[css-d] columns streching

so i'am looking for a place with good explaination of the technique(s) of: columns streching to the bottom of the viewport, regardless of the content length of any of the columns through google i found in some forums tips for specific user questions, but not a good article that (thorrow) explains

Re: [css-d] Lock down some text sizes

Tim Ware wrote: [...] we *definitely* need to lock down the file size for the navigation or it breaks the design. [...] Hi Tim, After all (not working/accessible solutions: fixed fonts, images, imagemaps with tables and spacers, no site, etc.): Back To Question. ;-) Are you 100% sure the

Re: [css-d] @import media rule

jack fredricks wrote: I have tried; 1) imported print.css for all media 2) wrapped the content of print.css in an @media print rule but it still doesnt work for silly IE6 FF is fine. FF web dev toolbar shows that print.css was linked properly. Just a tip - Wrapping this way

[css-d] Firefox 1.03 and floats

Hi, Am having a problem with floats on Firefox ( PC - Ver 1.03). Basic enough page, with a right floated element followed by some text, problem was/is the text ended up being pushed out to the right and ended up half off-screen. I thought I had fixed this issue as it first manifested itself

Re: [css-d] Accomodation gallery in IE

Erik Gyepes wrote: As we all know IE is very very buggy browser, just look to this page: http://www.pripisa.sk/stranka/ubytovanie/ in FF, then in IE? How to solve this unlikely mess? Hi Erik, As you can see, IE6 is 'helping'(!!) you by making sure that it expands the container and

[css-d] Giving Focus

I have two small forms on a page. I am giving focus to a form element, but I only want to effect one of the forms. Can anyone assist? The code: input:focus, input.sffocus { background: #8197B7; } This snipet of code is attached to a javaScript Page is

Re: [css-d] columns streching

Erik Visser wrote: so i'am looking for a place with good explaination of the technique(s) of: columns streching to the bottom of the viewport, regardless of the content length of any of the columns through google i found in some forums tips for specific user questions, but not a good article

Re: [css-d] One fieldset shifting place in IE/Win

Seona Bellamy wrote: Just noticed a problem with our sign-up form. When you look at it in IE/Win (don't know if it happens on Mac too or not) the fieldset Company Details is sitting against the left edge of the content space instead of pushed out from it like all the others are. I've gone

[css-d] PNG alpha transparency bug in Firefox

Hi, I'm not actually sure what's the problem but here is the description, maybe someone knows what's going on. I tried to make a better example page but couldn't replicate the bug so I must present the whole web page. http://www.pulu.org/transbug/ministri.php?j=weltsu SEURAAVAT KEIKAT in the

Re: [css-d] columns streching

the wiki has a good list of sites to visit: http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=AnyColumnLongest if you don't mind some javascript, here's another link i have bookmarked: http://www.ampsoft.net/webdesign-l/making-web-pages-extend-to-bottom.html

[css-d] Possible to overriding embedded SS with external SS?

I'm pretty sure this is bass-ackwards, but I need to be able to over-ride an embedded stylesheet with an external one, if the external one exists. I was thinking it might be possible to do using javascript something like this... The embedded stylesheet would be included in the js code. On

Re: [css-d] PNG alpha transparency bug in Firefox

Lassi Heikkinen wrote: http://www.pulu.org/transbug/ministri.php?j=weltsu SEURAAVAT KEIKAT in the left column has a PNG alpha-channel background-image. ... It worked fine as far as I noticed the strange behaviour in Firefox (1.5.0.3). Leave the URL I gave in background for a few minutes

Re: [css-d] Possible to overriding embedded SS with external SS?

I'm pretty sure this is bass-ackwards, but I need to be able to over-ride an embedded stylesheet with an external one, if the external one exists. I was thinking it might be possible to do using javascript something like this... The embedded stylesheet would be included in the js code. On

Re: [css-d] Firefox 1.03 and floats

Then this morning a user with PC firefox 1.03 found the exact same problem. Is there some known issue with that version of Firefox and how it works with floats and clears etc? Eoin, very had for me to answer without the code. Show it. Niklas

Re: [css-d] Possible to overriding embedded SS with external SS?

I'm pretty sure this is bass-ackwards, but I need to be able to over-ride an embedded stylesheet with an external one, if the external one exists. I was thinking it might be possible to do using javascript something like this... it is off-topic, but I am also on the php list so may as

[css-d] Problems with IE doing centered layout

I am trying to use css to do the layout on http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html and most everything seems correct in firefox, but IE is not creating the box I desire at all. CSS can be found at http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/style.css.txt Any help is greatly

Re: [css-d] Possible to overriding embedded SS with external SS?

