This article was great. I had been reading up and still can't get the
footer to work.
I need to try the
.clearing {
height: 0;
clear: both;
}
Maybe that will work. The page I was on was saying I need to adjust for
the height and add a container. Suggested using javascript to figure
the
David and Gunlaug. Thank you for the suggestions. I have to admit that
I'm not sure my site is best for the amount of content I'm
introducing, but can't for the moment work out a better way of doing
it other than using a fixed menu to visit sub-heads immediately.
I'll continue to see what I can
smithj7 wrote:
Please look and point me in the right direction as far as what I
should be working on.
http://dbsdev.myflorida.com/job_seeker/template2.shtml
You should start by using a doctype that doesn't trigger quirks mode in
all browsers.
Ref:
Hi!
I'm trying to be clever (and failing), basically I would like the footer of
the page to be below everything else, its fine with a small number of
products but as they grow it miss places. I would appreciate any ideas of
correcting this.
Oh and if anyone can spot what I've done to cause a 3px
I have two links that I want to sit inside of a big gray box. Those two big
gray boxes will be next to each other (matching heights) and centered in the
page. However the second link has br / tags within it.
div id=linkButtons
div class=linkButtona href = Removed Link Text/a/div
div
On 4/24/06, Mike Botsko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two links that I want to sit inside of a big gray box. Those two big
gray boxes will be next to each other (matching heights) and centered in the
page. However the second link has br / tags within it.
div id=linkButtons
div
Hi!
I've removed the default HTML style from my text links and replaced
it with a CSS border underneath, but for some reason I cannot seem to
find a way to remove it from image links. Looking around the web I
thought that adding this to the end of my stylesheet would work:
a img { border:
I'm putting together a calendar (no link - i'm still at the fiddling
stage) and want to have details of certain events show up on hover. That
is, dates with events have a link w/ abbreviated title, and a hidden
span with more info. The calendar has been marked up as a table.
When the link is
David Hucklesby wrote:
Sadly, I could not get IE to recognize the white-space: pre;
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 03:05:04 +0100, Nick Fitzsimons replied:
Microsoft's own documentation [1] states that:
pre: Line breaks and other whitespace are preserved. This possible
value is supported in
David Hucklesby wrote:
... I wonder if IE 7 will behave like IE 5 with a comment before the DOCTYPE?
see
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/quirksmode.html
Ingo
--
http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html
__
css-discuss [EMAIL
On 4/24/06, ibn Ezra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I've removed the default HTML style from my text links and replaced
it with a CSS border underneath, but for some reason I cannot seem to
find a way to remove it from image links. Looking around the web I
thought that adding this to the end of
David Hucklesby wrote:
... I wonder if IE 7 will behave like IE 5 with a comment before the
DOCTYPE?
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 21:35:19 +0200, Ingo Chao replied:
see
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/quirksmode.html
Brilliant! Thanks for that, Ingo.
Never do today what you can put off until
Hello ibn Ezra,
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 15:04:06 -0400, you wrote:
I've removed the default HTML style from my text links and replaced
it with a CSS border underneath, but for some reason I cannot seem to
find a way to remove it from image links. Looking around the web I
thought that
The problem with the float: left is that it offsets the centering. The two
boxes are together and with a clear element the DIV boxes surround the links
properly, but both links show up in the top left of the wrapping DIV.
Michael Botsko
Web Developer
503.227.2571 x230
AIM: botskonet
On 4/24/06 4:00 PM, Mike Botsko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem with the float: left is that it offsets the centering. The two
boxes are together and with a clear element the DIV boxes surround the links
properly, but both links show up in the top left of the wrapping DIV.
.linkButtons
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 12:56:25 -0700, David Hucklesby wrote:
Hello ibn Ezra,
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 15:04:06 -0400, you wrote:
I've removed the default HTML style from my text links and replaced
it with a CSS border underneath, but for some reason I cannot seem to
find a way to remove it
Hello to All,
I'm updating a table based site to CSS layout, and have been
reasonably happy with the results so far, but one page is causing me
IE woes.
Although trying to optimize for a screen sizes of 1024x768+, we want
the layout to hold at 800x600, and the only thing causing problems in
IE
Any tips for me?
http://www.msu.edu/~maziak/umg/rms/demo_launchRMSwizard.html
In IE, looks good.
In FF, IMG (blank.gif in lower right w/border:black and float:right)
falls out of light blue div#bottom
In Opera, same IMG falls out AND div#bottom does not follow immediately
inline.
Thanks for
Hi,
When using the simple clear method to open up a container for Mozzilla
with floated elements, IE stays true to form and causes a pain in the
neck by adding vertical space. So say I have this:
div id=posts-container
div id=posts-sidebar
psidebar/p
/div
http://209.15.116.77/test/index.asp
That's the site in question.
I got it to look like it should in everything I've got to check it in.
However, for some reason, the header - in IE only - is jumping. When you
load up the page, it is pushed up against the left dotted side thingy, but
if you
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
How can I get IE to avoid putting that new line or vertical space for
the clearing DIV?
Put a comment inside...
div class=simple-clear!-- --/div
...so IE understands that div is empty.
Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
Tim Owens wrote:
I have an image gallery menu using left-floated imgs within a div. Seems
that in IE the first row does not catch the background color and instead
displays white. Here's the link: http://www.owensdesigns.com/jwilliams/work
This bug does not show up with FF or Safari. Any help is
Maziak, Peter (Tek Systems) wrote:
Any tips for me?
http://www.msu.edu/~maziak/umg/rms/demo_launchRMSwizard.html
IE is saved by its 'hasLayout'[1] bug, as usual.
#bottom{
background:#C4D3FF;
width:100% /* 'hasLayout' trigger in IE - contains float */;
display: table
Janet Lynn Ford wrote:
Everything was fine until I included a table. In IE. Now if a user
increases his font size, the table doesn't stay within it's
containing block, and is hidden behind the right column.
http://www.marchingcardinals.org/newlook/fundraising.htm
I would try to utilize
Do you mean too wide?
Yes
Don't forget to include borders, margins padding in your math.
Temporarily give each div a separate background color, to make it easier
to visualize just what's happening with each div and its margin and
padding.
The reason I was off mathmatically is due to the
Could someone check out http://www.highland-bc.org in both IE and any
other browser and tell me WHY you can't see the floated images under
Highland Happenings in IE?
Thank you!
Erin Spangler
__
css-discuss [EMAIL
Erin Spangler wrote:
Could someone check out http://www.highland-bc.org in both IE and any
other browser and tell me WHY you can't see the floated images under
Highland Happenings in IE?
IE forgot to paint them :-)
Add...
.leftimg, .rightimg {position: relative;}
...and they should be
I am attempting to clarify my muddled thinking on various types of positioning
by restructuring this page...I am trying to position the datestamp so that it
appears at the top right of the banner and stays fixed even when the browser is
stretched at higher screen resolutions. I have been going
Design Groups wrote:
http://209.15.116.77/test/index.asp
That's the site in question.
I got it to look like it should in everything I've got to check it in.
However, for some reason, the header - in IE only - is jumping. When you
load up the page, it is pushed up against the left dotted
Greetings All,
I have an image that needs to be swapped out with another on hover. Is
there a way to do this with CSS?
I have tried the following:
a.kidscorner {
background:#e1e1e1 url('../images/widgets/kids_corner.gif') top
right no-repeat;
width:150px;
height:136px;
}
A followup to my last message on positioning:
In general, I am trying to set up my sites now so that everything stays within
the container box even when the browser is stretched at higher resolutions. I
am finding that not assigning a width to the container seems to accomplish this
but then
Maziak, Peter (Tek Systems) wrote:
http://www.msu.edu/~maziak/umg/rms/demo_launchRMSwizard.html
In FF, IMG (blank.gif)falls out of div#bottom
In Opera, same IMG falls out AND div#bottom does not follow immediatelyinline.
-Pete
I think the inline styles tripped all the browsers. Others on
Should work. Try putting some text in the link to see if that fixes
it. If not, post a link to the site?
On 4/24/06, Schalk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings All,
I have an image that needs to be swapped out with another on hover. Is
there a way to do this with CSS?
I have tried the
Everything was fine until I included a table. In IE. Now if a user
increases his font size, the table doesn't stay within it's
containing block, and is hidden behind the right column.
I would try to utilize another IE/flaw, and add this...
table {position: relative; z-index: 1;
Iorhael wrote:
[...the site doesn't center.
http://www.drkdesign.com/katz-lynch/
Debbie
Adding this should center it:
#container {margin: 0 auto;}
You may want to delete the font-size on p, and reduce h2(or break it to
two lines, and you could live without the letter-spacing on it, either
The menu is made up of nested unordered lists. It looks the way I
want (still tinkering a bit) in Safari, Firefox, and Opera on a Mac,
and Firefox on a PC. It turns ugly in IE (PC and Mac), but in
different ways.
In IE on the Mac, it looks like a float issue of some sort. The
first
http://www.kennygraham.net/drk/index.html
http://www.kennygraham.net/drk/style.css
should get you started in the right direction. css is commented.
personal opinion is to ditch the date/time thing. every operating
system has that easily displayed already. if you really want it, or
are just
Gwydionmom wrote:
The menu is made up of nested unordered lists. It looks the way I
want (still tinkering a bit) in Safari, Firefox, and Opera on a Mac,
and Firefox on a PC. It turns ugly in IE (PC and Mac), but in
different ways.
http://www.d2care.org/copyright.php
CSS
This group is great! I've been working 23/2 this weekend on trying to
get a required content table format web page into a css format. I've
spent a lot of time today at work exploring
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ because the issues for a few former
trials that I had at home didn't happen at
http://www.kennygraham.net/drk/index.html
http://www.kennygraham.net/drk/style.css
should get you started in the right direction. css is commented.
thank you Kenny and David...it looks just fine with floating the menu...one
difference is is that I assigned the centering margin: {0 auto} to the
Hi,
Does anyone know how to make colored scrollbars work for sure in IE? It seems
that sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. Right now, they are not
working for me for these two sites, yet I always use the same code (except for
colors).
www.figureskatersonline.com/katz-lynch
Thanks for the help! I'm not sure why I didn't think of checking validation
first and foremost. All those errors have been fixed. The problem with the
size of the page is that it is php driven, and the content could change
based on my client's needs so it has to be a bit more dynamic, hense having
42 matches
Mail list logo
