From: praveen vejandla
I have a web page that uses CSS and number of div tags.
it shows is IE as 4 div segments per row (horizontally)
then next 4 in second row.
But when I am using firefox , everything is shown vertically
in one column itself.
A div is a block level element, Firefox
I have six images with the first one (image A) being a combination of image
on top and a text description below it. When you mouseover the remaining 5
images (with no text descriptions), I want the main image A to change for
each of the other 5 images. Same for the text description below
Pringle, Ron wrote:
I also get a bunch of errors/warnings for using a
href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]subject=The Indigo
Connection Website. Seems it does not like the last part where it
fills in the subject for the user. Again, just a personal
preference but
I want to be able to fill in the
I mentioned this page earlier and some problems I'd been having with it
but I got the majority of those problems worked out on my own (so
fortunately nobody responded to my prior questions) but now I need some
real help. In NS 7.2 everything fits perfectly without the need for
horizontal
I'd like to draw your attention to an article of mine in issue 204 of
A List Apart:
CSS Swag: Multi-Column Lists
http://alistapart.com/articles/multicolumnlists/
Your comments are welcome.
Thanks,
Paul
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In NS 7.2 everything fits perfectly without the need for
horizontal scrolling but in IE6 it stretches out beyond the natural
right border:
http://www.christianziebarth.com/rent/mockup.html
Hi,
I have viewed it on WinXP SP2 in :
IE 6
NN 8
Opera 8.5
FF 1.5
and even in Amaya 9.2.2
and it is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.christianziebarth.com/rent/mockup.html
I would like to get it to work in IE the way that it is in Netscape.
Change to:
#brownish { position: absolute;
top: 10px;
left: 10px;
width: 178px;
overflow: hidden;
z-index: 2;}
#grayish { position:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to set this page up so that they two gray boxes (Iron Giant is Good, I Like Ray Liotta)
stretch with the width of the browser window while keeping the same amount of space inbetween the two boxes
*and* so that the two gray lines below How?s The Weather
Hi there,
I would appreciate feedback on the upcoming redesign of onlinetools.org:
http://onlinetools.org/indx.php
--
Chris Heilmann
Blog: http://www.wait-till-i.com
Writing: http://icant.co.uk/
Binaries: http://www.onlinetools.org/
I would appreciate feedback on the upcoming redesign of onlinetools.org:
Well then we'll see what we can do. :)
http://onlinetools.org/indx.php
When it loaded in FF Win 2K something very weird happened--I first saw
the Stuff / Tools section and then as I was starting to read it, it
On 29/09/05, Hershel Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would appreciate feedback on the upcoming redesign of onlinetools.org:
Well then we'll see what we can do. :)
http://onlinetools.org/indx.php
When it loaded in FF Win 2K something very weird happened--I first saw
the Stuff /
I took some cascading style sheets classes in 2002 though the
International Webmasters Association/HTML Writers Guild.
The first class started with the basics and the second one taught how
to do real things.
The last one, an advanced course taught by Eric A. Meyer, was very
challenging and
http://onlinetools.org/indx.php
When it loaded in FF Win 2K something very weird happened--I first saw
the Stuff / Tools section and then as I was starting to read it, it
disappeared. Same thing in IE Win 2K. That's not so good.
Ditto in Opera 8.5/Win2k.
Even worse, I was initially
One *small* detail: I didn't realise there was more information hidden
behind the navigation until I read the comments here. Why? Because I
often/almost always look at the status bar of my browser to look were links
take me ( that's probably a result of years of surfing and being taken all
over
http://seeklocally.com/europe/
Well, it appears this fix fixed IE6 without breaking anything else- I'd
appreciate one more go-round by the Safari and Konqueror crowd to make
sure we finally have a winner.
And THANK YOU ALL once again.
Oh, and Philippe, re:
More on 'hasLayout':
seemed to have happened after trying to eliminate the Google Ads
overlay that was obscuring text, but since I can no longer see the
Stuff/Tools section, I can't repeat.
Yes, that seems to be an Opera Quirk, any idea how to prevent that? it
seems that even with the latest opera the
Hi list
Is it possible to create a css-based dropdown menu with a scrollbar?
I'm revamping a website which has some (very) long submenu lists, which I
don't all want to show when the dropdown drops down.
Can the overflow: auto specification be added to a ul selector?
TIA
Arno
Souldn't border-bottom be applied to inline element since IE 5??
It doesn't seem to work with IE 6.0 there (I don't have IE 5to try the code).
// code (excerpt)
#header a { color: #6c6c6c; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 1px solid
#6c6c6c; }
...
div id=header
dl class=icones
dtimg
Great, now the links don't open at all???
I'm using FF 1.5 Beta
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Arno,
on Thursday, September 29, 2005 at 15:32 Arno @ Raketnet wrote:
Is it possible to create a css-based dropdown menu with a scrollbar?
