Duckworth, Nigel wrote:
Franky,
I like your mutations! I will take a closer look at this tonight and if
the markup changes aren't to radical I might go with this, in any case
it's nice to have choice.
-Nigel
See testpage over here
I'm just wondering how well is the multi-class feature (i.e.
class=style1 style2 style3) supported in various browsers.
Also, is there any significant difference between browsers in
terms of how the order of class names affects the
specificity/style precedence?
Actually, IE has
Hi,
Since I didn't get any (?) feedback at all last time I thought I'd
bring it back up. Its only minor glitches with a clean and small
example and I'm really keeping my fingers crossed that you guys and
gals can help me work them out. (Old post below)
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Hi,
I'm
Andreas Håkansson wrote:
Its only minor glitches ...
Maybe these aren't that minor.
Explorer 6.0.2900.2180
- No problems here.
Firefox 1.5.0.3
- The 2px high gap between the blue box and the black line has
disappeared
Netscape 8.1
- Same as firefox since its the same engine
On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 10:00:48 -0400, Ben Liu wrote:
The list items have a red background color which allows the graph to
be viewed on screen. Of course when the report is printed, if the user
does not select print background items somewhere in their print
dialogue boxes, they get no graph
Andreas Håkansson wrote:
Hi,
Since I didn't get any (?) feedback at all last time I thought I'd
bring it back up. Its only minor glitches with a clean and small
example and I'm really keeping my fingers crossed that you guys and
gals can help me work them out. (Old post below)
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Hi all
I am implementing the Skip to content link at the beginning of the
page for screen readers to skip the navigation and go straight to the
main content.
However, Internet Explorer 6.0 moves the visual focus, but not the input
focus.
How do I get this to work in IE6?
Wrong mailing
Hi,
I am looking for a few good/bulletproof examples of four and five column
fixed-width (floated?) simple/basic CSS layouts... no frills or gimmicks
(i.e. faux columns, negative margins...)
I have a pretty good idea how to tackle this type of layout
(fixed-width, all floated left, account
David,
Great, thanks for checking it out!
Regards,
Nigel
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From: David Laakso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 2:03 AM
To: Duckworth, Nigel
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Background Image on Blockquote Hidden
Hi all, I am building a back end admin system for our new venture and like a
fool only checked in FF as it will only ever be used by us and I never use
IE locally. However, my business partner refuses to install IE and seems to
get a blank page here:
http://www.projectkarma.co.uk/karma_admin/
On 19/06/06, Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am building a back end admin system for our new venture and like a
fool only checked in FF as it will only ever be used by us and I never use
IE locally. However, my business partner refuses to install IE and seems to
get a blank
Micky Hulse wrote:
I am looking for a few good/bulletproof
Nothing is bulletproof.
examples of four and five column
I think the problem at four columns and up becomes how do you present
content without resorting to unreadable mousetype.
fixed-width (floated?) simple/basic CSS layouts... no
On 19/06/06, Sam Partington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 19/06/06, Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am building a back end admin system for our new venture and
like a
fool only checked in FF as it will only ever be used by us and I never
use
IE locally. However, my
Hi there,
I seem to have a bug with vanishing links. The HTML validates
(I assumed I'd missed a somewhere) so I guess I've screwed up
the CSS somehow?
Please have a look at http://www.wdam.co.uk/clients/dynam/hh/
If you look in IE, all the links (are you a, homeseeker, etc)
work fine.
If you
Hi David, thanks for you quick response. :)
David Laakso wrote:
I think the problem at four columns and up becomes how do you present
content without resorting to unreadable mousetype.
Good point... if I understand what your saying that is... Hehe, how do
you mean mousetype?
Yawn :-P .
Having put color of HR into class as follows:
.hrcolor {color:#ff;}
and html as hr class=hrcolor /
renders ok in IE but not in FF.
If I use background:#ff; then FF renders darker color.
What say you for solution?
