Hi,
Just say I have 4 pages on a website. When I am on a page I want the button on
that particular page to be bold and a different colour so the user know what
page they are on.
Is there a css only way to do this. At present I am setting php variables like
this(in this example I am on the
Hi-
I've just published a draft of my site to see how it looks live, and I'm
suddenly getting a lot of Japanese at the bottom of my page. (when viewed
in IE) Anyone ever seen this before? Before I went live, the site looked
fine in both Firefox and IE. Here's a link to the site:
Hi-
Even though the spec[1] allow-- if I understood it right--
the following:
li
del class='block'
p
Textueller Inhalt
/p
/del
/li
FF 1.5 refuses to do its job.
Only if I explicitly declare the del element as block-level,
FF will render the code as intended (by me).
Could
I have a website I've been working on that's supposed to launch on
Tuesday. As far as I know everything is working fine, with one
exception. I have an image being floated right on the splash page, and
when the page is opened in Firefox the text on the page overlaps the
floated image. This is only
Hello All -
I've got a vast top and bottom padding difference on an LI nav list in Opera
(8.53) that I'm not getting in FF, IE or NN.
Each of these LI's have top and bottom borders so it's easy for me to
measure the vertical difference in each, which is:
FF - 28px
NN - 28px
IE - 27px - I can
She works as intended in mac/ie5.2 and ie/7.0.
But is skewed left in win2000_ie/5, 5.5, and 6.0; and, xp ie/6.0.
The file is in quirksmode(intentional).
CSS is embedded.
Browsercam captures:
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=272802
uri:
Sorry, sent this to the OP rather than the list by mistake.
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Ed Seehouse said :
I think it would be a lot easier. If everyone learned with a strict
doctype we'd have faster development and lots of much better pages, I
think.
Personally I don't think it makes a jot of difference. You can
hey, group. i'm trying to center my logo. it looks ok on my computer
in ie 6 and firefox, but i was wondering if i am centering it
correctly.
the css is:
#logo {
width:430px;
height:173px;
margin:0 auto;
}
and the xhtml is:
div id=logoimg src=logo.jpg alt=blah blah logo //div
will this work
On 7/29/06, old9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Like those rules with a -moz- prefix, is is possible to write a
custormized rule like -my-rule: myValue; , which would be accessed
through JavaScript later?
It seem that firefox would chose to drop those unrecogonized rules, rather
than ignore and
Carrie Fox said:
I've just published a draft of my site to see how it looks live, and I'm
suddenly getting a lot of Japanese at the bottom of my page. (when
viewed in IE) Anyone ever seen this before? Before I went live, the
site looked fine in both Firefox and IE. Here's a link to the site:
Hi,
Just say I have 4 pages on a website. When I am on a page I want the button
on that particular page to be bold and a different colour so the user know
what page they are on.
This has been discussed here to death over the last few weeks on the list:
An inline element cannot contain a block element. So, my guess is that
ff is treating del element as inline in its default style sheet.
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www.columbuswebmakers.com
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I'm not getting any funny characters at the bottom in FF or IE, but I do see
that your web host seems to be adding someth ing to the bottom of your code
(view source after it loads). Maybe they had some issues and were serving out
some garbage at one point.
I see reference to a
David,
on Monday, July 31, 2006 at 04:14 David Laakso wrote:
She works as intended in mac/ie5.2 and ie/7.0.
But is skewed left in win2000_ie/5, 5.5, and 6.0; and, xp ie/6.0.
The file is in quirksmode(intentional).
CSS is embedded.
Browsercam captures:
that's certainly how i do my horizontal centering. :)
side note: if you give your image a class/id, you can do away with
the div tag and just style the image tag.
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Martin Heiden wrote:
David,
on Monday, July 31, 2006 at 04:14 David Laakso wrote:
he works as intended in mac/ie5.2 and ie/7.0.
But is skewed left in win2000_ie/5, 5.5, and 6.0; and, xp ie/6.0.
uri: http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ca/ccs/law/index.html
div#page-minor { border-right:
On 7/24/06, Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 06/07/24 00:04 (GMT+0200) Christian Montoya apparently typed:
Hello list. Site-check please for http://www.cssliquid.com
Epiphany 1.8.0 looks more like Konq than FF. Epip crashed when I
attempted to use the back button from your page.
Hi All
can i get overflow:hidden on a td, without use of div/span nested inside
that TD?
Thanks
NeoSwf
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On 31/07/06, Shlomi Asaf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
can i get overflow:hidden on a td, without use of div/span nested inside
that TD?