I'm revamping a website which has some (very) long submenu lists, which I
don't all want to show when the dropdown drops down.
Can the overflow: auto
Hi Bob,
You wrote:
7) Try your hardest to never use SPAN again.
It's a very sloppy way of styling text. Using well
structured IDs, classes, and chosing the right CSS
selectors is much cleaner.
Hmm. I have used SPAN for some things that I
haven't thought up any better ways to do. The
biggest
Hi all,
(I hope this doesn't come thru twice - I sent it first from the wrong email
acc)
does anyone know a technique to allow me to use a graphical nav bar, but
that is Bobby AAA compliant - as well as the usual standards compliant and
cross-browser compatible?
I was going to go with
Christian Heilmann wrote:
Hi there,
I would appreciate feedback on the upcoming redesign of
onlinetools.org:
http://onlinetools.org/indx.php
Looks nice...
I'd include a redundant navigation system at the very top of the document in
case JS is disabled. So users don't have to scroll to find
Using Mac OS 10.4.2, your page
looks fine in Safari 2.0.1
looks good in Firefox 1.5 b1 - but the yellow lower portion
of the chipotle box (only) protrudes to the right about 6px
looks good in IE 5.2.3 - but to the right of both headlines
(Iron Giant / I like Ray) is a white,
On 29/09/05, Gene Falck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bob,
You wrote:
7) Try your hardest to never use SPAN again.
It's a very sloppy way of styling text. Using well
structured IDs, classes, and chosing the right CSS
selectors is much cleaner.
Hmm. I have used SPAN for some things that I
From: Dan_MailLists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
does anyone know a technique to allow me to use a graphical nav bar,
but that is Bobby AAA compliant - as well as the usual standards
compliant and cross-browser compatible?
The designer is the ultimate determinant of whether and how a site
meets
Hi,
I am having problems styling select boxes. The site I am building has a
fixed design that leaves little flexibility for the size of select boxes. I
have set the widths using pixels in CSS which is fine and dandy.
The problems start occurring when the content is larger than the select
boxes
Thursday, September 29, 2005, 10:13:32 AM, Dan_MailLists wrote:
I did have a go at replacing the spacer gifs with real menu gifs - and
making them invisible in the CSS to allow me to do the rollover via CSS -
but that causes problems in Firefox.
Christian Heilmann wrote:
I would appreciate feedback on the upcoming redesign of onlinetools.org:
http://onlinetools.org/indx.php
I guess people don't pay any attention to sponsors anyway. :-p
http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/SS/onlinetoolsnew1.png
--
Cast your cares on the Lord and He will
does anyone know a technique to allow me to use a graphical nav bar,
but that is Bobby AAA compliant - as well as the usual standards
compliant and cross-browser compatible?
The designer is the ultimate determinant of whether and how a site
meets accessibility guidelines. There are too
From: Christian Heilmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
does anyone know a technique to allow me to use a graphical nav
bar,
but that is Bobby AAA compliant - as well as the usual standards
compliant and cross-browser compatible?
The designer is the ultimate determinant of whether and how a site
Nice context job. In any event, I won't post on the CSS-analD list because
you've obviously talen this subject off-topic and tired of being bistch-
slapped by the management (for lack of a better term).
Right.
Next person to post on this thread will be toast.
This thread was never on topic
From: David Dorward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 29/09/05, Al Sparber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Dan_MailLists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The designer is the ultimate determinant of whether and how a site
meets accessibility guidelines. There are too many nuances (and
opinions). That said, your best bet
Thanks all for the advice, tips and links. The em-sized images were
interesting, but I don't think that's going to help with this case.
And I see that Christian has a point that maybe shooting for AAA standards
is maybe a aiming a little high.
To clarify though, the AAA standards I was
On Sep 28, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template
which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the
page. Crap.
Now I have to add more divs and I have to add
Does anyone know of any CSS hacks to hide CSS from IE/Mac 5.1 and 5.0
but applies the CSS in IE/Mac 5.2?
I hacked together something that works, but it's a per-rule hack and
requires the same rule be repeated 3 times in a row. Is there anything
cleaner/better that I can use? Details on this are
Wow, more problems...
testing Opera 8, first of all, huge FOUC (flash of unstyled content).
Should fix that.
second: when opening a section, that google ad box doesn't reposition
itself, until I scroll.
once again, Opera 8.
Christian Heilmann wrote:
I would appreciate feedback on the
Matt Harris wrote:
I have a group of floated images which wrap to the next line as the
page width changes. Inevitably, a few stranglers will be on the
bottom row, and of course, they will be floated left. Is there a way
to center these images and achieve the same wrapping effect?
Don't float
Some food for thought...
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo2.html
Maybe these can be applied to the situation?
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Thanks Martin,
I've been wondering about a good navigational structure, but there's
somuch I need to list.
Any advice then on what strikethruis/strikethru could be
strikethruthe best/strikethru a good css navigation approach when
you need to list about 300 items?