Ian
I don't understand how to get the label image of each specific
winery( a grey, arial and bigger letters) in the image box with
question marks, when hovering over the individual wineries. Then when
mousing out, have it disappear.
URL:
http://www.skingdesign.com/mcNeil_site/wineries2.htm
thank
Please have a look at http://www.wdam.co.uk/clients/dynam/hh/
If you look in Firefox, they all work fine on the front page.
But if you click on homeseeker, the developer and landowner
links stop working.
Anyone seen this kind of thing before, or can offer advice?
The Web Developer toolbar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to have a bug with vanishing links.
Nope, it is not a bug.
Please have a look at http://www.wdam.co.uk/clients/dynam/hh/
If you look in IE, all the links (are you a, homeseeker, etc)
work fine.
If you look in Firefox, they all work fine on the front page.
On Mon, Jun 19, 2006 at 03:12:54PM +0200, Els wrote:
The links on the right are covered by the triangle.
Set a border for #triangle in your stylesheet and you'll see it.
Doh. Thanks - I thought I had that the right size and didn't
think to try testing with a border - Ill remember that for
The wiki doesn't say there is any issue with class=one two three in IE. I
use that extensively and haven't seen any problems with any browsers as far
back as IE 5.0. The problem is when you try to use a CSS selector like
.one.two {}, which doesn't work at all in IE. But you can certainly use
Ian Young wrote:
Having put color of HR into class as follows:
.hrcolor {color:#ff;}
and html as hr class=hrcolor /
renders ok in IE but not in FF.
If I use background:#ff; then FF renders darker color.
What say you for solution?
.hrcolor{
color:#ff; /* for IE */
I don't understand how to get the label image of each specific
winery( a grey, arial and bigger letters) in the image box with
question marks, when hovering over the individual wineries. Then when
mousing out, have it disappear.
URL:
http://www.skingdesign.com/mcNeil_site/wineries2.htm
a)
Micky Hulse wrote:
Hi David, thanks for you quick response. :)
David Laakso wrote:
I think the problem at four columns and up becomes how do you present
content without resorting to unreadable mousetype.
Good point... if I understand what your saying that is..., how do
you mean
Hello all,
I cannot figure out how to get the p tag to line up with the top of a
particular div in IE6. It works fine in Firefox.
You'll see the p tag in green, contained in a yellow div, near the bottom of
this page:
http://www.parallaxwebdesign.com/projects/parallax_r2/portfolio.php
I know
The article on that page, is a *wonderful and worthwhile read*-- the
author of the article did /not/ set the moustype.
As I was about to comment on how the text can just be scaled up to
suit, I scaled it up myself in Mac Flock (FF) and was amazed to see
that when the nav, for starters, gets
Debbie Campbell wrote:
I cannot figure out how to get the p tag to line up with the
top of a particular div in IE6. It works fine in Firefox.
You'll see the p tag in green, contained in a yellow div, near
the bottom of this page:
Actually, IE has issues with multiple selectors. Not that it
doesn't work, just that there are caveats (that have bitten
me several times).
Refer to the wiki for details:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=MultipleClasses
The wiki doesn't say there is any issue with class=one two
Hi people:
I'm not asking for anyone to root out a solution for me, unless you want. What
I would like is IF anyone has seen this phenomena before and can point me in
the right direction to find a solution.
It has been pointed out to me that a Mysterious Black Line appears at the top
left of
On 6/19/06, tedd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has been pointed out to me that a Mysterious Black Line appears at the
top left of my web page
http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuh/
when viewing the page via Firefox 1.5.0.4 running on Mac OS X 10.4.6.
This line doesn't appear on any other
I'm starting to work on a new flyout menu but would like to cut down the
space between the elements that appear on the rollovers. There are some
IE issues I'm working on now, but you can get the general idea at:
http://wwwdev.lemoyne.edu/information_technology/menu.htm
The style sheet is at
so for a two col layout as an example you would float the first col
left and for the second col add margin-left to clear the first col,
and add spacing, but there would be no need to float the sec col,
right. Would that be the best approach?
