Hi Tammy,
The following url may assist
http://www.telstra.com.au/standards/accessibility/training/comparison.htm .
I wrote this a few months ago. The stylesheet for the horizontal tabs is
below. You will have to sdjust the margin and padding offsets to suit your
images but it should give you a
Following a site check (thanks everyone), it transpires that the
site:
http://www.freshclickmedia.com/previews/endo/home.htm
causes a browser crash on the Apple Mac (reported specifically on IE
5.2.3, but I'm now concerned about other mac browsers.)
you have made extensive use of the
From: Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's completely relevant. You have to resize your browser window after
the page loads to see that it's stuck in IE 6 sp 2. Then, if you
reload the page at the new resolution, the javascript works and the
layout snaps into place. But only on reload, not
Al Sparber wrote:
I honestly think your browser is not set up correctly. That's the only
explanation.
Yeah... the only explanation is that we (those of us who have seen the
issue) are idiot n00bs. Of course your work is flawless... wtf were we
thinking?
I don't use IE for anything other
Hi all
(Susan, this has the 'you are here' effect)
I've been tidying up my code and added a 'you are here' effect; hopefully
I've not broken anything.
Would you be able to check it for me, especially on Mac and UNIX; I'd be
interested on how it handles at different resolutions as well if anyone
Hi,
I am trying to build a horizontal list menu (using an unordered list) and I
want to place it inside of a container along with other things such as a
header and a search form. Also, I'd like to make it flexible so that if a
user increases the font size, the navigation tabs enlarge with
Hi Ron,
Pringle, Ron wrote:
snip Again, no color or background-color is applied to this
since all paragraph text is colored on the p tag and I obviously want the
background image in the secondaryBottom div to show through. And yet the
validator throws specific errors indicating that I haven't
snip
I can reproduce it consistently, and make nearly all the boxes disappear
simply by inserting my cursor at the beginning of any heading and
dragging through the content past the bottom of the box. If I keep
dragging downward, I can make all of the boxes (except the purple one)
scroll
Pringle, Ron wrote:
I'm trying to understand exactly why the W3C CSS validator now spits out
errors for instances where you do not declare a color on a property with a
background-color declaration, or vice versa.
It doesn't. The validator spits out WARNINGS for that situation, not
ERRORS.
I originally replied to this off-list, but as the link looks like being
useful to more people than Ron, I'll send it here too:
Hi all-
I'm trying to understand exactly why the W3C CSS validator now spits out
errors for instances where you do not declare a color on a property with a
I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with Firefox 1.07. Are you saying
you didn't test this on Windows?
No. I'm saying that I don't have access to a Windows box at the
moment and that I can only use the OS X versions which obviously
don't have the problem.
Yes I obviously didn't test for this
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 12:05:32 -0400, Donna Casey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Anyone else, since Alex needs confirmation?
Donna Casey
Wow. How'd you do that!?!?!?
OS X FF 1.0.7
Don't see it in Safari or Opera 9pr1 Mac - under Tiger
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Hi. Posted this the other day and didn't see any
answers. Please help if you can.
I have a select box set up with a 20px image as
the submit button. I've tried several approaches to
get the select box and the button to line up so that
they're more or less vertically centered (the gif is
taller
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 13:15:55 -0400, Alex Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyhow, even if no one is up for doing the test case, can someone please
say whether the problem occurs on either the boxes or the borders
examples? Or even the simple unadorned one?
Boxes did not act the same FF
Thanks for your response. The problem I'm having is not the look of the links.
I wanted to have a header section of the page that contained all of the things
in that section. I finally gave up on that and used this html:
div id=header
div id=newnav
ul
This message *may* be viewed as a pointless addition to this argument,
but, I don't like to see a guy on his lonesome in a fight!! :D
best,
-Stuart
I'd like to request that everyone on CSS-D stop making this into a
fight. I am not fighting, and as I'm the one who brought up this bug,
Beauchamp Michael J CONT NPRI wrote:
Thanks for your response. The problem I'm having is not the look of the links.