Thanks
NeoSwf
Have you tried it?
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Michael Landis wrote:
Eric A. Meyer wrote:
There are no values such as 'repeat-down' or 'repeat-right', which
is what I assume you're seeking.
On 7/29/06, Robert O'Rourke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there going to be a feature like this in future at all? I can see it
being useful, at
Michael Landis wrote:
I'm guessing the list admins are doing other things, so I'd imagine
they haven't had a chance to make this statement, but I'd imagine
they would look at the purpose of this list[1], compare it to this
discussion on which doctype to validate against, and deem it
Greetings! Here's a puzzler. A bug? A feature? Animal? Vegetable?
(Nevermind.) It has been filed with Opera as well.
Minimal Test Case: http://test.joesapt.net/opera
Includes links to BrowserCam shots and a few more variations for good measure.
Markup:
pa href=#1/a a href=#2/a ... a
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
1. The suckerfish menus require one to set a width on each li element.
This leads to a very nastily spaced out top menu. Any suggestions?
style each item separately. or use only words with the same amount of
letters ;)
(don't forget to test what it looks like if
On 7/28/06, Amy Ostrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about
http://www.jocohistory.net:
Known problems:
*extra code is necessary to keep navigation and content sitting side by
side in gecko and Microsoft browsers
As long as were talking about a few extra divs, versus dozens, that
should be fine.
On 7/28/06, Appalaches Web [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about
http://connaissances.org/site2:
In the hidden part the link anchor text in the middle of the first paragraph
is missing in IE6 but all texts after this link are in italic. Other links in
hidden paragraph 2 and 3 are visible but in italic
From: Rahul Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://cfl.in/alpha/sfish/index.html
Problems are:
1. The suckerfish menus require one to set a width on each li element.
This leads to a very nastily spaced out top menu. Any suggestions?
Have you tried using a percentage width on the LIs instead of
I am having two issues with a list menu that I'm trying to write:
1. The menu works fine in Firefox and Safari. In IE6 for Windows, the
menu works fine at the root level, but once a user goes to pages in
other directories it only partially functions. The first level of the
menu has an
I thought it would be a good idea to have some external people check
the CSS to this redesign, so I looked at SiteCheckPlease page on the
wiki...
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=SiteCheckPlease
It wasn't quite clear, but I tried it anyway and got an: Error
executing database
http://www.westga.edu/~webgroup/design/code/
Scaling text down in FF (Mac) wreaks havoc. Secondary page loses it
after 2 clicks up in size...
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ph: 518.456.3015x231 | fx: 518.456.4279 | mlinc.com
On Jul 31, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Michael Landis wrote:
On 7/28/06, Michael Boudreau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
http://mss.uchicago.edu/MRB/citation_example.html:
I've got a layout with an absolutely positioned span inside a
relatively positioned p that works perfectly in every browser
except IE
Thanks Tom.
Do people often scale text down like that?
--
Madison
On Jul 31, 2006, at 1:46 PM, Tom Livingston wrote:
http://www.westga.edu/~webgroup/design/code/
Scaling text down in FF (Mac) wreaks havoc. Secondary page loses it
after 2 clicks up in size...
--
Tom Livingston |
On 7/28/06, Admin at AK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about
http://www.annerykiln.co.uk/newak/datamanagement.html:
Load it in IE
Locate the line that contains the link that says:
See one at Cwmcroiddur here...
and set browser width so that the link text is split over two lines
(end of one to
From: Rahul Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://cfl.in/alpha/sfish/index.html
Problems are:
1. The suckerfish menus require one to set a width on each li
element.
This leads to a very nastily spaced out top menu. Any suggestions?
You can try integrating the CSS from our CSS Express menu,
I have an image being floated right on the splash page, and
when the page is opened in Firefox the text on the page overlaps the
floated image. This is only a problem the first time you open the page
in Firefox -- as soon as the page is in memory, if you go back to it
or refresh, the text is
I haven't heard any responses regarding this -- could someone confirm
that it's a problem? Perhaps it's a problem with my test system.
it's a problem on first load for me (latest ff version) as you've
explained. unfortunately i don't know how to fix it. :( sorry.
Please take a look at these two URLs:
http://youngbloods.org/examples/test2.html
http://youngbloods.org/examples/test3.html
The only difference between the two is that the second one doesn't
have the US state select control. For some reason putting that select
control in there is causing the
Madison Bryan wrote:
I thought it would be a good idea to have some external people
Gosh, I never thought of my self as an 'external person,' although I've
been called a lot worse :-) ...
check
the CSS to this redesign, so I looked at SiteCheckPlease page on the
wiki...
