Hi,
I would like to put a 100% high div on my page, but for some reason I
just can?t get it to work. I use the method described in the ?One True
Layout - Equal Height Columns? [1] with no luck. The markup is dead
simple
div id=container
div id=contents
p
Thanks for that zoe. Really appreciate it. As I said, this is my first
real CSS site and I'm having some major problems with the ie thang.
I've managed to sort out most of the positioning problems, and I've set
the position to relative on the box areas as suggested and this has
worked nicely.
Can (was) CSS used to give this page's containing element the drop shadow
appearance?
http://www.clubcorp.com/clubs.aspx
Thanks
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TMH Design wrote:
Can (was) CSS used to give this page's containing element the
drop shadow appearance?
http://www.clubcorp.com/clubs.aspx
Left and right shadow are one image:
http://www.clubcorp.com/images/shadowBg.png
It's set through the home.css stylesheet.
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TMH Design wrote:
Can (was) CSS used to give this page's containing element the drop shadow
appearance? http://www.clubcorp.com/clubs.aspx
The example page uses images for the drop shadow(disable images in your
browser).
A drop shadow can be done with CSS. This is /one/ method:
Hi all. I have completed the redesign of www.web-buddha.co.uk. I have used
browsercam (for those who don't know, sign up for a 24-hour trial - you can
use it to view screenshots of your pages in a multitide of browsers). The
site seems stable in all browsers on a variety of platforms apart from
Yes, CSS was used, here is the rule that controls it:
div#wrapper {
position: relative;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
text-align: left;
width: 754px;
padding: 0 8px;
background-image: url(../images/shadowBg.png);
It stops loading at 15kb of a 72kb image named css.jpg
It actually locks the program on my Mac. The image may be corrupt.
On Jun 8, 2006, at 6:47 AM, Dave Goodchild wrote:
Hi all. I have completed the redesign of www.web-buddha.co.uk. I
have used
browsercam (for those who don't know,
xtiandc wrote:
Yup...that was it. Changed to media: all and it did the trick. Duh. Thanks!
Christian.
Tom Livingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On 6/5/06, xtiandc wrote:
Is there a way to control font size/layout on printable pages? The printer is
adhering to my (very)
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
don't have this problem because I just apply ids directly to the
headings and target jump links to these ids (works pretty much
everywhere except NN4).
The jump part may work but this technique may break tabbing navigation in
IE:
David Hucklesby wrote:
On Wed, 07 Jun 2006 07:38:38 -0400, Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
I usually set a base text color for a (with no pseudo classes on it)
that affects all states of all links. Then I override this color for
:visited and :hover. I usually don't set anything for :active or
Hi All,
I'm currently re-designing my Agriculture site
(http://www.ukagriculture.com) and wanted to know what is regarded as the
best fluid 3 column, header and footer layout.
I seem to be in-undated with choices and can't work out which is the best
option.
My dev pages are here
Thank you all for wonderful tips! Since signing up with this list I have
learned more about CSS than in the last 6 months on my own!
I am working on a new site for the city and almost have all problems
tweaked, except this little doozy: sample page:
http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/menutest.asp
The
Finishing up a template for a client, and I am new to tableless design.
There is a small problem with Safari rendering a grey line. This problems
doesnt exist in FF or other browsers. Where the issue is here.
http://www.modulestreams.com/index2.html
HTML:
div id=footer
div
Christian Coyly Commented:
Sure thing, Robert. Here is a link:
http://demo.wfp.com/v1a_prop.asp?id=19121
Please note that this very much a work in progress. The issue at hand:
the contents of the fly out menu are visible on hover, the links in
the main content are to the left are totally
Yes, I found that by changing the top of those blocks to a div as
opposed to an h2 and basically position:relative'ing that and its parent
divs, it seems to have fixed the issue..
However, I'm not seeing horizontal shrinking on page load in IE6 or IE7
like you described...
Thanks for the
http://www.modulestreams.com/6261352.jpg
http://www.modulestreams.com/6261349.jpg
are two examples.
On 6/8/06, Stephen Prater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not seeing the problem on Safari 1.3.2
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006 12:09:34 -0400, Dallas Cahker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finishing up a
Ingo Chao wrote:
The site: http://qatotonetwork.newmbc.com
To me, it looks like the entire page shrinks horizontally while page
load and switching from one page to the other (IE6 standalone next to
IE7)
John Haas wrote:
However, I'm not seeing horizontal shrinking on page load in
correct border-right: 1px #ccc solid;
adjusting the width in #blah (FF/Opera Win/Mac: width: 17.54em;)
and (SF/Mac: width: 17.49em;) works. But I have to do one or the other.
