The fix was an unlikely one (at least in my opinion). It involved adding the
line left: 50% to the position: absolute statement. (Earlier attempts to
change to float: right did put the div back onto the right side of the page
in Ff. But in IE it was sent to the bottom and I couldn't find the right
Hi all, I got an error from my mailer so I am re-sending this post, hope
its OK ...
So far I've been using the one true layout technique for equal height
columns using the extra large negative margin [1], however the advice
has been updated to say it can be dangerous [2].
I've also seen an
Hi all. This might be a really stupid question but has anyone ever had
a problem with displaying a certain font using css?
In my style sheet for the body tag I've said I want verdana then a list
of other fonts should the user not have verdana on their system. It
works in my browser but when I
Simon wrote:
In my style sheet for the body tag I've said I want verdana
then a list
of other fonts should the user not have verdana on their system. It
works in my browser but when I test it in IE and FF on a different
machine it only seems to display something like arial or times new
On 28/06/06, Simon Kerr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. This might be a really stupid question but has anyone ever had
a problem with displaying a certain font using css?
In my style sheet for the body tag I've said I want verdana then a list
of other fonts should the user not have verdana
Simon Kerr wrote:
In my style sheet for the body tag I've said I want verdana then a list
of other fonts should the user not have verdana on their system. It
works in my browser but when I test it in IE and FF on a different
machine it only seems to display something like arial or times new
hi all. sorry about that. I've styled the body as such:
body{
margin:0;
padding:0;
height:450px;
width:100%;
font: 62.5% verdana, sans-serif;
}
but the content areas use the following path:
body #foreground ul li .boxContent
where the foreground
On 06/06/28 11:19 (GMT+0100) Simon Kerr apparently typed:
Hi all. This might be a really stupid question but has anyone ever had
a problem with displaying a certain font using css?
In my style sheet for the body tag I've said I want verdana then a list
of other fonts should the user not
Hi all,
I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no border or cell
padding/spacing whatsoever.
This works perfectly in everything I want with the exception of IE5.2 on
my OSX machine which still displays a 2px border around cells, gr.
table {
border:0px;
I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no border or cell
padding/spacing whatsoever.
border-collapse:collapse;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
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Marc Luzietti
Flagship Project
Bayview Financial, L.P.
(305) 341-5624
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Marc wrote:
I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no border or cell
padding/spacing whatsoever.
border-collapse:collapse;
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padding: 0;
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Marc wrote:
I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no
border or cell
padding/spacing whatsoever.
border-collapse:collapse;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
Marc, the code in my email already contained this CSS and I have stated
that it doesn't work on IE5.2/mac.
Thanks,
Kieron
Marc wrote:
I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no
border or cell
padding/spacing whatsoever.
border-collapse:collapse;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
Marc, the code in my email already contained this CSS and I have stated
that it doesn't work on IE5.2/mac.
Thanks,
Kieron
Hi,
I am working on a site that has a copyright blurb at the bottom. I
finally figured out how to place it but find that it disappears in IE
(especially on the about.htm page). The page just stops and won't scroll
down any further. Any help would be much appreciated.
I validated the html and
Hi Chris,
Unfortunately, it is intentional. The client wanted that and I told him
that it didn't sound right but he thinks it is an easier way to remember
the URL instead of besthealthproductsinamerica.com.
No intrustion. LOL - it is good to know that I am not the only one who
thinks that is
Portman wrote:
[...] The page just stops and won't scroll down any further.
http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/BestHealth
Quick-fix, add:
* html #bodytext {padding-bottom: 15em;}
...but there are probably better solutions around.
regards
Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
Thanks for the reply Georg. It didn't help though. :-(
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Quick-fix, add:
* html #bodytext {padding-bottom: 15em;}
...but there are probably better solutions around.
regards
Georg
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Hey guys,
I'm still unable to resolve the issue below :(
I tried redesigning the nav.css (new one is called):
http://hitech.lead2gold.org/css/navmain.css
I also tried fooling around with the print.css. However I keep coming
back to the same results. I can print fine in IE7, (haven't tried IE6
I have some pages where the links in the body text can't be clicked
in IE/PC. Could anyone point me in the direction of what might cause
this to happen?
-C
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From: Christy Collins
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 1:50 PM
I have some pages where the links in the body text can't be clicked
in IE/PC. Could anyone point me in the direction of what
might cause
this to happen?
Christy,
Do you have a URL of a page where this behavior occurs?
--G
I had a similar problem recently and validated my css and html and that
fixed the problem.
HTH,
Riva
Christy Collins wrote:
I have some pages where the links in the body text can't be clicked
in IE/PC. Could anyone point me in the direction of what might cause
this to happen?
-C
a URL would help - the last time i ran into that I hadn't closed some
tags, so yes the xhtml validation would help. -bob
Christy Collins wrote:
I have some pages where the links in the body text can't be clicked
in IE/PC. Could anyone point me in the direction of what might cause
this to
On Jun 28, 2006, at 2:55 PM, Glenn E. Lanier, II wrote:
From: Christy Collins
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 1:50 PM
I have some pages where the links in the body text can't be clicked
in IE/PC. Could anyone point me in the direction of what
might cause
this to happen?