Christian Heilmann wrote: Not in CSS, so that is off-topic. I was trying to figure out how to get the 'right CSS' applied to the doc. I see now that including the 'how' part put me off topic. My bad. My apologies. Best regards, Bill

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE doing centered layout

I'm not sure if IE will allow you to set a width on the body element. It's best to just make a container div to create that fixed width box, and I would think that would fix the problem. -Jade Rauenzahn On 5/17/06, Deprived One [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am trying to use css to do the layout

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE doing centered layout

I am trying to use css to do the layout on http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html and most everything seems correct in firefox, but IE is not creating the box I desire at all. Agreed - use a container div with a fixed width. Also, try and keep your css file naming

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE doing centered layout

Thank you for the input. Changing it up to use a containing div seems to have taken care of the problem. Now to go poke around at the other little issues. Jay Jade Rauenzahn wrote: I'm not sure if IE will allow you to set a width on the body element. It's best to just make a container div to

Re: [css-d] OK, what am I missing?

On 17/05/06, Dave Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is too weird! I finished one page, and it looked great in all of my browsers, plus at the library with IE/Win. Cool. So I changed the text, changed the pictures, and set up three more pages with exactly the same CSS. I've checked the to

Re: [css-d] OK, what am I missing?

On 17/05/06, Dave Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is too weird! I finished one page, and it looked great in all of my browsers, plus at the library with IE/Win. Cool. So I changed the text, changed the pictures, and set up three more pages with exactly the same CSS. I've checked

Re: [css-d] Problems with IE doing centered layout

Deprived One wrote: I am trying to use css to do the layout on http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html and most everything seems correct in firefox, but IE is not creating the box I desire at all. CSS can be found at

[css-d] Different troubles in different browsers

Not quite sure where to start. Testing in IE and Mozilla and each browser works great in some ways and has issues in others. site: http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/index.html css: http://www.centralmiss.com/accesscontrolgroup/style.css The only problem I am having with IE is in the

Re: [css-d] OK, what am I missing?

Dave Pierce wrote: ... But the text in http://lorettosedgwick.org/pages/aboutus.html and http://lorettosedgwick.org/pages/sedgwicklife.html is cut off on the left about 2 or 3 letters ... font-size: small ... If only MS had constructed some nasty bugs around too small font settings. The

Re: [css-d] OK, what am I missing?

Ingo Chao wrote: The wrapper for all that paragraphs that are creeping [1] to the left has a padding-bottom and a margin-left set. I meant padding-bottom and border-left ... puzzling. Ingo -- http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html

[css-d] CSS 4 print

Can I use CSS to move things around on the printed page, including before a page break? -- Marc Luzietti Flagship Project Bayview Financial, L.P. (305) 341-5624 __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] OK, what am I missing?

Dave Pierce wrote: http://lorettosedgwick.org/pages/aboutus.html Anyone have any ideas as to what I'm missing? The IE-bug Ingo mentioned. The easiest way to avoid that bug, is to restyle like this... .friends { background: #ffeab8; padding-top: 3px; padding-bottom: 6px; } .friends p {

Re: [css-d] CSS 4 print

On 5/17/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can I use CSS to move things around on the printed page, including before a page break? The short answer is: you definitely can use CSS to do this, but browsers will always mess up your positioning. Basically the only safe CSS-P for

[css-d] Position menu to new location

Hi all, I have a division element with an id of menu. It contains an unordered list and a search box. It is contained within no other elements beyond the body tag. Currently, it is the second element in the page, both in code and display. I would like to make it the second to last element in code

Re: [css-d] Accomodation gallery in IE

Hi Stuart! Yes that really works. Yeah it is extra code but it works and now this is the main thing. Thank very much for your time to help me and testing, you are a good boy :) Thanks, Erik Stuart Homfray wrote: Erik Gyepes wrote: As we all know IE is very very buggy browser, just look

Re: [css-d] Accomodation gallery in IE

Ahoj Tomasz, ano Polsko, nasi severny susedia :D No, our companies CMS don't uses Smarty as the templating system. But I really don't need to use PHP, Stuart send me another type of solution, so now it is working fine in IE too, just with CSS solution. Erik Tomasz Staniak wrote: Witaj Erik

[css-d] Still probs with n7 csws2 xhtml 1.0

Hi folks, I still have a problem with a page on: http://athene.riv.csu.edu.au/~wmccle01/resources/01index.html Its xhtml css2 and was w3c css validating, but now comes up with 3 parse errors: Line: 85 Context : #container Invalid number : background-image url is not a background-image value :

Re: [css-d] Different troubles in different browsers

Deprived One wrote: Not quite sure where to start. Same here. It's hard to hit a moving target. I think you'll need to clear the floats to start: Add this CSS: br.both { clear: both; } Add br class=both / to the html as below: p To be the finest security and access vendor with the best

[css-d] Arbitrary footer trouble.

