Melissa Meyer wrote:
I got it to work in IE/Win and FF/Mac. The menus act funny in Safari/mac
though. If anyone has any ideas as to why I would appreciate suggestions,
but I am grateful for help I received so far!
A tiny bit OT.
wmode opaque is definitely the answer...
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From: Erik Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 5:16 PM
Subject: [css-d] CSS-based calendars?
I've volunteered to put together a community calendar web page for my
housing community. I could easily put
However, some of the responses have lead to something I've wondered
about which *is* CSS-related. Does setting image dimensions in a style
sheet and leaving them out of the HTML cause problems in any browsers?
Funny you should ask.
I have just done a test on this. So far haven't found one
Morning all,
I'm having a problem with my min/max-width site in IE6. As we all know, IE6
doesn't support this CSS but I'd like to know a bulletproof way of getting it
to work!
I've noticed that simplebits.com uses this method of CSS for his wrapper div
and I've tried to replicate it in
Op 18-okt-2006, om 0:15 heeft Rainer Wagener het volgende geschreven:
tefan Nagtegaal wrote:
It looks like, when hovering a hyperlink in the main
content area or
the right sidebar, the background in the (floated)
sidebars, are ...
well... not displayed right.
Looks like a HasLayout
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Brett Derry
Sent: 18 October 2006 09:35
To: CSS Mailinglist
Subject: [css-d] Min/max-width problem in IE6
Morning all,
I'm having a problem with my min/max-width site in IE6. As we all
know, IE6 doesn't support this CSS but
Hi Ian,
Thanks for the reply. I've made the change to the CSS as you specified
but now the site is fixed in FF and I'm still getting the problem in IE.
I've uploaded the new CSS so you can see what's happening.
http://www.coopintranet.co.uk/xmas/
Any other ideas?
Brett
Morning all,
Kind people
A while ago Marcello Mastroianni very kindly pointed me in the direction of
http://cssplay.co.uk/articles/gallery/index.html as a solution to a
slideshow. On that occasion I used another method but since then an
opportunity to build a website for a photographer has come up so I have
I have a layout that should look exactly like so
http://project.lotusseedsdesign.com/sh1/ss.jpg
and is displaying fine in Firefox (Mac only) with span classes for
the tabs:
http://project.lotusseedsdesign.com/sh1/follows-1018-span.html
http://project.lotusseedsdesign.com/sh1/follows_2.css
Span
The idea is to have a column in a table of static content where enough
content is displayed to take up the full width of the table cell as
the table's width changes. Here's an example of a file listing,
displayed in a table:
Wide table:
| Filename | Size | Date |
| short
Hi Tee,
Sorry I don't have time to properly look at your code, but I have a
similar thing here that I managed to get to work after a bit of
tweaking, apologies for putting the full code up but you should be able
to find the bits you need easily enough.
This uses lists for the tabs. (The links
Brett Derry wrote:
www.coopintranet.co.uk/xmas
Further to my last email, I've played around a little with my margins
on my wrappers and changed my _width: expression in my ie.css
stylesheet and it seems to have sorted it!
As far as I can see you now have a solution that makes IE6 freeze
Wow! I'm away from my email for a day and look at all the terrific
replies! Thanks to everyone for your advice.
For those who mentioned it'd be easier if you could see the design, I've
posted it here:
http://www.southernenvironment.org/test/home_redraft.html
For comparison sake, check out the
Hello.
I've been working with css for a while now, but I still struggle with
creating flexible and re-usable Class and ID names. IDs are usually
easier since I most often use them for structure, so the left column is
#left-column, etc. But in cases where they are used to style content, I
am
Hi, this is not the first time I have the similar problem that the
margin top and bottom have no effect for inline span class.
http://project.lotusseedsdesign.com/sh1/follows-1018-span.html
for the above page, I declared margin-left: 30px;margin-top: 500px;
for the following span class,
Hi, this is not the first time I have the similar problem that the
margin top and bottom have no effect for inline span class.
http://project.lotusseedsdesign.com/sh1/follows-1018-span.html
for the above page, I declared margin-left: 30px;margin-top: 500px;
for the following span class,
On 10/17/06, Bernat Lleonart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying with frame { border: none;} and it doesn't work (perhaps
because I'm on Firefox on Mac OS X?).