Christy,
Do
Hello,
I am trying out a layout using floats and margins with multiple
columns and in mozilla browsers the third column in the bottom half of
the layout is dropping (the one labeled portfolio) and the only way I
can push it up is through a negative margin top for that column. I
know there is a
Hi all,
I found a very cool colour preview page a few days ago and for one stupid
reason or another, I subsequently needed to purge my 'net history and never
saved the page url.
Specifically, this page featured a typical colour palette/grid, but whenever
one would click on a colour, the entire
Christy Collins wrote:
http://www.aspinwell.com/index.php?/kennedy_park/
The links are at the very bottom of this text box. The second one
will activate if you hit the very bottom of it.
I think I've figured out the problem but not the solution. There are
images layered over the
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I have a general question on tables. I am noticing many, many web sites out
there are still using tables...particularly web sites, such as Monster.com that
have multiple blocks of content. I have eliminated tables from all my web sites
and use float for blocks of text, but my websites are
This definitely allows for more creative web site design
I beg to differ...
http://www.csszengaarden.com
Select any design on the right-hand sidebar. The vast majority are
extremely creative.
IMHO, this proves anything can be acheived with CSS.
That being said, I still use tables when there is
I do in fact have a print.css file that chops the right and left menu
bars before the print.
I can't figure out why it truncates past the first page.
Are the containers of the content being printed floating? (Sorry,
can't look right now).
In your print sheet, try getting rid of the floats.
Please, Debby, not again tables vs CSS!
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=TablesVsDivs
As to your questions:
- You sell your knowledge to the client, if we always did the same
sites that the clients showed us, we'd be stuck in 1997 until now. The
client does not care what you use, as long as
This definitely allows for more creative web site design
I beg to differ...
http://www.csszengaarden.com
Must be the dutch/swedish version.
http://www.csszengarden.com is the correct one.
Select any design on the right-hand sidebar. The vast majority are
extremely creative.
IMHO, this
Try resizing the font in most designs to see how they break.
Very true. However, most (if not all) table based sites will break
too. I was responding to the idea that table based allows more
creativity.
I do agree with your points, though.
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Tom Livingston | Senior Multimedia Artist |
On Jun 28, 2006, at 4:25 PM, Ingo Chao wrote:
Christy Collins wrote:
http://www.aspinwell.com/index.php?/kennedy_park/
The links are at the very bottom of this text box. The second one
will activate if you hit the very bottom of it.
I think I've figured out the problem but not the
Please, Debby, not again tables vs CSS!
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=TablesVsDivs
Uh-oh, it appears I may have opened up an old can of worms here...if so I
truly apologize...Thanks for the link and the info Christian, and for your
info as well Tom...I will just refer to that...
iorhael wrote:
Please, Debby, not again tables vs CSS!
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=TablesVsDivs
Uh-oh, it appears I may have opened up an old can of worms here...
The subject tends to come up from time to time :-)
May I also point out the existence of 'the CSS table model'...
To see my current page, please go here
http://www.ggshows.com/2006A/DisplayPageCMX.html .
The 40px blank space between the menu on the left, and the yellow behind
the logos to the right. I can not find what is creating this space, plus
there is a lot of space around the logo that should be able
I have a quirky IE issue that I've run into a wall debugging. My
page has an absolutely positioned logo and navigation bar at the top
of the page that disappear when text in the content section gets too
wide. Setting an explicit width on the main text fixes the problem,
but I don't
On Jun 29, 2006, at 2:37 AM, Kieron McIntyre wrote:
I wanted to set a table to display with absolutely no border or cell
padding/spacing whatsoever.
This works perfectly in everything I want with the exception of
IE5.2 on
my OSX machine which still displays a 2px border around cells,
Tim Arnold wrote:
Sorry! I accidentally posted this as a reply to another question
yesterday. So here I go again!
When I use float: left; to render an unordered list horzontally, it
picks up the parent divs background image after scrolling in IE6
(version 6.0.2900.2180). When I switch
Pedro,
On Jun 20, 2006, at 5:19 AM, Pedro Iturriaga wrote:
http://comarcajoven.com/02_serviciosprogramas/creacion/
creacion_animacion_bases.htm
only had problems with Mac: div creacion_dcha with text no float to
the left of list, Bases concurso, Inscripción, etc.
I haven't seen an answer
Jeremy Snider wrote:
www.cdfwebsolutions.com/home_ie.html
www.cdfwebsolutions.com/home_ie2.html
home_ie.html and home_ie2.html are identical, except that home_ie2
has an additional style in the head setting the p elements in the
content div to be 339px wide. In IE 6, the masthead area
Jamie,
On Jun 28, 2006, at 12:05 AM, Jaimie wrote:
Thanks for the replies, I have tried this method and it does work but
is not
the look that I would like to have (overflow:auto).
I thought that I might be missing something.
Here is a link:
http://soxc.org/css/index.html
In IE 6.0 it
Jaimie wrote:
I'm looking for a solution to how to make a CSS based layout work
when the content is a very wide table.
What I would like to happen is to have the browser just show a
horizontal scroll bar on the bottom like it would in a table based
layout.
Something along these lines -
On Jun 29, 2006, at 4:59 AM, Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I am trying out a layout using floats and margins with multiple
columns and in mozilla browsers the third column in the bottom half of
the layout is dropping (the one labeled portfolio) and the only way I
can push it up is through a negative
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