Re: [css-d] list top margin and FF 1.0.7

Holly Bergevin wrote: From: WV Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] There is a list at the bottom, right of these pages: http://epicroadtrips.us/2006/winter/highlands_hammock_state_park/photo002.html When first viewed in FF there is no margin between the title: Epic Road Trip 2006~Florida and

Re: [css-d] Syntax of pseudo-elements/pseudo-classes

Philippe, thanks for the link to the SelectOracle tool. Your understanding tallies with mine. Francky, my point was that I have my suspicions about the W3C CSS validator, and find the various CSS grammars unhelpful, particularly on points such as the distribution of comments, distribution of

[css-d] W3C CSS validator accepts garbage pseudo-class values

[Following on from my earlier post] The W3C CSS validator seems quite happy to pass :hovvverr {} or :garbage {} or :garbage:first-line {} and plenty more such nonsense. I have no idea why it seems quite happy with unknown pseudo-class/pseudo-element names. (It after all

Re: [css-d] noob: When is 100% not 100%?

s.ross wrote: On 4/7/06, Christian Montoya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [...] body and html need to be 100% too, since they are the containing blocks. So: html, body { height:100%; } should fix your problem. As well as this seemed to be working this morning, it is equally not working now.

[css-d] Peculiar behavior with IE and alpha image loader

I just launched my new site, been testing it for some time before that but there's one problem I see manifest itself in IE. I have several PNG images, they're all set as backgrounds in DIVs. For IE I use a behavior script that loads the alpha channels for these by applying the alphaimageloader

[css-d] Position-problem

I have problems with positioning. I want 2 divs side by side in an other div. Code: div class=container style=border: 1px solid; div style=float:left; blabla /div div style=float:left; blablabla /div div My problem is that the div with class=container don't resize

[css-d] borders, text, and wide tables

Greetings. I have a question, which basically consists of how do I do this... What I want is to have a webpage that contains a wide table (wider than the screen, so horizontal scrolling will be required). Elsewhere, outside of the table, is text, often formatted into paragraphs. Surrounding

Re: [css-d] Position-problem

On 4/9/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My problem is that the div with class=container don't resize the high if the 2 other divs drow. How can i fix this? do i need float? You can float the container, set an overflow on it, or add a clearing div. There are problaby more methods

Re: [css-d] Peculiar behavior with IE and alpha image loader

Jakob Persson wrote: http://www.jakob-persson.com/ I can see the problem at the live page, but I cannot reproduce it on a local copy, the alpha png is working correctly here. Does the bug still manifests without the preload/google-analytics scripts? Or if there is some content, say a html

Re: [css-d] Peculiar behavior with IE and alpha image loader

I can see the problem at the live page, but I cannot reproduce it on a local copy, the alpha png is working correctly here. Does the bug still manifests without the preload/google-analytics scripts? Or if there is some content, say a html comment in the div in question? It was happening from

[css-d] IE flicker

Hi I have a problem with the navigation in IE where I can not seem to cache the images, I have tried to preload the images with no luck, also I have used the fast rollover solution where you reposition the background image but still there is a delay if some one has a resolve for this I would very

[css-d] line height problem

I am using ul/li to display 'portfolio' images but cannot get it to behave crossbrowser. I used a bottom margin to provide space between the vertical alignment of the images which works in IE, but not so well in FF - if I use borders. Plus - the images align correctly horizontally in FF but

Re: [css-d] Peculiar behavior with IE and alpha image loader

Jakob Persson wrote: I can see the problem at the live page, but I cannot reproduce it on a local copy, the alpha png is working correctly here. Does the bug still manifests without the preload/google-analytics scripts? Or if there is some content, say a html comment in the div in question?

[css-d] Making a pull-quote

Hi all, I wonder whether someone could advise. I want to put pull-quotes in various parts of a site. I thought I would do it with two styles, and attach a background image (of open and close quotes) to each style. Then I would use one at the beginning and the other at the end of the

Re: [css-d] Making a pull-quote

On 10/04/06, Ian Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: /* p is used for the attribution */ #quotation1 p { background-image: url(../images/closequote.gif); background-position: bottom right; background-repeat: no-repeat; font: 14px Trebuchet MS, Times, serif;

Re: [css-d] Peculiar behavior with IE and alpha image loader

First my compliments for the simple and beautyfull design (simple on screen! lots of things behind). Thank you. This is actually my first relatively complex CSS design and I'm still learning. It's powered by Drupal, which allows me to implement some extremely powerful features and still

Re: [css-d] IE flicker

Martyn wrote: Hi I have a problem with the navigation in IE where I can not seem to cache the images, I have tried to preload the images with no luck, also I have used the fast rollover solution where you reposition the background image but still there is a delay if some one has a resolve for

Re: [css-d] Making a pull-quote

A lot of sites seem to solve this problem by including the closing quote in the text and only making a graphic for the opening quote. Visually, it seems to work. Semantically, it might bother some. -C On Apr 9, 2006, at 7:16 PM, Ian Piper wrote: Hi all, I wonder whether someone could

Re: [css-d] Making a pull-quote

On 4/9/06, Christy Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A lot of sites seem to solve this problem by including the closing quote in the text and only making a graphic for the opening quote. Visually, it seems to work. Semantically, it might bother some. -C Some of those sites might get around

Re: [css-d] Making a pull-quote

Ian Piper wrote: I wonder whether someone could advise. I want to put pull-quotes in various parts of a site. I thought I would do it with two styles, and attach a background image (of open and close quotes) to each style. Then I would use one at the beginning and the other at the end of

Re: [css-d] IE flicker

From: Nick Fitzsimons [EMAIL PROTECTED] In Internet Explorer go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options. On the General tab, click the Settings... button in the Temporary Internet Files fieldset, and change the Check for newer versions of stored pages: value to Automatically,

Re: [css-d] Peculiar behavior with IE and alpha image loader

Jakob Persson wrote: [...] Thank you very much for taking your time setting this up. I attempted to use GIFs but I never managed to get the GIFs to look good enough but these ones you made look real nice and sharp, with high color fidelity. The problem I can see is with the background elements