On 6/18/06, Ed Seehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
Mary Stoughton wrote:
I am hving a problem with my site in Firefox. IE is fine.
http://trisms.com/NEW/index.html
The content div leaves a big gap. I have a p then it won't allow the next
h2 and p until after it passes the left nav div.
Are you floating any elements above the h2? If
tedd wrote:
Hi people:
Hi person ;-)
I'm not asking for anyone to root out a solution for me,
unless you want. What I would like is IF anyone has seen this
phenomena before and can point me in the right direction to
find a solution.
It has been pointed out to me that a Mysterious Black
Hello,
I am new to this list, and have been working with CSS now for close to a
year. I have embraced the use of XHTML/CSS for building my websites, but am
still learning how to work around the idiosyncrasies of Internet Explorer. I
have a website that I have created and have had difficulties
Mary Stoughton wrote:
I am hving a problem with my site in Firefox. IE is fine.
http://trisms.com/NEW/index.html
IE is saved by its 'Layout'[1] bug - again :-)
The content div leaves a big gap. I have a p then it won't allow the next
h2 and p until after it passes the left nav div.
You
On 6/19/06, Bruce Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so for a two col layout as an example you would float the first col
left and for the second col add margin-left to clear the first col,
and add spacing, but there would be no need to float the sec col,
right. Would that be the best approach?
I am having troubles with the vertical positioning of
the text in a navigation menu that I have created. It
is not centered vertically, and when I try to change
the margin, the background image moves with it. Can
someone take a look at this and see where I am going
wrong? I have looked at it for
On Sunday 18 June 2006 15:50, Jim Nannery wrote:
Morning Frans
Hello Jim,
Hi everyone,
Look at the attached XHTML.
Because of list policy [1], attachments are stripped from incoming mail.
Thanks for bringing me up to speed on that. My apologies for not having
investigated this in
I've got a layout that I've been working on here:
http://www.nova-web-solutions.com/new/
It works great in Safari and FIrefox Mac/Win, but breaks in IE 6
(possibly 5, but I haven't tested). I have a feeling it has to do
with the order of my code, but I can't quite figure it out. Does
Hi people:
I asked:
It has been pointed out to me that a Mysterious Black Line appears at the
top left of my web page
http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuh/
when viewing the page via Firefox 1.5.0.4 running on Mac OS X 10.4.6.
cj said use:
a img {border: none !important;} -- which worked
Dear colleages
I am very new to CSS, and am trying out some designs for a new website
using only CSS and HTML as much as possible, based on Eric Meyer's two
great books, EM on CSS and More EM on CSS. The particular problem I am
having with Firefox (both under Windows XP and Linux) is that it
tedd wrote:
The line is the top border of this element:
a href=#narrowparagraphimg
src=images/gifs/transparent.gif
alt=Skip Navigation height=2 width=2/a
Which carries the image border thing problem. I placed that
there for accessibility Skip Navigation, which as my Mom
used to say No
Look at this page please -
http://www.santarosadentist.com/enriching_lives.htm When you mouse over the
pictures the opacity changes, or so it would seem. Can this same effect be
achieved using CSS only? Tom
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css-discuss [EMAIL
You can do this with a:hover and two separate background images I think.
- Ben
On 6/20/06, TMH Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look at this page please -
http://www.santarosadentist.com/enriching_lives.htm When you mouse over the
pictures the opacity changes, or so it would seem. Can this
Here's the css:
#mainnav{text-align:left; background-color:#aca195;}
#mainnav ul{font-size:.8em; color:#fff; list-style-type:none;}
#mainnav ul li{padding:.7em; display:inline;}
and the html:
div id=mainnav
ul
liProfessional Liability Insurance/li
I'm having a strange problem where clicking on an ordinary a href link
is not loading the page it points to properly in Firefox. Instead, it
is just jumbling up the placement of the page but not sending another
http request to the server. Please check this out:
Carl Youngblood wrote:
On 6/19/06, Carl Youngblood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having a strange problem where clicking on an ordinary a
href link is not loading the page it points to properly in
Firefox. Instead, it is just jumbling up the placement of
the page but not sending another http
depends on the desierd effect - here's an example with a single image
and opacity:
www.dottedi.biz/codesamples/opacity_upon_hover.html
View source - the CSS is contained. JavaScript is commonly used for
more complex fading type transitions.