On 6/8/06, Chris Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
border-right? Not just border? Or also a border-left?
David Laakso wrote:
Trevor Boult wrote:
I'm currently re-designing my Agriculture site
(http://www.ukagriculture.com) and wanted to know what is regarded as
the best fluid 3 column, header and footer layout.
My dev pages are here http://www.tboult.co.uk/dev/ag/
I seem to have issues with
Tom wrote:
Does Safari 2.0.3x act differently than the latest one listed?
Hi Tom,
I can confirm that the filters listed do perform the same in Safari
2.0.3 as might be expected.
I have updated the list at www.digbyswift.com/dithered with this
information.
Thanks again for the request.
Ok, after trial and error, I narrowed it down to this code snippet that's
causing the problem. If I comment the img tag out of the XHTML, the problem goes
away:
XHTML:
img src=Falturro.jpg width=118 height=177 alt=Horse charging
class=imgright /
Corresponding CSS:
img.imgright {
Does an element hidden with css load?
Yes.
That may be a perhaps. If hiding means visibility: hidden I believe
you are correct. But if Christy means display: none then I do know some
browsers do not download the image. I don't recall which browsers,
though. Sorry.
If element refers to
I'm quite sure that FF does not load elements that are set to display:none;
I played around with a css-image-preloader some time ago made that
experience. And I believe it to be a smart thing to do of FF, because it
safes bandwidth.
Craig Cook schrieb:
Does an element hidden with css load?
In fact, it's specifically floating the image that causes the problem. If I
comment out the float, the margin of the containing div stays in the right place
(of course, the image isn't in the right spot, but...)
Anyone have a clue for me?? I obviously can't seem to find one :)
Please see http://dawkins.ctat.cs.cmu.edu/
My goal is the same as footerStickAlt [1]. I can't get this footer to
stick to the bottom of the page in any browser.
My guess is that this has something to do with a series of background
images that are generally not being computed as part of
Can someone help me with this one:
ul id=navlist
lia href=/index.wsHome/a/li |
lia href=/who/index.wsWho are we?/a/li |
lia href=/why/index.wsWhy Us?/a/li |
lia href=/approach/index.wsOur Approach/a/li |
lia href=/clients/index.ws class='selected'Clients/a/li |
lia
Scott Haneda wrote:
Can someone help me with this one:
ul id=navlist
lia href=/index.wsHome/a/li |
lia href=/who/index.wsWho are we?/a/li |
lia href=/why/index.wsWhy Us?/a/li |
lia href=/approach/index.wsOur Approach/a/li |
lia href=/clients/index.ws
Since you're not giving the actual context of the snippet, I can
only guess:
You probably have set a colour for ul#navlist a, and to override
it with just a class, you'd have to add the parent's selector
too. IOW, the following will probably work:
#navlist a.selected {
color: red;
On Jun 8, 2006, at 2:37 PM, Scott Haneda wrote:
Since you're not giving the actual context of the snippet, I can
only guess:
You probably have set a colour for ul#navlist a, and to override
it with just a class, you'd have to add the parent's selector
too. IOW, the following will probably
Affrternoon Scott
You wrote
Can someone help me with this one:
ul id=navlist
lia href=/index.wsHome/a/li |
lia href=/who/index.wsWho are we?/a/li |
lia href=/why/index.wsWhy Us?/a/li |
lia href=/approach/index.wsOur Approach/a/li |
lia href=/clients/index.ws
li class=selecteda href=/clients/index.ws Clients/a/li | ---
move the selector from the anchor to the * li* and use double quotes not
single..
Is there any solid ref on use of ' over in html and css?
Thanks for the help with the other stuff, got it working now.
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Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
br style=clear: both; font-size: 1px; line-height: 0; height: 0; /
...and even IE will clear properly and stop adding width to the
container.
Georg,
You are definitely the man - that fixes it, thanks! It does add a small
amount of space into the document,
Dave Re wrote:
It does add a small amount of space into the document, pushing the
text down some. Any way to correct that at all??
You can try to pull up the image and paragraph below the clearing by a
few pixels - using negative margin and/or just adjusting the styles
you've got.
Damn IE
Hi list!
I'm having a strange problem with a jumping, floated/positioned div in
IE 6 (and possibly lower). On the page:
http://clarkson.edu/projects/nanobird/3.4.php
(CSS: http://clarkson.edu/projects/nanobird/style.css and
http://clarkson.edu/projects/nanobird/style_ie55.css)
the Section
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