Hi Tedd
On Thursday 13 July 2006 17:47, you wrote:
You might consider this:
http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuh/
It works.
Tried it and it doesn't seem to work in WinIE - I must be doing something
wrong and I can't figure what it is! Any ideas please?
Thanks
--
Rich
moises wrote:
I'm attempting to layout a bunch of images in a grid using DIV's
instead of a table. I currently have a 3x6 table that I need to
convert to css. I've seen various example of a 3 to 4 column layout.
Is this the only way to accomplish this? To see the table in its
current
David Laakso wrote:
Ingo, I don't know what you mean. Are you talking about a code
rounding error; or, a software rounding error? If it is a width
correction, I'll need help.
You always need help :-)
Guess Ingo means the usual problem: how do we split a physical (or
logical) pixel on
At 02:36 PM 7/13/2006, moises wrote:
I'm attempting to layout a bunch of images in a grid
using DIV's
instead of a table. I currently have a 3x6 table that
I need to convert
to css. I've seen various example of a 3 to 4 column
layout. Is this
the only way to accomplish this? To see the table in
Hi all,
I'm trying to make a massive table slightly easier to read by mimicking some
excel behaviour; I want to make the tbody element scroll vertically while
the thead element stays statically in one place on the screen (making it
look as if the tbody element is scrolling under the thead
Yes, check this article:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/peekaboo.html
For more IE fun, check their other excellent articles:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer.html
Cheers,
Paul.
Marc Funaro wrote:
I have a page that, when viewed in IE on first load, shows some text.
Buenos dias,
Estoy haciendo un web que esta alojada en
http://copyhelp.iespana.es/ajax/. Es la primera vez que valido el CSS a una
web (tambien cuando lo haga sera la primera vez que valide HTML). Lo he
pasado y he conseguido solucionar todos los errores que me ha dado pero me
queda un
On 14/07/06, aitiba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Buenos dias,
Estoy haciendo un web que esta alojada en
http://copyhelp.iespana.es/ajax/. Es la primera vez que valido el CSS a
una
web (tambien cuando lo haga sera la primera vez que valide HTML). Lo he
pasado y he conseguido
aitiba wrote:
Buenos dias,
Estoy haciendo un web que esta alojada en
http://copyhelp.iespana.es/ajax/. Es la primera vez que valido
el CSS a una web (tambien cuando lo haga sera la primera vez
que valide HTML). Lo he pasado y he conseguido solucionar
todos los errores que me ha
Thanks Els. I know a little bit english. I confuse my post of mail list.
El día 14/07/06, Els [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
aitiba wrote:
Buenos dias,
Estoy haciendo un web que esta alojada en
http://copyhelp.iespana.es/ajax/. Es la primera vez que valido
el CSS a una web
Hi folks,
I have a layout where I need to use a simple clear to open up a floated
container in FireFox. I'm using a BR tag to do this.
It works fine in FF, but the problem is in IE I get a line break (this is
below a horizontal nav) that breaks the layout. So the question is, how can
I clear the
Hi everyone, please ignore my previous post on this subject. It was another
issue entirely. I will now slink back into my hole.
/chagrin
Tom
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Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a layout where I need to use a simple clear to open up
a floated container in FireFox. I'm using a BR tag to do this.
It works fine in FF, but the problem is in IE I get a line
break (this is below a horizontal nav) that breaks the layout.
So the
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Guess Ingo means the usual problem: how do we split a physical (or
logical) pixel on screen, without ever getting a gap.
One possible solution (that I often use) in float-layouts, is to make
the elements 1px too wide, and then use a negative side-margin of -1px
to make
Tom Dell'Aringa wrote:
http://dev2.pixelmech.com/public.html
I have a layout where I need to use a simple clear to open up a
floated container in FireFox. I'm using a BR tag to do this.
It works fine in FF, but the problem is in IE I get a line break
(this is below a horizontal nav) that
Tom said: problem is in IE I get a line break (this is below a
horizontal nav) that breaks the layout. So the question is, how can I
clear the float in FF but not get the extra space in IE? The page is
here: http://dev2.pixelmech.com/public.html
Remove br class=simpleclear in your html, it is not
I'm trying use image replacement for a form legend and so far i've been
unsuccessful. Firefox insists on making it much to tall, for some
reason, so the text shows up below. Setting background-repeat to
no-repeat got rid of the tiling, but the text remains below the image.
Also, i've had to
Is it possible to have a three column layout with fixed width left and right
columns , and variable width center column, WITH a minimum width, using div's ?
Or can the minimum width center column only be done with tables.
If it is possible could you give me an example, or example code please.
On 7/14/06, Aaron Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to have a three column layout with fixed width left and right
columns , and variable width center column, WITH a minimum width, using div's
?
Or can the minimum width center column only be done with tables.
If it is possible
I've been using the various skidoo templates for a couple years now. I'm
working on a new site and am trying something slightly different. I've
taken the right-column version and moved the horizontal nav up to the
top right corner of the page.
As usual in Firefox it works great, in IE they just
On 7/14/06, Aaron Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to have a three column layout with fixed width left and
right columns , and variable width center column, WITH a minimum width,
using div's ?
Or can the minimum width center column only be done with tables.
If it is possible
On 7/14/06, Aaron Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can only find one example for a minimum width center column and that does
not give working example code and the actual page code is too complicated to
decypher, it uses some scripting too.
i assume the scripting is because ie does not support
On 7/14/06, David Laakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://public.softectra.com/130706_1/index.html
Mark,
In Opera 9 Mac, I am getting a persistant vert scroll bar. No time to
peek, sorry. Otherwise, nice page!
--
Tom Livingston | Senior Multimedia Artist | Media Logic |
ph: 518.456.3015x231
Aaron Gray wrote:
Is it possible to have a three column layout with fixed width left and right
columns , and variable width center column, WITH a minimum width, using div's
?
Or can the minimum width center column only be done with tables.
If it is possible could you give me an example,
I think that if you decrease the space alotted for the text, IE will display it
correctly. It looks as if IE is pushing the element down because there's just
not quite enough space for the text and the sidebar elements to be next to each
other.
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Aaron Gray wrote:
Is it possible to have a three column layout with fixed width left and
right columns , and variable width center column, WITH a minimum width,
using div's ?
Or can the minimum width center column only be done with tables.
If it is possible could you give me an example,
From: Aaron Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible to have a three column layout with fixed width left and
right columns , and variable width center column, WITH a minimum width,
using div's ?
You might try this one -
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/jello.html
brian wrote:
I'm trying use image replacement for a form legend and so far i've been
unsuccessful. Firefox insists on making it much to tall, for some
reason, so the text shows up below. Setting background-repeat to
no-repeat got rid of the tiling, but the text remains below the image.
Also,
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