Well, you could try border-style: none; but border: none should work.
Do you have a link we could look at?
--
Mark J. Reed [EMAIL
Hi Georg,
That's exactly what I was looking for (and not a million miles away from Ian
Young's earlier suggestion). However, I still have a problem with IE6.
When I scale the window in the page width doesn't change (much) until the right
hand side of the window hits the right hand side of the
Hi Frances,
With a layout like the following:
div class=left-navi
h1Navigation Area/h1
div class=buttons
ul class=list
liHome/li
liAbout/li
/ul
/div
/div
I use the following CSS:
.left-navi {
/* Main navi box */
I shy away from using ids and classes like .red or .bright simply because at
some point I may need to change the colours and then will have to change the
name too ie
.red {
color: red;
}
better:
.warning {
color: red;
}
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I am looking for advice on what shopping cart software packages are out
there and your experiences with them. I am a (somewhat picky) Web designer
and would want full control of the source code so that I could design the
storefront to my own liking. I have general knowledge of ASP, ASP.NET, and
Hi Alex, thanks for the quick response.
On Oct 18, 2006, at 6:42 AM, Alex Bienz wrote:
span is an inline element, and top and
bottom paddings and margins don't apply to inline elements.
But according to my example, it does work for top/bottom padding. In
the example I have background color
frances wrote:
Does anyone know of experienced css users creating or suggesting naming
standards for classes and IDs?
Thanks for your help!
-frances
The best theory, I believe, is to keep names, especially class names,
related to their function, as opposed to description.
So if your
For the love of everything that is sacred stay away from osCommerce.
If you ever plan to extend it's basic functionality with plugins
you'll go mad* I don't seem to remember it being very friendly in
many aspects, but is seems like there are a lot of people out there
using it.
* Unless
Brett Derry wrote:
http://www.coopintranet.co.uk/xmas
When I scale the window in the page width doesn't change (much) until
the right hand side of the window hits the right hand side of the
page. Only then does it change width.
Any ideas?
Yes... :-) ...there's a flaw in your
On Oct 18, 2006, at 8:32 AM, frances wrote:
Does anyone know of experienced css users creating or suggesting
naming
standards for classes and IDs?
I *never* put style information in the ID/class name. that means when
the time comes to rework the site, I can rework the style without
Anne Pennington's recent post got me thinking and maybe this has already
been answered. If so forgive the repetition.
I have a client, like Annie who is a photographer and I would like a simple
Gallery that uses CSS as the main driver but picks the images from MySQL.
Now if I were being really
So what are the thoughts?
...about what? Not quite sure what you are asking.
I've built an image/portfolio management tool. The front end CSS is
somewhat arbitrary. I could use a CSS template or a table template
interchangeably.
IMHO, a good content management tool does just that...and leaves
Hi list,
I am in need of a footer that sticks to the bottom of the viewport,
but when content runs deep, the footer is pushed down accordingly.
Here, for example:
http://66.155.251.18/mlinc.com/06/
Can the footer be pinned to the bottom no matter how tall the
viewport, but when copy, etc. is
How vertical padding and margins are applied vary between browsers. The
typical reaction I see is that vertical padding/margins/borders are
applied, but they do not change the dimensions of the inline element.
Meaning if an inline element is 1em tall, it remains 1em tall and it is
rendered as if
Tom Livingston wrote:
I am in need of a footer that sticks to the bottom of the viewport,
but when content runs deep, the footer is pushed down accordingly.