Hi all, I've been having an intermittent problem with our new CSS/XHTML design -- so intermittent that I haven't been able to reproduce it myself and have only come across it on one occasion when it happened to somebody else and I just happened to be nearby. Sounds real promising, I know.

Re: [css-d] Different troubles in different browsers

Thank you so much David, that was exactly what I needed! Jay David Laakso wrote: Deprived One wrote: Not quite sure where to start. Same here. It's hard to hit a moving target. I think you'll need to clear the floats to start: Add this CSS: br.both { clear: both; } Add br

Re: [css-d] Arbitrary footer trouble.

this probably isn't the ah ha moment answer, but i'm guessing that something is putting your footer at the bottom of the viewport instead of the bottom of the content from the position of the purple bar. i'm guessing your browser window was probably in the 1024x768 range judging by how far down

[css-d] testing a :print style

I've just begun trying to use a seperate style sheet for printed output and I wonder... Are there significant differences between the result of CSS styles for one printer vs. another (as there are in from one browser vs. another)? Is there a reliable way, short of hardcopy, to see what a

[css-d] Images in liquid / elastic layouts.

I'm trying my hand at an elastic layout. Where the page expands according to the font size set. I know that static size graphic images are probably not a good idea but designers do use them. As an example: http://www.nicktoye.co.uk/ I englarged the text and noticed the text going out of

Re: [css-d] Images in liquid / elastic layouts.

On 5/17/06, Mark Fellowes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So being aware of the various limitations and knowing the chances one takes are there some guidelines to follow when using images in a liquid design? From http://www.cssliquid.com/resources/ : Experiments with Wide Images:

[css-d] CSS onclick event?

Here's an odd one...and this is purely for theoretical purposes. I was just wondering if there was any possible way to have a link remain one color until another one is clicked upon, using *only* CSS. For example, if you had a UL list comprised of 5 links, would it be possible to hover over

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

On 5/17/06, Design Groups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here's an odd one...and this is purely for theoretical purposes. I was just wondering if there was any possible way to have a link remain one color until another one is clicked upon, using *only* CSS. a:active { color:whatever; } -- --

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

Christian Montoya wrote: a:active { color:whatever; } Yes, but that only works when you click the button (or mouse down). When you unclick and move away, the color doesn't remain behind, it reverts to the visited color. What I'm looking for is the active state to stay, until another link

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

i think your best bet is javascript. javascript could change the css class of the tab and won't change it again until something else is clicked, in which case you take the active class away from the original one and apply it to the newly activated one.

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

On 5/17/06, Design Groups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Christian Montoya wrote: a:active { color:whatever; } Yes, but that only works when you click the button (or mouse down). When you unclick and move away, the color doesn't remain behind, it reverts to the visited color. What I'm

[css-d] A Fairly Complex Design Complete, wishing to implement using all CSS

Hi Everyone, We just received a final design for a new website, in Photoshop format. It looks good and meets the need... And it is fully approved by the client. Now, I could do what I've always done -- slice it up using Adobe ImageReady and output it as HTML/Tables. But I recently did an output

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

Design Groups wrote: Here's an odd one...and this is purely for theoretical purposes. I was just wondering if there was any possible way to have a link remain one color until another one is clicked upon, using *only* CSS. For example, if you had a UL list comprised of 5 links, would it be

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

Christian Montoya wrote: On 5/17/06, Design Groups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here's an odd one...and this is purely for theoretical purposes. I was just wondering if there was any possible way to have a link remain one color until another one is clicked upon, using *only* CSS. a:active {

Re: [css-d] CSS onclick event?

On 5/17/06, Design Groups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Christian Montoya wrote: a:active { color:whatever; } Yes, but that only works when you click the button (or mouse down). When you unclick and move away, the color doesn't remain behind, it reverts to the visited color. What I'm

Re: [css-d] Images in liquid / elastic layouts.