I wanted to have a header section of the page that contained all of the things
in that section. I finally gave up on that and used this html:
div id=header
div
From: Alex Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes I obviously didn't test for this exact problem in this exact
browser on this exact platform. Probably because the OS X and
Windows XP version of Firefox gave the same behaviour so many times
inn my repeated save reload rituals that I often would check
Christian Montoya wrote:
This message *may* be viewed as a pointless addition to this
argument, but, I don't like to see a guy on his lonesome in a
fight!! :D
best,
-Stuart
I'd like to request that everyone on CSS-D stop making this into a
fight. I am not fighting, and as I'm the one who
Yes. The possibility that someone may have a user style sheet set up
with his or her own colors, which may end up contrasting with your
colors. So the idea is that if you're going to reset one of
the user's
preferences (color or background color), make sure you reset both of
them so
Donna Casey wrote:
1)http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/example/rounded
2) insert cursor just before text Block2 in the green inner box
As well, you cannot get the boxes back by reloading the page or hitting
back button and returning, though you can click the example
CSS is clearly elegant and powerful, and I have little difficulty
using it to style elements. And using divs for layout - which I'm new
at - works pretty well designing for ONE browser. But trying to make
the layout look right for 'all' browsers is driving me nuts (and I
suspect I have
Christian Montoya wrote:
This message *may* be viewed as a pointless addition to this argument,
but, I don't like to see a guy on his lonesome in a fight!! :D
I'd like to request that everyone on CSS-D stop making this into a
fight.
Christian, I have emailed you privately on this.
The
Suggestion for a fix: remove the position: relative in .wrapper h2
Ingo's fix worked for me FF 1.0.4 on XP.
-Nigel
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I have several drop down menus which have several items on each. In
total that is 31 different options. Quite a bit of code went into making
the onmouseover events work, and it doesn't quite work well in all
browsers and it doesn't scale well (there is a lot of broken code in the
js).
The
Trish Meyer wrote:
At 9:29 AM -0400 10/25/05, David Laakso wrote:
You might take a look at these methods for setting images and
captions(note the file is 4.01 consequently the p is not closed):
http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/figures.html
It doesn't help me with my next problem of
Small testcase:
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/fxselectbug.html
Confirmed with Firefox 1.0.5 [Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT
5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.9) Gecko/20050711]
Not scrolling/bug fixed in Firefox 1.5beta2 [Mozilla/5.0 (Windows;
U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8b5) Gecko/20051006]
Without knowing or understanding some basics, I get the
feeling that I'm building on quicksand, and thinking fondly of tables.
I totally sympathize but you hit the nail on the head... to master any
piece of web technology (or just about anything really) you've got to
get a thorough
(bear with this one. it takes a lot of non-CSS setup before I get to the
actual CSS question)
I am working on a report-generating application that includes the ability to
do nested subreports. For example, suppose the user defines the following
reports:
Report 1: Pets. Displays Name, Kind of
David Agnew wrote:
CSS is clearly elegant and powerful, and I have little difficulty
using it to style elements. And using divs for layout - which I'm new
at - works pretty well designing for ONE browser. But trying to make
the layout look right for 'all' browsers is driving me nuts (and I
on 10/26/05 9:41 AM, Johnnie Blevins at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like a bug from here, but I won't swear to that.
You could get around it (at least in the case you showed), by adding
the following entry to your style sheet.
td[colspan]{
border: 1px solid transparent
Duckworth, Nigel wrote:
Yep, exactly as Donna described. But...I can also make everything
disappear by clicking on the little square box in the top right with the
[x] in it. ;) Seriously though, who does this (besides us)? And is this
problem unique to this method? I suppose someone wanting to
windows xp pro sp2, not osx
Tom Livingston wrote:
Wow. How'd you do that!?!?!?
OS X FF 1.0.7
Don't see it in Safari or Opera 9pr1 Mac - under Tiger
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I didn't mean to stir up trouble, I just thought you'd want to know. I didn't
mean to cause the boxes to disappear at all - they just did for some
reason and I finally figured out what I must have done to cause it.
Of course I wanted to know Donna. It's an excellent catch. Anything
that
well, except for the client that wants to be able to copy and paste
content from their site into whatever they want to use it in... it's
quite common for folks to copy/paste something, from an address to
phone
number to entire paragraphs...and use it in other media, don't you
think?