Here, for example:
http://66.155.251.18/mlinc.com/06/
Anything is possible. Getting it to work reliably cross-browser without
throwing
http://webhost.bridgew.edu/etribou/layouts/exp/diane/one.html
That's my attempt at sticky footer (and header). There are some browsers
that don't handle it well but it might be something that could be worked
around (or the sticky part just not applied to older browsers).
--
Eric Tribou
Is there any way, using css, to resize both the height and width of an HTML
element like an image to the same percentage based on the width of the
browser window?
Ideally, I'd like to give a minimum and maximum size (height and width),
too.
In other words, I want to make sure my image is
Below is some CSS that I found that I really like. To see a working
sample, visit http://www.ecu.edu/cs-dhs/customcf/murphyp/sample5.html.
Right now when you hover over the links, you get a description. I
actually plan to modify this so that an actual sub menu with links
appears, but I can't
From: Glenn E. Lanier, II
Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 4:36 PM
Original Post:
http://lists.css-discuss.org/mailman/private/css-d/2006-October/070167.html
I have a page [1] that works solidly (as far as I can tell) in FireFox
(Windows XP, v1.5.0.7) but when viewed in IE the third
Hi all,
Ok, I've been following the why margin-top/bottom don't work for
span class? thread, and have an offshoot question that has been
bugging me for some time. Say I have a div that has a little bit of
content such as:
.div1 {
border: 1px solid red;
padding: 5px;
I am working on a touch screen kiosk that will use FF. In IE i could define
the button size and background and the size specified was the link which is
what I want. To get the background images to show completely In FF i ended
up resorting to a table. Ideally, i want to get rid of the table. Even
Subject: Re: [css-d] CSS Gallery from database
So what are the thoughts?
...about what? Not quite sure what you are asking.
I am looking for the elegance of the CSS Gallery but with the flexibility of
using MySQL and PHP to pick the images, so that we can upload images to
database
Subject: [css-d] Can images be dynamically resized proportionally
with minand max sizes?
Is there any way, using css, to resize both the height and width
of an HTML
element like an image to the same percentage based on the width of the
browser window?
Ideally, I'd like to give a minimum
Russ Bombardieri wrote:
I am looking for advice on what shopping cart software packages are out
there and your experiences with them. I am a (somewhat picky) Web designer
and would want full control of the source code so that I could design the
storefront to my own liking. ... Any guidance
Kathryn,
On Oct 18, 2006, at 4:47 PM, Kathryn Crutcher wrote:
I am working on a touch screen kiosk that will use FF. In IE i
could define
the button size and background and the size specified was the link
which is
what I want. To get the background images to show completely In FF
i
Mark,
On Oct 18, 2006, at 4:07 PM, Mark Wheeler wrote:
Ok, I've been following the why margin-top/bottom don't work for
span class? thread, and have an offshoot question that has been
bugging me for some time. Say I have a div that has a little bit of
content such as:
.div1 {
OK, first of all, div's default to display: block, so setting that is
the same as not setting display: at all. The purpose of div is to be
the generic block-display container, just as span is the generic
inline-display container.
By definition, absent explicit positioning, a block element is a
Ian Young wrote:
I have a client, like Annie who is a photographer and I would like a simple
Gallery that uses CSS as the main driver but picks the images from MySQL.
Now if I were being really lazy, I could use a CMS - like Joomla with its
Zoom extension which does a reasonable job, can be
Murphy, Percevial wrote:
http://www.ecu.edu/cs-dhs/customcf/murphyp/sample5.html [.].I
can't figure out how to descriptions that are appearing
below the menu to show to the right of the main menu item you are
hovering over?
I believe that is Eric Meyer's 'pop-up' demo. The
Subject: [css-d] Can images be dynamically resized proportionally
with minand max sizes?
Is there any way, using css, to resize both the height and width
of an HTML
element like an image to the same percentage based on the width of the
browser window?
Ideally, I'd like to give
Pieter Botha wrote:
Hello everyone.
