Brendan Grossman wrote:
Here's sample code I'm using...
#left {
float: left;
width: 15em;
}
#right {
float: left;
}
div id=left/div
div id=right/div !-- drops below left div --
This sample code does not drop in Firefox.
Ingo
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On Jun 15, 2006, at 1:44 PM, Brendan Grossman wrote:
Is it possible to have floating divs side-by-side without the width
specified or with just one set explicitly?
For example I have two columns...
Left hand side I want to set explicity, ie. 15em
Right hand side, I want it to fill up the
Hi all,
I have a small problem with a form on my latest site which I can't
resolve.
The page is www.scottishfreshfoods.com/hamporder.htm
The page works correctly in Firefox IE5/IE6. In Opera 8.54 the page
looks OK but none of the input boxes in the lefthand column (Order your
hamper here) can
article on 100PercentHeight not properly listed on
css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FrontPage
propably because of the page strating with a number?
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Mike Davies wrote:
The page is www.scottishfreshfoods.com/hamporder.htm
The page works correctly in Firefox IE5/IE6. In Opera 8.54 the page
looks OK but none of the input boxes in the lefthand column (Order your
hamper here) can be entered. This works fine in the other browsers.
Cannot
Having spent ages learning how to position stuff in CSS and getting
it meticulously right (using the nice hack that I was pointed at
to get IE to behave, too) the client has now said Oh, can you
make the content centre in the browser?
ARGH! If I was still using tables for layout this would be
On 15/06/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having spent ages learning how to position stuff in CSS and getting
it meticulously right (using the nice hack that I was pointed at
to get IE to behave, too) the client has now said Oh, can you
make the content centre in the browser?
On 15/06/06, Flash Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 11:01:05AM +0100, Dave Goodchild wrote:
To centre in the browser there are two main ways, either use the IE
heck
(text-align: center then text-align: left etc) but I prefer using
relative
positioning and
On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 11:12:49AM +0100, Dave Goodchild wrote:
Can you give me the URL?
Course!
http://www.wdam.co.uk/clients/dynam/hh/
I didn't post it at first as I didn't want it to look like I'm
asking you to do my homework for me; I'd rather grasp the concept
than copy parrot fashion.
On 15/06/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 11:12:49AM +0100, Dave Goodchild wrote:
Can you give me the URL?
Course!
http://www.wdam.co.uk/clients/dynam/hh/
I didn't post it at first as I didn't want it to look like I'm
asking you to do my homework
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having spent ages learning how to position stuff in CSS and
getting it meticulously right (using the nice hack that I was
pointed at to get IE to behave, too) the client has now said
Oh, can you make the content centre in the browser?
ARGH! If I was still using
Dave Goodchild wrote:
To centre in the browser there are two main ways, either use
the IE heck (text-align: center then text-align: left etc)
but I prefer using relative positioning and negative margins
- example:
#wrapper {
width: 740px;
position: relative;
left: 50%;
margin-left:
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
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
I don't know of a comprehensive article, but we have a wiki page
On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 12:21:04PM +0200, Els wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So... My idea is to make a container class for it all, and then
to have everything positioned relative rather than absolute.
And centre the containing class.
Just make a div with id=container to hold all that's
Hi Dale
Technically you are supposed to specify a background *every* time you
specify a foreground (and vise versa).
The problem is that the validator seems to ignore the 'Cascade' part of
cascading style sheets (and also, doesn't look at the mark-up) so has no
real clue as to which
I'm wondering - wouldn't it work to simply set the width of the body
appropriately, then set it's left and right margins to auto?
Same effect without any extra non-semantic cruft.
This just off the top of my head, so YMMV.
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Scott Reston wrote:
I'm wondering - wouldn't it work to simply set the width of
the body appropriately, then set it's left and right margins
to auto?
And give it position:relative, yes :-)
Same effect without any extra non-semantic cruft.
This just off the top of my head, so YMMV.
Yup,
Hi all,
Is it at all possible to display a page within a page (i.e. not using frames
or iframe).
i.e. the ability to set the source of a div to an external url.
Anyone ever tried or achieved anything like this?
Thanks,
John
John Mandia wrote:
Is it at all possible to display a page within a page (i.e.
not using frames or iframe).
i.e. the ability to set the source of a div to an external url.
Not with CSS.
JavaScript perhaps (no idea) or else, Google for screenscraping
(server-side scripting needed).
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On 15 Jun 2006, at 15:11, John Mandia wrote:
Hi all,
Is it at all possible to display a page within a page (i.e. not
using frames
or iframe).
i.e. the ability to set the source of a div to an external url.
Anyone ever tried or achieved anything like this?
Thanks,
John
Depending on
On 15 Jun 2006, at 00:20, Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I have a div filled with text that I am creating scrolling
functionality using DHTML. I am having a CSS issue because my
background image was scrolling along with the text, and I wanted it to
remain put (static), so I tried this:
www.wku.edu/icap is what I'm working on. In firefox the related links
line up perfect, but in IE they look horrible. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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Tom Anthony wrote:
On 15 Jun 2006, at 00:20, Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I have a div filled with text that I am creating scrolling
functionality using DHTML. I am having a CSS issue because my
background image was scrolling along with the text, and I wanted it to
remain put (static), so I
Trey Copeland wrote:
www.wku.edu/icap is what I'm working on. In firefox the
related links line up perfect, but in IE they look horrible.
