I'm hoping someone on this list will tell me the correct behaviour for
this situation.
I have a div inside a floated div, neither of which have widths set.
they are both inside a container div centered on the page which does
have a set width.
in IE7 the undimensioned div inside the floated
Hello , please can anybody help me why when i put a width style on the li
element is not work with opera, firefox browsers?
regards,
Dakka, Rami.
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Hi,
In my (isolated) test case, Opera 9 and Firefox 1.5 both behave
themselves as expected.
If I had to guess, I'd say that you've set the li items to be
{ display: inline; }
and so the width won't take. Inline elements don't (and shouldn't) obey
explicit width settings.
If you can provide a
Can someone tell me why on www.lyteenterprises.com/services.htm, the lists
of services are moved down an extra line in FF and Opera, and they are moved
over to the right in IE?
Daniel Hammond
www.objectivedesigns.com
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On 30/08/2006 14:25, Daniel Hammond wrote:
Can someone tell me why on www.lyteenterprises.com/services.htm, the
lists of services are moved down an extra line in FF and Opera, and
they are moved over to the right in IE?
It's the margin of the ul. Try this:
.multicolumn {
float:
Daniel Hammond wrote:
Can someone tell me why on www.lyteenterprises.com/services.htm, the
lists of services are moved down an extra line in FF and Opera, and
they are moved over to the right in IE?
Defaults are different and used differently across browser-land. Looks
like you've only
Very good. Thank you, sir.
Daniel Hammond
www.objectivedesigns.com
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Bradley Wright
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 9:39 AM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] ul issues
I'm hoping someone on this list will tell me the correct behaviour for
this situation.
in IE7 the undimensioned div inside the floated div is only as wide as
its content.
AIUI an undimensioned div would be as wide as its container.
I haven't checked the spec, but every other browser (from
Hi everyone,
I wonder if someone could slap me with some knowledge and tell if
there is a way to keep a table from squirting outside its containing
div when the browser window is resized smaller. Or, How do you get a
div to only shrink to the size of its contents (upon window
rollandburn wrote:
I wonder if someone could slap me with some knowledge and tell if
there is a way to keep a table from squirting
Eww... please use the word overflow, as that's the CSS term for it and
way less gross than the word squirt. I shiver just thinking about
it... :-)
outside
I would appreciate a review of the following:
http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas
Stylesheet:
http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas/css/lvvhome_1.css
The client asked for a layout that emulated the Google
Newshttp://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=entab=wnq=page. The layout
I've provided is a liquid 3 col
I have a problem that I'm not sure how to solve. I am attempting to
create tabs with a small corner cutout. I know hot to place the small
corner image and get the rollover colors to work, etc.
The problem I'm having is that the 1px border I need on the top, left,
and right of each tab is
There's always Doug Bowman's Sliding Doors:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/slidingdoors/
It'll help you create expanding, EM width dependent tabs.
On 30/08/2006 16:03, Ross C wrote:
I saw a site a while back that had this (I'll try to find it).
I believe they had a background image for
Hello list,
Please take a peek at this page in FF and Safari. Why isn't Safari
putting all the main nav links in a nice line like FF (and even IE6!)?
Code validates.
http://66.155.251.18/joinmvp.com/
Thanks for your time.
--
Tom Livingston | Senior Multimedia Artist | Media Logic |
ph:
KE Bracken wrote:
I would appreciate a review of the following:
http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas
Not quite there, it seems...
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas/
http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas/css/lvvhome_1.css
Looks alright... only one error, and the
I've been working on a project for a client that involves using percentages
for column widths and the like, since the target audience is people whom may
not be computer savvy. I initially started doing the design with absolute
positioning and had it looking perfect, but after attempting to
Hello list,
Please take a peek at this page in FF and Safari. Why isn't Safari
putting all the main nav links in a nice line like FF (and even IE6!)?
Ok. Shame on me for even thinking I needed a table in there in the
first place. I'm set now. If you looked, thanks!
Thanks, Ross. The expandable bg image did the trick. Exactly what I
needed to get it working.