I got the style from these form controls from wufoo.com (a pretty
impressive piece of software by the way). Here is a sample form:
http://youngbloods.org/examples/test.html
You'll notice that if you click on the space around a form control,
that portion of the form gets highlighted. I'm using
On 7/31/06, I wrote about http://mss.uchicago.edu/MRB/citation_example.html:
It looks like IE is having issues with trying to juggle the
text-indent along with the positioning and the margin. I found that
replacing the margin-left: 3em with padding-left: 3em, setting the
label's left position
Aaron Scott Hildebrandt wrote:
http://www.demotorize.org/sandbox
I haven't heard any responses regarding this -- could someone confirm
that it's a problem? Perhaps it's a problem with my test system.
It looks like something similar to what I have here...
Madison Bryan wrote:
Do people often scale text down like that?
I often do, and not just for site check reasons. If the text is large
enough that I'm comfortable reading more per line than is shown, I'll
hit the trusty CTRL-minus, and if I'm having trouble reading small text,
I'll hit
Is there a css only way to do this.
One way...
COMMON CSS FILE:
/* One per HTML page... */
body.details input {
background: white;
color: blue;
}
body.location input {
background: white;
color: red;
}
/* etc... */
EACH HTML FILE:
body class=details
input type=submit id=submit1
Aaron Scott Hildebrandt wrote:
I have a website I've been working on that's supposed to launch on
Tuesday. As far as I know everything is working fine, with one
exception. I have an image being floated right on the splash page, and
when the page is opened in Firefox the text on the page
On 7/28/06, Jeralyn Merideth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about
http://www.msbanet.org/conference/2006_annual_conference.htm:
Today I downloaded and installed stand-alone versions of IE (5.5 and 6 -
I upgraded to 7 and it overwrote my 6 haha). I was curious, so I decided
to look at some web stuff
If you don't need that header, just take it out of the page :-)
I can't remember my reasoning behind hiding it and not removing it --
I'm sure it made sense at the time. I'll remove it from the page and
see if the problem fixes itself (it'll have to wait until this
evening, though).
Thanks for
Hello, all. I'm coding a site for a webcomic my brother's starting--he
already gave me the design, and he just wants me to code it since he
doesn't know HTML. I've been using table-based layouts in HTML for a
few years now, but this is my first time using CSS for layout instead.
My main problem
Hello all!
Thanks again for all the help I got on the last project :) This list is a
lifesaver.
I took everyone's advice and tried to do my layout with almost no absolutely
positioned elements. This layout only has one, and if someone can tell me how
to better place the logo element without
yes, i did, and it doesnt work.
and all the suggestions over the internet suggest inserting div/span inside
the TD
On 7/31/06, Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 31/07/06, Shlomi Asaf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
can i get overflow:hidden on a td, without use of div/span
Hi,
Just say I have 4 pages on a website. When I am on a page I want the button on
that particular page to be bold and a different colour so the user know what
page they are on.
Is there a css only way to do this, or a better way?. At present I am setting
php variables like this(in this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just say I have 4 pages on a website. When I am on a page I want the button
on that particular page to be bold and a different colour so the user know
what page they are on.
Is there a css only way to do this, or a better way?. At present I am setting
php
From: Aaron Scott Hildebrandt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd still love to know why exactly it's
happening, but it seems like that has us pretty stumped.
Well, perhaps you had not received the reply from Georg before you wrote this
reply, but the reason it's happening is that you don't have any
Am somewhat of a CSS novice and am trying to layout a webpage in CSS, without
using tables.
Why? Had designed (redesigned actually) with tables (www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN)
and some CSS. It
looked ok, but the content was basically only links and it seemed that the
'accepted' method is to use
On 31/07/06, R. Alan Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am somewhat of a CSS novice and am trying to layout a webpage in CSS,
without using tables.
Why? Had designed (redesigned actually) with tables (
www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN) and some CSS. It
looked ok, but the content was basically only
On 7/31/06, Shlomi Asaf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
can i get overflow:hidden on a td, without use of div/span nested inside
that TD?