Darn,
My description probably wasn't the best in the world so here's a link to
some code that demonstrates my problem:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/graham.reeds/sprites/
Thanks, G.
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http://www.newgeo.com/web/css/z/index.html
The images are 112px wide, I also have the td's all set to 112px wide, yet I
get this border.
The outer table will be variable in that I do not know how many images are
to fit in the table, could be 1-5, so I can not easily set a width to the
table.
I
Hi,
I've got the age-old problem of trying to create a layout that has two
columns that appear to be equal height, one fixed width and one fluid, no
matter which column has more content in it.
http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.html
(http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.css)
The layout
At 07:56 PM 26/10/2005, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Vicki Stebbins wrote:
For me, I'll now include in my written estimate of a job, a clause which
says something about 'warnings' in validation services just to cover all
avenues.
If you come up with a good text then let me know - off list, I guess.
From: Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Al Sparber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 7:00 PM
Subject: Re: [css-d] Good looking fluid-width sites
When making the window narrower, the min-width expression should
kick
in at about 750px.
Hi
I've got a ul that I've styled as a nav bar. Fine. My client has now
asked to have a gap the width of 1 list item to separate the last two
list items as they are links to external sites. If you want to take a
look, go to: http://www.digitalbeginnings.shef.ac.uk
Here's the basic code:
From: Scott Haneda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.newgeo.com/web/css/z/index.html
The images are 112px wide, I also have the td's all set to 112px wide, yet I
get this border.
The outer table will be variable in that I do not know how many images are
to fit in the table, could be 1-5, so I can
There is a link now in this page:
http://www.projectseven.com/csslab/testing/minmax/cssp5.htm
The link loads a second page that simply has the min-width set to a
smaller value and the max-width to a larger value. Do both pages
behave for you or just one?
They really do both work. I wonder
From: Pringle, Ron
I'm trying to understand exactly why the W3C CSS validator
now spits out
errors for instances where you do not declare a color on a
property with a
background-color declaration, or vice versa.
It's just a sanity check sort of a tip.
Just intended to alert you to the
I tried throwing the baby out with the bath water
Poor baby! How could you throw him out?
I'm missing something really obvious, right. But what?
Did you try using padding?
#external { padding-top:1em; }
Also, I recommend putting the external links in a second UL, since
using CSS to
On 10/26/2005 6:01 PM Paul Jinks wrote:
I've got a ul that I've styled as a nav bar. Fine. My client has now
asked to have a gap the width of 1 list item to separate the last two
list items as they are links to external sites. If you want to take a
look, go to:
On 10/26/05 6:45 PM, anathema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I discovered Alex Robinson's One True Layout [props bro!] the day it
was published and have been trying to make it a fixed width centered
design. Obviously it is easy in standard compliant browsers simply by
putting a margin: 0 auto; on
margin: 0 12.5% 0 12.5%;
Can you explain where you got 12.5%?
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On 27 Oct 2005, at 7:45 am, anathema wrote:
I discovered Alex Robinson's One True Layout [props bro!] the day it
was published and have been trying to make it a fixed width centered
design. Obviously it is easy in standard compliant browsers simply by
putting a margin: 0 auto; on the
Alison Lee wrote:
I've got the age-old problem of trying to create a layout that has two
columns that appear to be equal height, one fixed width and one fluid, no
matter which column has more content in it.
http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.html
(http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.css)
There are various problems with your file, as far as IE mac goes:
1/ the hack you use to serve the float on wrapper to old IE 5 win -
IE Mac fails to recover and sees the float property
2/ the filter you use on the ruleblock
#header /* */, #footer /* */ {
margin: 0 auto;
}
IE Mac
One more thing to add - the issue / problem is not with the #footer
and #header. Those are dealt with easily by using text-align: center
and margin: 0 auto;
Anathema
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From: Alison Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.html
(http://www.aycee.co.uk/x_temp/test.css)
The layout looks just how I want it to in IE (in IE 6 anyway, not sure about
others) except the right column doesn't quite stretch the full height of the
content div - there's a
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