I love this list! :-)
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From: Ross C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 11:04 AM
To: Poyner, Matt; css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: RE: [css-d] (no
I have CSS that specifies fonts: (Lucida
SANS,Tahoma,Arial,Sans-serif;).
I have various tool bars that tell me this when I hover over various
pieces of text. That is, they tell me that string. But I can't tell
which font was actually used.
I have cases where the text appears much better
Hey everyone, I'm really hoping someone can help me out. I've been
beating my head against the wall so long on this my head is starting
to crack open...
I've got most of IE's goofiness worked out on this page:
http://www.ccpasco.org/home/home_02.php
but there are a few things I cant nail
Tony Crockford wrote:
I have a div inside a floated div, neither of which have widths set.
they are both inside a container div centered on the page which does
have a set width.
in IE7 the undimensioned div inside the floated div is only
as wide as its content.
AIUI an undimensioned div
Cliff Pruitt wrote:
http://www.ccpasco.org/home/home_02.php
(I'm not really trying to use valid xhtml at the moment, just trying
to get IE to jump into standards mode.)
You should use an HTML doctype then, like...
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
KE Bracken wrote:
I would appreciate a review of the following:
http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas
http://www.kebzweb.com/VegasVegas/css/lvvhome_1.css
[...]
KE Bracken
xp::ff, ie, opera
Looks good and forgiving the google ad at the top it holds a font-zoom
in FF. Although, if it is a concern,
Robert Reed wrote:
I've been working on a project for a client that involves using percentages
for column widths and the like, since the target audience is people whom may
not be computer savvy.
Not sure what you mean?
I initially started doing the design with absolute
positioning and had
Amy Ostrom wrote:
Dear All:
We are using an image repository, and I thought it would be pretty to add
shadows to the thumbnails (the shadows also stop the images from bleeding
onto the page). However, sometimes the text to the right is taller than
the image itself and seems to be affecting the
Thanks for the reply, clearly I got that far -- I wrote the CSS after all.
What I want to see, is what font is actually being used. I have several
test machines, I have several users with different machines. It doesn't
seem to have any rhyme or reason.
There are a million questions: does
I recently developed the HTML/CSS for a new website and all was working fine
until part of the navigation started disappearing. I assumed it was the
peekaboo bug and applied the holly hack, but it hasn't solved the problem,
so I'd love some help. The site went live last week and we have been
Folks,
I searched the archive for postings related to this, but didn't find
quite the right info. I suspect there's some easy fix for this, so
perhaps someone can help.
The problem:
I have a horizontal nav bar into which I put a ul of gifs for the
links. I floated them left and they all line
From what little experimentation I have done, capitals are discounted just
like they are when you type in an URL address.
Besides, it depends if the user has that font on his/her computer or if they
have a default set that overrides your font preferences. If the look
depends heavily on the font
The look isn't vital, readability is. And I value accessibility too
much to use graphics (especially for the body text...).
The point is that I find the fonts that are showing up on some
systems/browsers to be vastly more readable than others. I was hoping
to find a good way to discover what
Hi there,
Have managed to test a current template design:
HYPERLINK
http://www.thevillagespain.com/index-new.htmhttp://www.thevillagespain.com
/index-new.htm
On the majority of the main browsers, it looks good and works as it should
do on all of them bar Safari 1.3 and 2.0 on the Mac.
Our site's forms are composed more or less like this:
form
fieldset
div class=formrow
pinput /br /label /
pinput /br /label /
/div
div class=formrow
/div
/form
P's inside of formrow's float left, then we start a new row
Jay Kinney wrote:
I have a horizontal nav bar into which I put a ul of gifs for the
links. I floated them left and they all line up next to each other,
but they (of course) are all lined-up on the left side of the nav bar.
I want to have them centered in a row in the nav bar. That way, if I
Matt Harris wrote:
I recently developed the HTML/CSS for a new website and all was working fine
until part of the navigation started disappearing. I assumed it was the
peekaboo bug and applied the holly hack, but it hasn't solved the problem,
so I'd love some help. The site went live last week
On Aug 31, 2006, at 8:30 AM, Burleigh, Frank wrote:
P's inside of formrow's float left, then we start a new row by closing
the div and following with a new one. So the markup is a little
laborious but it does give nice control for style hints.
