Re: [css-d] Colour not showing in background in class

Have you tried assigning a height to #banner? Best, ~dL Oh my, ignore my suggestion...(where is my mind). ~dL -- Thanks to both Davids, Franky pointed out the error of my ways. It needed a clear div and although I had included one I had stupidly put it AFTER the banner div rather

Re: [css-d] content at the bottom

Subject: [css-d] content at the bottom Ok, silly question and I don't have a page that I can refer to, just an idea. How can you position an item that's at/close to the top of the page at the very bottom of it, no matter how long the page is? Not the bottom of the browser window, but

[css-d] missing image(s)

Hi, At my client's request, I have added a javascript fade-in revolving image in the center column of the home page, but the image won't appear. I'm not sure for the reason for this, but I suspect is something I've done in the style sheet somewhere. Can anyone see what I've done wrong?

Re: [css-d] missing image(s)

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of David Bailey Sent: 30 November 2006 08:52 To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: [css-d] missing image(s) Hi, At my client's request, I have added a javascript fade-in revolving image in the center column of the home page,

Re: [css-d] missing image(s)

At my client's request, I have added a javascript fade-in revolving image in the center column of the home page, but the image won't appear. I'm not sure for the reason for this, but I suspect is something I've done in the style sheet somewhere. Can anyone see what I've done wrong? Page:

Re: [css-d] content at the bottom

Maybe `position: fixed` (on browsers that support it) ? __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ --

[css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

hi all, I'm working on following site: http://www.dywiz.com/test/budimex/menu_011.html here on the right is mini-menu :) with custom bullets made with following code: #menuProste ul { list-style: none; margin: 0 5px 0 5px; padding: 0.5em 0 0.5em 0; } #menuProste li

Re: [css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

zbyszekp wrote: In FF this menu is aligned very well -centered - but in IE bullets are placed a little up. How can I corect this one? List bullet positioning are one of the prime examples of browser disparity. I believe Firefox aligns them with the baseline or x-height, while IE aligns them

Re: [css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

Barney Carroll napisał(a): List bullet positioning are one of the prime examples of browser disparity. I believe Firefox aligns them with the baseline or x-height, while IE aligns them compared to the top of the line. For one, I find the list-style-position values utterly insufficient. I

[css-d] Mysterious :hover height?

I have played around with height, margins, padding, line-height... everything that I can think of, and I still cannot figure out what is causing the blue :hover effect on the nav bar to be just a slight bit larger than the dark purple background. It's a nice effect (thank goodness!), but I want

Re: [css-d] Mysterious :hover height?

Linden A. Mueller wrote: I have played around with height, margins, padding, line-height... everything that I can think of, and I still cannot figure out what is causing the blue :hover effect on the nav bar to be just a slight bit larger than the dark purple background. Hi Linden Try

Re: [css-d] Mysterious :hover height?

Linden A. Mueller wrote: I have played around with height, margins, padding, line-height... everything that I can think of, and I still cannot figure out what is causing the blue :hover effect on the nav bar to be just a slight bit larger than the dark purple background. It's a nice effect

Re: [css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

zbyszekp wrote: Barney Carroll napisał(a): List bullet positioning are one of the prime examples of browser disparity. I believe Firefox aligns them with the baseline or x-height, while IE aligns them compared to the top of the line. For one, I find the list-style-position values

Re: [css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

francky napisał(a): Hi Zbyszek, In my little library I've an example for you: * http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-graphical-bullets.htm In this way it is font-size scaling proof (for IE too). :-) Success and greetings, superb !!! thanks :) regards, zbyszek

Re: [css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

zbyszekp wrote: http://www.dywiz.com/test/budimex/menu_011.html here on the right is mini-menu :) with custom bullets made with following code [...] Btw: I first thought it was about positioning of the koniec_akapitu.png images in the text lines. You can give them a class alignMe with:

[css-d] horizontal navigation in Opera

Hi,website: http://www.tulipdesign.nl/css: http://www.tulipdesign.nl/tulipstyle.css My first entry to this list This website I'm working on, works wel in FF and IE6 (don't have 7). But if you look in Opera and watch the horizontal navigation with the red background (id=navig), you see at

Re: [css-d] Problems with custom image-bullets (IE of course)

francky napisał(a): zbyszekp wrote: http://www.dywiz.com/test/budimex/menu_011.html here on the right is mini-menu :) with custom bullets made with following code [...] Btw: I first thought it was about positioning of the koniec_akapitu.png images in the text lines. You can give them a

Re: [css-d] horizontal navigation in Opera

saskia verlinden wrote: Hi,website: http://www.tulipdesign.nl ... This website I'm working on, works wel in FF and IE6 (don't have 7). But if you look in Opera and watch the horizontal navigation with the red background (id=navig), you see at the right side a white gap of some pixels

Re: [css-d] Css rollovers, opinions on accessability

On 11/30/06, Scott Haneda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Friend of mine is doing as so: /* CSS Rollovers */ #contact{ height: 28px; width: 56px; overflow: hidden; background: url(btn_Contact.gif) top left no-repeat; display: block; } #contact:hover{