TMH Design wrote:
Look at this page please -
Current browsers don't have good widespread support for changing
image opacity. Right now only a few are capable, Opera and Safari I
think. IE5/6 definitely do not so it can't be done purely with CSS.
By having two variations of each image, one at 100% opacity and a
matching one at a lower
I may be getting in on this a little late but there's a good explanation /
tutorial for image opacity with CSS at this web site. My apology if this has
been stated already.
http://www.mandarindesign.com/opacityblending.html
Bob
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TMH Design wrote:
Look at this page please -
http://www.santarosadentist.com/enriching_lives.htm When you mouse over the
pictures the opacity changes, or so it would seem. Can this same effect be
achieved using CSS only? Tom
You might find this useful:
1st time poster
In a search for a semantic navigation of chapters I came up with a dl; with
a short description of the link (dt) in dd, and a bg picture for dt.
I floated and stretched the dta over the the dd, and it works in FF; the
full surface is clickable.
In IE however the dta float is
When I remove the display:table, my pixel borders disappear. Do you
have any idea about how I can keep those borders but get rid of the
other unwanted properties? I'd like this div to expand as the width
of the browser expands.
THanks,
Carl
On 6/19/06, Els [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Carl
I'm not sure what to call this problem... When you narrow the width of the
browser window far enough, the right-side div breaks and shows up below the
two left columns (green and blue) in IE 6. Doesn't happen in FF.
http://www.parallaxwebdesign.com/projects/parallax_r2/
#content-right {
Christian Heilmann wrote:
I don't understand how to get the label image of each specific
winery( a grey, arial and bigger letters) in the image box with
question marks, when hovering over the individual wineries. Then when
mousing out, have it disappear.
URL:
i have been trying to implement SIFR and have it working however it
seems to affect other image replacement techniques being used on the
page for a top logo on a h1
was wondering if this is something someone else has come across and
why it is doing the replacement on this h1 element when it
i have been trying to implement SIFR and have it working however it
seems to affect other image replacement techniques being used on the
page for a top logo on a h1
was wondering if this is something someone else has come across and
why it is doing the replacement on this h1 element when it
Debbie Campbell wrote:
I'm not sure what to call this problem... When you narrow the width of the
browser window far enough, the right-side div breaks and shows up below the
two left columns (green and blue) in IE 6. Doesn't happen in FF.
Micky Hulse wrote:
TMH Design wrote:
Look at this page please -
http://www.santarosadentist.com/enriching_lives.htm When you mouse over the
pictures the opacity changes, or so it would seem. Can this same effect be
achieved using CSS only? Tom
You might find this useful:
francky wrote:
Hi all,
Another contribution: img-rollover + fading in, also with css only (eh,
and 2 images): testpage
http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/css-hoverfade.htm.
Ah, pretty cool actually... I would have never thought to use a .gif.
But, it seems it has potential
G wrote:
1st time poster
In a search for a semantic navigation of chapters I came up with a dl; with
a short description of the link (dt) in dd, and a bg picture for dt.
I floated and stretched the dta over the the dd, and it works in FF; the
full surface is clickable.
In IE however the dta
Carl Youngblood wrote:
On 6/19/06, Els [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/19/06, Carl Youngblood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://constructioncapitalsource.com/test/sample.html
[snip]
if you either take off
display:table, or add a set width to #container, nothing
collapses,
When I remove the
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