Arno
snip
If you want my
I have been sing CSS for the last year and I feel fairly versed in
getting some rather complex sites up and validated. One thing I never
really wrapped my head around just yet is what circumstances
you would
use a span style and what it is exactly.
SNIP
Anyways, please pass any
On 9/29/05, Arno @ Raketnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Martin,
I've been wondering about a good navigational structure, but there's
somuch I need to list.
Any advice then on what strikethruis/strikethru could be
strikethruthe best/strikethru a good css navigation approach when
you need
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Ben Curtis wrote:
On Sep 28, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the page. Crap.
Now I have
Greetings,
I need to list products in such a way that the number displayed per row will
adjust according to screen resolution set with a thumbnail picture on the
left and the item details on the right for each product displayed. Sounds
simple enough. Should look like this:
Thumb | Item No.
This goes a bit off topic from the original post, but you can change the
first letter of a page without a span. The p:first-letter works well,
and you are free to replace p with another definition. To get a bit
more complicated, you can also select the first p of the page and then
the first
Matt Harris wrote:
I have a group of floated images which wrap to the next line as the page
width changes. Inevitably, a few stranglers will be on the bottom row, and
of course, they will be floated left. Is there a way to center these images
and achieve the same wrapping effect?
You might
Good point! I forgot to mention that I have to support IE5 as well, which
doesn't support the first letter pseudo element, which is why I opted to use
span instead.
My stats show that IE5 has dropped off in usage on our site considerably in
the past 6 months though, so maybe I can get away with
Maybe something like
.partdesc {
display: block;
margin: 0 0 0 100px;
padding: 0 0 0 0;
}
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I need to list products in such a way that the number
displayed per row will
adjust according to screen resolution set with a thumbnail
picture on the
left and the item details on the right for each product
displayed. Sounds
simple enough. Should look like this:
Thumb | Item No.
Peter Beckman wrote:
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Ben Curtis wrote:
On Sep 28, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Peter Beckman wrote:
I'm trying to build (as I mentioned earlier) a nice XHTML template
which
designers can then use CSS to make pretty.
Unfortunately, some want to embed video and/or Flash into the
I put together this page:
http://www.myrenewell.com/balancesheet/2005/August
and am having trouble with the footer. On my computer in IE and FF it
looks great. On my coworker's computer it would inconsistently float up
into the content region div id=content / after reloading it might
look fine
Hiya all
Greetings from Downunder.
Is there anyway to control how to style an input?
what I mean by this is
tell the difference between a button input and a textbox input?
because im stlying with
input
{
widht:xxxpx;
}
but that is affecting the buttons as well as the text
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
Isn't the video/Flash content, not display gunk? Thus, it *should* be
added into the XHTML markup of your page, using the element that was
made for it: object. Then, just use CSS to style or position the object
as you like.
but isn't there an issue with swfs,
But when I'm designing
XHTML for N+1 CSS files made by different designers, and some who want to
add video and/or flash in addition to their images+CSS, I can't think of
how to implement it, other than to give the designers the ability to put
custom Javascript files up and auto-include them
but isn't there an issue with swfs, movies and forms rising to the
top? I've struggled with this issue in designing, choosing to avoid
the problem from the start by never allowing popup menus to overlap
flash content or forms. I know you can hide stuff, but I find it
easier just to design
Hiya all
Greetings from Downunder.
Is there anyway to control how to style an input?
what I mean by this is
tell the difference between a button input and a textbox input?
CSS 2 attribute selectors help, but are not supported by MSIE
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html#q10
Hey ya'll
I have a suckerfish menu going that works fairly well accross every
5.0+browser apart from Mac IE
5.2
http://www.unausa.org/site/pp.asp?c=fvKRI8MPJpFb=872193
There are some minor presentation glitches which I think I can work out. My
main issue is speed: it takes a long time to load
L. Robinson wrote:
Should look like this:
Thumb | Item No.
. | Product Name
. | Price
. | Inventory
. | Etc. so forth
This should get you going:
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_example_01_02.html
http://dev.l-c-n.com/IEW/float-formatting-context.php
regards
Hey folks, Im havin a bear of a time trying to remove two approx 5px gaps
under my navcontainers (top nav and bottom)
here is the dev page:
http://aenonfiredesign.com/clients/pce/templates/exam.php
both of the unwanted gaps are below each nav.
you can check the page in firefox or safari to see
I have been sing CSS for the last year and I feel fairly versed in
getting some rather complex sites up and validated. One thing I never
really wrapped my head around just yet is what circumstances
you would use a span style and what it is exactly
Anyways, please pass any explanations on. Thanks
I have been going a bit goofy trying to keep the pre stuff from going
goofy. Particularly in the 'evil one' ('Accessibility' mode, ignore font
sizes specified on Web page checked, @ text size-largest). Seeking
suggestions and/or referrals to long term in-patient psychiatric care
facility. Or
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