Please check this site for me: http://kusile.cojjoconnect.co.za
I have a little problem in IE...
The dark green header bar (h1 with background color applied) should
touch the menu bar, there is a small little annoying gap.
Seems like padding is applied to the
Ok, I notice that gmail also has table-layout: fixed for the table,
so i tried applying that. It got the clipping to work, but it set
every column to be the same width, as shown in the second table here:
http://curby.net/pub/temp/indexer_test.htm
How does gmail get a fixed layout table to use
Here is the page I'm working on:
http://www.villa-corti.com/menus.htm
The image divs are all in the right place but the navigation bars I can´t
seem to move. tabsH and navbar are the ones I want to move and they are in the
navshadow div which presently doen´t have a style. All the divs hare
Ok, there seems to be two solutions. The first is to use a
fixed-layout table with hard-set column widths on col elements. The
columns that should shrink and grow don't have such styling; in
effect, they have an auto width.
The advantage to the first solution is that the table renders quickly
You may want to validate your xhtml before you amend that. 32 errors.
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I am looking for advice on what shopping cart software packages are
out
there and your experiences with them. I am a (somewhat picky) Web
designer
and would want full control of the source code so that I could
design the
storefront to my own liking. I have general knowledge of ASP,
Ian Young wrote:
Have a look at Tedd's article on this:
http://sperling.com/examples/zoom/
(Note: Above quote taken from CSS-d email/thread with this Subject line:
Re: [css-d] Can images be dynamically resized proportionally with
minand max sizes?
I did not want to thread-jack.)
Maybe Tedd
ed gooddy wrote:
http://www.villa-corti.com/menus.htm
The image divs are all in the right place but the navigation bars I
can´t seem to move. tabsH and navbar are the ones I want to move and
they are in the navshadow div which presently doen´t have a style.
All the divs hare position
Well, it looks like it's finally out:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/
later,
Mike
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Hi guys,
I tried emailing this before, so if you already replied I apologize in
advance. I tried searching the archives and couldn't find my email.
I don't even know where to start. I have this working beautifully
under Firefox 1.5. However, the wonderful IE plagues me and I don't
know where to
Martin Davis wrote:
Hi guys,
I tried emailing this before, so if you already replied I apologize in
advance. I tried searching the archives and couldn't find my email.
I don't even know where to start. I have this working beautifully
under Firefox 1.5. However, the wonderful IE plagues me
Micky Hulse wrote:
The number used was 16. Is that related to default font size for a
particular browser? I thought that number changed depending on
browser... I would love to setup a site that displayed images at the
optimal/default dimensions/resolution, but scaled on zoom.
Seems like
I laid out a page with the markup, and just started formatting with
CSS. I have the page header positioned in CSS, and it looks fine in
Safari and Firefox on the Mac. In both IE6 Firefox on the PC both
the header background and the menu do not appear. (I was surprised
that the problem
I am a graphic designer aspiring to be a web developer. I know PHP and
HTML pretty well, CSS a bit, but ultimately, I don't know what I am
supposed to use and where. I've read all I could retain on AListApart
and some other sites, but now, 15% into the site, I am stumped. I
didn't think it
Ok... So is there a way to run IE7 and at least IE6 on the same box?
Mark
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On Oct 18, 2006, at 7:34 PM, Mike Soultanian wrote:
Well, it looks like it's finally out:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/
later,
Mike
Martin Davis wrote:
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't even think to look at that.
I validate as I go. Only way I can keep on top of things. Then, after I
put it up where people can see it, I validate again, just in case!
I'm just a learner here, myself, so I'm CCing this back to the CSS-D
Martin Davis wrote:
I have this working beautifully under Firefox 1.5. However, the
wonderful IE plagues me and I don't know where to start to fix it.
http://www.smwstudios.com/Martin/index2.htm
Try adding...
#mainbody {zoom: 1;}
#newsblock {zoom: 1; position: relative; }
...which will
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