Any suggestions?
They don't line up in Firefox here, while they do in IE.
You're missing an opening li on the second link.
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Els wrote:
Trey Copeland wrote:
www.wku.edu/icap is what I'm working on. In firefox the
related links line up perfect, but in IE they look horrible.
Any suggestions?
They don't line up in Firefox here, while they do in IE.
You're missing an opening li on the second link.
Ugh - you're also
Trey Copeland wrote:
General advice:
When you are asking people to help you with a problem, don't
alter the example. It's very hard to see a problem in a moving
target. Instead, if you want to keep fiddling while waiting for
other people's help, use a separate example. One that you post
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the suggestions.
Let me clarify the idea a bit:
Environment of target page : .Net, IIS, ASP.Net
Consuming page: Undetermined (Could be JSP).
The idea is that I have an ssl page. I want someone to be able to display
this page within their own page not using frames or an
This is a possible solution to making min/max work in IE:
http://www.doxdesk.com/software/js/minmax.html
Haven't used it personally, though.
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Erik Visser wrote:
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
Erik Visser
On 15/06/06, Richard Allsebrook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is that the validator seems to ignore the 'Cascade' part of
cascading style sheets
Actually, its the exact opposite.
BECAUSE of the cascade, you can end up with your forground colour
being displayed against a background
David Laakso wrote:
Fixed may be a problem for IE. Although there is an underground
rumor a friend of the list has solved this wicked difficult problem.
It depends... :-)
There's this workaround for regular fixed backgrounds...
http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/fixedBackground.html
There's also
Thank you for the reply,
David Dorward wrote:
On 15/06/06, Richard Allsebrook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is that the validator seems to ignore the 'Cascade' part of
cascading style sheets
Actually, its the exact opposite.
BECAUSE of the cascade, you can end up with your
Ok, I hope that this is a simple fix that my frazzled brain just hasn't
recognized. This page is a bit of a mess and I'm just in the process of
trying to clean things up.
I've created a roll-over CSS navigation (using a little .js). This is an
example for navigation code I found somewhere
Why are you using the additional span tag around Corporations
LLCs? Not that I think it has anything to do with your problem, but it
just seems unnecessary to me and I'd like to know if I'm missing
something.
Also, I've had better luck explicitly defining the margins for top left
right and
On 6/14/06, Brendan Grossman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone
Is it possible to have floating divs side-by-side without the width
specified or with just one set explicitly?
Yes.
For example I have two columns...
Left hand side I want to set explicity, ie. 15em
Right hand side, I want
Tanya Fader wrote:
I've created a roll-over CSS navigation (using a little .js). This is an
example for navigation code I found somewhere else. I've added background
images to each of the li nav elements so that they work more like
rollovers (just a note that I haven't finished so the
Hello list,
I am banging my head against my desk on this one. IE6 is always
printing a second blank page for a couple of Intranet reports here.
Are there any typical things that would cause this? I have a print
style sheet, but nothing seems to be fixing it.
Any thoughts? I can't post the page
URH!
I got it. I have some wrappers at 100% height. I was countering it in
the print sheet with height:auto; but it wasn't doing anything - in IE
at least. When I changed it to height:auto!important; my extra prined
sheet went away.
One for the books...
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Hi Tom,
Outside the web world this is caused by one too many blank lines more often
than not. Does the extra page print when you resize the view to it's
smallest? Perhaps there are some breaks or extra text, or lengthy footers
that you can adjust?
Can you copy your print css and some source
Hmmm - guess I should have been more explicit in
asking a question - What have I done wrong in my css
and html?
TIA,
E.
e lohroff wrote:
snip
my page is still broken in IE 6, Opera 7.11 and
Netscape 8.1.
snip
I'm trying to teach myself css instead of tables and
am trying to replicate
e lohroff wrote:
I *think* I followed the guidelines and code
explicitly in OTL(positioniseverything.net) but my
page is still broken in IE 6, Opera 7.11 and Netscape
8.1.
I don't know what OTL is and I did not try to find out.
Most of us Opera fanatics use Opera9.0b2. I think the latest
It represents a starting point, not a solution. The xml declation
above the doctype puts IE in quirksmode (I don't exactly know
what that
means, other than it's easier to cope with the 'evil one' that way).
I find it the exact opposite. IE 6 in quirks mode renders any block
element with
I am getting this to work fine in Mozilla and Safari, but in IE the
background is nowhere to be found. I did also notice in the browsers
where it does show up is when you resize the browser window, the
background is static and doesn't reposition along with the rest. I am
thinking this may be due
Ed Seehouse wrote:
It represents a starting point, not a solution. The xml declation
above the doctype puts IE in quirksmode (I don't exactly know
what that
means, other than it's easier to cope with the 'evil one' that way).
I find it the exact opposite. IE 6 in quirks mode renders
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I am getting this to work fine in Mozilla and Safari, but in IE the
background is nowhere to be found.
[mega monster trim job]
Georg Sortun answered the question, and pointed you, at 12:02p this
afternoon. Perhaps you did not see his reply.
Georg wrote in reference to IE:
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 11:52:42 -0500, Dale Lists wrote:
So it would seem that I now need to define a:link, a:hover, etc for
each place where there may be a different background color for each div
I may use a link in. That both kind of makes sense, but also would seem
to make things far more
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