According to the specs, it should work. :-)
According to the manufacturers, it doesn't. :-(
I couldn't say why for certain, but I'd imagine that because
Hi, I tried to make a list that indented on left and
have a small dot. When I directly put style in li tag
it works fine. but when i move the style to the css
class. there is no effect at all.
this works:
ul class=smalltext
li style=list-style-type: none; margin:-3px 0 0
35px;nbsp;The first
In your first example, you're applying the style to the li tags. In
your second example, you're applying it to the ul tag. Try this:
ul class=smalltext
li class=leftindentlist•The first line./li
li class=leftindentlist•The second line./li
li class=leftindentlist•The third line./li
li
Dear Xhu1:
I would not repeat the class four times as suggested. Instead I would
specify using your class:
ul class=smalltext
li•nbsp;The first line./li
li•nbsp;The second line./li
li•nbsp;The third line./li
li•nbsp;The fourth line./li
/ul
.smalltext li {list-style-type: none; margin: -3px 0 0
Melissa Carraway wrote:
http://www.decisiveelement.com/clients/mothermartin/home/index02.htm
You're telling every browser on earth to run in 'quirks mode', and that
is partly why you're getting these variations.
A proper doctype that'll trigger 'standard mode'[1] would be a good
start, but it
R. Alan Payne wrote:
Am somewhat of a CSS novice and am trying to layout a webpage in CSS, without
using tables.
Anyway, I've changed the layout to all CSS, but it's long (and not straight
forward). The CSS version is: www.dvmvac.com/woTbl .
The CSS file is quite long and I don't want to
That failed too. It has a little disc. Thanks
--- Justin Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In your first example, you're applying the style to
the li tags. In
your second example, you're applying it to the ul
tag. Try this:
ul class=smalltext
li class=leftindentlistThe first line./li
li
My present website has a couple of href that need to
open in their own window. When I had the xhtml
validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my
only error.
Why and is there a css solution for this dilemma? I
would like to keep my xhtml strict error free.
Also why is a blank space in a
On 7/31/06, jaklitsch maya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My present website has a couple of href that need to
open in their own window. When I had the xhtml
validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my
only error.
If you use a strice doctype then target=_blank is illegal. There's a
reason
Mmm. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I can make the Suckerfish menus do what
I need in terms of styling text just fine, but the client is rather attached
to having a specific typeface, so I need to use images in the dropdown lists
(at least for the GUI browsers). These images are supposed to look
My present website has a couple of href that need to
open in their own window. When I had the xhtml
validated it said that target=_blank was invalid, my
only error.
Why and is there a css solution for this dilemma? I
would like to keep my xhtml strict error free.
Also why is a blank
I was wondering if some of the veterans here have a good solution for the
float next to the list problem. The floated left block next to the
unfloated unordered list in particular.
I know that the way it is rendered with background-image and
list-style-image is to the standard and I know
In your first example, you're applying the style to
the li tags. In
your second example, you're applying it to the ul
tag. Try this:
ul class=smalltext
li class=leftindentlist•The first line./li
li class=leftindentlist•The second line./li
li class=leftindentlist•The third line./li
li
I'm hitting a mental block... I'm going to be working on a site soon
that makes heavy use of portlets in both a two and three column layout.
These portlets are little boxes of information kind of like those things
you see on portals like php nuke.
But I'm having trouble coming up with good
On 7/31/06, Cole Kuryakin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All -
I've got a vast top and bottom padding difference on an LI nav list in Opera
(8.53) that I'm not getting in FF, IE or NN.
Each of these LI's have top and bottom borders so it's easy for me to
measure the vertical difference in
I found the problem! I had copied the rollover code from button to button.
This meant the submenu images had the same name; they need to have unique
names. (I suppose I need to make those IDs, anyway.)
--Kir
On 7/31/06, metasilk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmm. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I
Hi Michael,
I made some corrections to validate. But I still have problems. The
validation failed before because the hidden text where separated with p
nested with the rest of the code. Now I use br / instead.
I try to use a demo created by Stu Nicholls of CSSPLAY. The demo is show me
some
I would appreciate it if someone would take the time to check out my
page and tell me why the background color is not working in the div
called main_content. I know the positioning is slightly off in Netscape
and way off in IE and I don't know why. It looks fine locally on my
computer. I
Because your div with the background-color defined is called
main_content, and it is empty (div/div), and the div with all the
text in it is called main_content_text and it has no background.
Perhaps you meant the /div for the main_content div to be at the
bottom of the main_content_text div,
I would appreciate it if someone would take the time to check out my
page and tell me why the background color is not working in the div
called main_content. I know the positioning is slightly off in Netscape
and way off in IE and I don't know why. It looks fine locally on my
computer. I
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