I've recently found that the divs in this
Thanks for the response and for pointing out some obvious errors, franky. I
have change the page to transitional, resolved the errors and closed the a
tag; however, the issue is still occuring. Any additional ideas?
--
Best Regards,
Matt
www.focusontheclouds.com
On Aug 31, 2006, at 7:27 AM, Tony Burke wrote:
http://www.thevillagespain.com/index-new.htm;
On the majority of the main browsers, it looks good and works as it
should
do on all of them bar Safari 1.3 and 2.0 on the Mac.
In div class=bannerholder_homepage you have inserted a
On Aug 31, 2006, at 11:08 AM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
http://www.thevillagespain.com/index-new.htm;
On the majority of the main browsers, it looks good and works as it
should
do on all of them bar Safari 1.3 and 2.0 on the Mac.
In div class=bannerholder_homepage you have inserted a
Web Page: http://www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN/CProtRsk.shtml
CSS: http://www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN/DVMcss.css
Defined #apply { ... text-align: center; ...} then coded div
id=applyApplies to most dogs/div but the text is not centered
in FF 1.5 and IS centered in IE 6. (Knew it was too easy.)
Have
R. Alan Payne wrote:
Web Page: http://www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN/CProtRsk.shtml
CSS: http://www.dvmvac.com/REDESIGN/DVMcss.css
Defined #apply { ... text-align: center; ...} then coded div
id=applyApplies to most dogs/div but the text is not centered
in FF 1.5 and IS centered in IE 6.
At 9:08 PM -0400 8/30/06, ~davidLaakso wrote:
Jay Kinney wrote:
I have a horizontal nav bar into which I put a ul of gifs for the
links. I floated them left and they all line up next to each other,
but they (of course) are all lined-up on the left side of the nav bar.
I want to have them
Matt Harris wrote:
I recently developed the HTML/CSS for a new website and all was working fine
until part of the navigation started disappearing. I assumed it was the
peekaboo bug and applied the holly hack, but it hasn't solved the problem,
so I'd love some help. The site went live last
On 06/08/30 09:20 (GMT-0700) Chris Williams apparently typed:
I have CSS that specifies fonts: (Lucida
SANS,Tahoma,Arial,Sans-serif;).
You shouldn't do that, though it's hard to be sure from the above typing
exactly what you really requested. Tahoma really isn't a very good
content font. It's
Thank you for your input. I don't know of any such tool would've been
sufficient. The balance is opinion, conjecture (all incorrect), and not the
point of my question.
From: Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [css-d] Font Mapping Query
I suspect what brought up your query is this
On 06/08/30 21:16 (GMT-0700) Chris Williams apparently typed:
Thank you for your input. I don't know of any such tool would've been
sufficient. The balance is opinion, conjecture (all incorrect), and not the
point of my question.
I wouldn't have answered but for this that you wrote a while
http://www.language-works.com/swimdesign/tabs.htm
I'm trying to get a straight line to appear over the tabs (but not over the
rounded part) -- in Mozilla the line is overlapping the graphic, but in IE
it's not appearing at all. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Anne
Please check this site for me.
http://carolisol.com
I've checked Mac browsers - Safari, iCab and Firefox and would like
other browser checks
I was having trouble with two issues in IE which I've attempted to
correct. I'd like to know if I was successful:
1) the logo showed with a border and
Jay Kinney wrote:
I have a horizontal nav bar into which I put a ul of gifs for the
links. I floated them left and they all line up next to each other,
but they (of course) are all lined-up on the left side of the nav bar.
I want to have them centered in a row in the nav bar. That way, if
Rather than try to divine my intent, I'll simply repeat my query, does
anyone know of a tool that allows one to inquire of a browser, what exactly
is that font, right ... there? If the answer is no, fine, I'll play the
trial-and-error game.
Thank you.
From: Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kim Brooks Wei wrote:
http://carolisol.com
1) the logo showed with a border
I see no border in xp. 24 screen captures:
http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=281028
2) the table at the top of the page on http://carolisol.com/book.html
was hitting the left margin instead of being
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