I will use
the value from the HTTP header (utf-8) for this validation.
Most likely your host is serving this:
Content-Type:
On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:42:59 -0400, Steve Clason
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most likely your host is serving this:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
So if the host is serving this, this isn't something I can change when
making a page, right? Obviously, I can change the meta but should
On 9/27/2005 2:30 PM Tom Livingston wrote:
Most likely your host is serving this:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
So if the host is serving this, this isn't something I can change when
making a page, right? Obviously, I can change the meta but should I?
I know so little about
Tuesday, September 27, 2005, 2:44:58 PM, jleonard wrote:
Which is better for wide spread use; a frameset with a scrollbar or the
CSS overflow: scroll?
CSS overflow can give you the look of a frameset, but not the behavior;
when the user hits the next page, all the CSS scrolling sections will
Hello, I have a small issue with this page in IE on Windows
http://www.advantagebenefitsprogram.com/advantages/
The ol seems to get chopped off since I added in the
ol style=margin-left: 0; padding-left: 1em;
In order to put the numbers to the same left as the copy, any suggestions?
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Hello to everyone. I am new to this list - just found out about it
today while doing some research on css problems. Thought I would give
asking for help here a try.
I am building a site and on several pages I am using top and bottom
borders to highlight section headings. All is well on
I sent a post yesterday about aligning table columns differently in a
semantic way. I think I have figured out what the solution should be.
Using colgroup is perhaps the answer.
I need to have the Item col align left, Qty col align center and the
Amount col align right.
Will this work?
table
I fixed the positioning problem with the Section 2 header; now i need to
learn to type correctly. However, I am at aloss why Firefox will display the
Return to the previous page corectly on one line and IE6 will nock the
page to a new line? Any ideas?
HTML:
Tony Balazs wrote:
http://www.snowflakeschool.org.uk
I have seen advice as follows: forget CSS and just use tables for
something as simple as this; use Javascript (x.js) to get x-browser
compatibility; write it quick and dirty in MS Powerpoint (! that has
to be a bad idea, no?); use browser
I am doing a corporate email newsletter. I have had to use tables for
the positioning. This is something I read around that its currently
much better to use tables for positioning and CSS for the styling.
I am having issues in IE (Im on a Mac here) getting the right items to
go down as they
Gavin Jackson wrote:
/* \*/
* html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
/* */
Thanks to all of those that replied to my question
about the hacks. I'm amazed at the hoops one must
jump through to get something to display the same
in all browsers. I can see that this isn't something
can be
I'm modeling a page based on the two column liquid layout in the float tutorial
from Max Designs (http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/tutorial0816.htm).
I've discovered a bug in IE that causes problem with my page and the code in
this tutorial. If the width of the browser window is
Hello all,
I've been struggling through glitch after quirk for hours in an attempt to
stay away from a table, and I just ran full steam into a wall. ( that I
built several hours ago )
One background image, ( bg-content.jpg ) seems to be stuck. (works in ie,
not in ff and opera - so it's
On 28 Sep 2005, at 11:18 am, Colin wrote:
I applied an artificial height to the div(main) that it's in that also
contains two div's(mainNav,mainCol) which are floated. I applied
before I
inserted in any content. It now looks like a crappy design, because
I'm not
going to be able to guess
I think
text-indent:-0.9em;
is the problem. I've never even heard of text-indent before. Does it work if
you take this out?
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Delete that height. It works in IE because, you know, IE...
('haslayout' [1]).
You want to clear those two divs. Good method is the 'easy clearing'
technique [2].
[1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
[2] http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html
Philippe
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The question is, do you need to use ISO-8859-1 ???
If not, don't put it in the page. Just use UTF-8.
On 9/27/05, Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:42:59 -0400, Steve Clason
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most likely your host is serving this:
Content-Type:
Sorry, position:absolute doesn't work that way. If you use absolute
positioning, it doesn't get affected by other elements. So, you can't use it
for footers. I mean, what you are trying to do is put the footer at the
bottom of the page always? There's a method for that but it doesn't work in
some
From: Christian Montoya
I think
text-indent:-0.9em;
is the problem. I've never even heard of text-indent before.
Christian,
http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_text_text-indent.asp
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Scott Goldstein wrote:
If the width of the browser window is reduced until a point smaller
than the content within the float container, the content within the
float container will shift below the float.
That's the old 'auto-expand containers to give space for content'.
It is part of the MSIE
http://mobile.dougkirby.com/martin
I'm developing this site for my teacher and his web design class that
I attended recently.
I would really appreciate it if you spend a minute on it and just
share you critical thoughts.
The major concerns I have are:
- the window is not resizable - breaks the
Linda Quinn wrote:
All is well on Netscape FF (Win) and Safari, FF, Netscape Opera
(Mac). However, in IE6/Win the borders do not appear.
http://www.housecallcs.com/newWeb/pages/services.htm
Several ways to avoid and/or fix that IE/win bug. Almost too many to
mention, so I'll just give
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