I thought I could get the graphics to expand (Latin text box) using a rounded corners method. However the box breaks up as the text is enlarged. So being aware of the various limitations and knowing the chances one takes are there some guidelines to follow when using images in a liquid

Re: [css-d] A Fairly Complex Design Complete, wishing to implement using all CSS

Finally... I am (BRAND) new to the list - please accept my apologies if this post is offensive in any way, as I have not had time to lurk and observe the true etiquette and nature of the list. I just want to get this done, but if a CSS-only layout is too much for this design, I'll have to go

[css-d] [ADMIN] Re: A Fairly Complex Design Complete, wishing to implement using all CSS

Finally... I am (BRAND) new to the list - please accept my apologies if this post is offensive in any way, as I have not had time to lurk and observe the true etiquette and nature of the list. I just want to get this done... Hi Marc I'm afraid that mentioning offering money for help is

[css-d] [tech] cached images not displaying

This is a problem I've been wrestling with on and on for the last few months. It has been extremely difficult to get a handle on, since it is intermittent and often difficult to reproduce. I am bringing it to this list because it may be a CSS problem; it could also be an IE quirk, and am

[css-d] A couple of odd spacing issues...

Hi all, I could really use some help with 2 spacing issues on this page: http://indigopear.com/Clients/rcjl/Index.html The css is here: http://indigopear.com/Clients/rcjl/style.css 1. Margins/padding are set to 0, yet the photo boxes have a space between the rows in Firefox and Opera.

[css-d] border-collapse bug. (?)

Hi All - I've run into what appears to be a bug, but haven't been able to find any documentation on it. Essentially I'm working with a table with a width of 100%. On the top and bottom of the table are divs with a width of auto (to allow for inner padding). These are used for pagination, etc.

Re: [css-d] A couple of odd spacing issues...

Ann Adamcik wrote: http://indigopear.com/Clients/rcjl/Index.html http://indigopear.com/Clients/rcjl/style.css 1. Margins/padding are set to 0, yet the photo boxes have a space between the rows in Firefox and Opera. Try: img {display: block; add border: none; } 2. In IE6,

[css-d] funny space on div in FF

Hello, I have a situation where I have a div id=content that follows a div id=navbar. FF shows a small space between the 2 div's, that is until I put a border around the div id=content. When I do, the div is pulled up flush with the top div with only the border in between. I've seen this

Re: [css-d] border-collapse bug. (?)

On May 18, 2006, at 8:55 AM, Jim Barraud wrote: Essentially I'm working with a table with a width of 100%. On the top and bottom of the table are divs with a width of auto (to allow for inner padding). These are used for pagination, etc. The table has a border applied to all the table cells.

Re: [css-d] funny space on div in FF

On May 18, 2006, at 10:25 AM, Matt Tibbits wrote: I have a situation where I have a div id=content that follows a div id=navbar. FF shows a small space between the 2 div's, that is until I put a border around the div id=content. When I do, the div is pulled up flush with the top div

Re: [css-d] funny space on div in FF

Matt Tibbits wrote: I have a situation where I have a div id=content that follows a div id=navbar. FF shows a small space between the 2 div's, that is until I put a border around the div id=content. When I do, the div is pulled up flush with the top div with only the border in between. [ ...

[css-d] Fun header challenge?

I'm trying to make what should be a simple header. Problem is that I want it to expand properly with enlarged text sizes. The entire header has a background color. In the center is a centered h1 for the page title, and at the left is an img (a transparent png logo) followed by a span containing

[css-d] Fun header challenge?

I'm trying to make what should be a simple header. Problem is that I want it to expand properly with enlarged text sizes. The entire header has a background color. In the center is a centered h1 for the page title, and at the left is an img (a transparent png logo) followed by a span containing

Re: [css-d] border-collapse bug. (?)

On 5/17/06, Bill Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Jim, I know this is a thanks for nothing kind of reply, but I just wanted you to know that I did extensive testing on your test case and could not resolve the issue either. I tried setting widths on the divs, relative positioning, margins,

Re: [css-d] border-collapse bug. (?)

On 5/17/06, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is more complicated, or simple..;-) The border on a table is put half inside, half outside Put a 10 px border on it, and then a 5 px border on td/th, and you start to see what happens [1]. And check out the illustration under

Re: [css-d] [tech] cached images not displaying

Phil Glatz wrote: [images often not displaying in IE] I don't know why the size/created/modified values aren't available when I look at the image properties, but think this may be a valuable clue. Can anyone shine light on what this means, and why it is happening? I think we need another