[css-d] Two col with background image - text pushes image

I'm attempting a two column layout for a simple set of web pages: menu on the left, with an image background beneath the menu. The only way I could get the image to display was by putting it in the #wrapper. If I tried to add background-image: to the column definition, #left, it did not

Re: [css-d] Starter Questions

On 11/29/06, Tal Liron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello. I'm a starter at Css and was building a this page- http://www.planetnana.co.il/liricooli/pagetry.html I've got two questions: 1. Could someone please explain to me why the text in the left column pushes the middle and the right

Re: [css-d] Misaligned Bullets

Kerry McClenaghan wrote: Shortly after posting my problem I discovered that the misalignment occurs where my left menu ends and my faux column continues. So everything after that point is shifted left a couple of pixels. I shall investigate further. Kerry, Sounds like the three pixel

[css-d] horizontal navigation in Opera

saskia verlinden wrote: Hi, website: http://www.tulipdesign.nl/ ... This website I'm working on, works wel in FF and IE6 (don't have 7). But if you look in Opera and watch the horizontal navigation with the red background (id=navig), you see at the right side a white gap of some

Re: [css-d] Help with some minor browser compatibility issues

Roger, Sorry for the delay in responding to this. I'm only back in the office today. Thanks very much for checking it on the Mac. I've a couple of questions from what you've said below. On Sat, 2006-11-25 at 17:27, Roger Roelofs wrote: Andrew, On Nov 24, 2006, at 8:04 AM, Andrew S.

Re: [css-d] horizontal navigation in Opera

saskia verlinden wrote: saskia verlinden wrote: Hi, website: http://www.tulipdesign.nl/ ... This website I'm working on, works wel in FF and IE6 (don't have 7). But if you look in Opera and watch the horizontal navigation with the red background (id=navig), you see at the right side a

[css-d] position of a footer; body bg in IE

I'm having two problems finishing up a layout. http://nesbittfuneralhome.com One:How do I get the footer to snug up to the bottom of either the content or box divs? I've been able to get this to work in IE 5 Mac using absolute or relative positioning but this doesn't work in

Re: [css-d] position of a footer; body bg in IE

On 30/11/2006 16:26, Kim Brooks Wei wrote: One:How do I get the footer to snug up to the bottom of either the content or box divs? I've been able to get this to work in IE 5 Mac using absolute or relative positioning but this doesn't work in either Safari or FF . Add:

Re: [css-d] position of a footer; body bg in IE

On 30/11/2006 16:37, Bradley Wright wrote: On 30/11/2006 16:26, Kim Brooks Wei wrote: One:How do I get the footer to snug up to the bottom of either the content or box divs? I've been able to get this to work in IE 5 Mac using absolute or relative positioning but this

[css-d] Opera 9 bug (?) shunting up by 8px

Hi, On the site below when I first load the page in Opera 9.02 the input and select box at the top of the page are positioned around 8px higher than they should be. When you refresh or click any links (i.e. go elsewhere in the site) it sorts itself out and displays correctly as in all other

Re: [css-d] Opera 9 bug (?) shunting up by 8px

James Leslie wrote: Hi, On the site below when I first load the page in Opera 9.02 the input and select box at the top of the page are positioned around 8px higher than they should be. When you refresh or click any links (i.e. go elsewhere in the site) it sorts itself out and displays

Re: [css-d] Opera 9 bug (?) shunting up by 8px

Thanks a lot, applying the dimensions to the image in the html and the input in the CSS fixed it nicely. FYI, It was failing validation for the input if I put the width and height in there as a proprietary function and I had to remove the px from the img tag, but thanks a lot for fixing something

Re: [css-d] Opera 9 bug (?) shunting up by 8px

James Leslie wrote: Thanks a lot, applying the dimensions to the image in the html and the input in the CSS fixed it nicely. FYI, It was failing validation for the input if I put the width and height in there as a proprietary function and I had to remove the px from the img tag, argh,

Re: [css-d] missing image(s)

Ian Young wrote: At my client's request, I have added a javascript fade-in revolving image in the center column of the home page, but the image won't appear. I'm not sure for the reason for this, but I suspect is something I've done in the style sheet somewhere. Can anyone see what I've done

[css-d] understanding negative margins and floats

Hi, I was experimenting with layouts from Layout Gala http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/ it uses exessively negative margins and floats for layouts. I've modified one of the layouts, and added some new divs. The sample page is there http://pmplus.org/layout7.html You can notice the side columns are

Re: [css-d] understanding negative margins and floats

It took me a minute to figure out what you were asking - but once I popped the hood, it makes sense. Floating an element takes it out of the normal flow of the document. In the case of your navigation bar (on the left), you have 4 nearly-identical speced elements (ie same size, proportions, etc.)

[css-d] menu items beyond the frame

Hello - My menu items function correctly in IE6, IE7, Opera and others, but in older versions of Firefox and Netscape 8.1 the menu items extend beyond the frame. I have a feeling this is a position: relative problem, but I'd really like to avoid position: absolute. Should I be getting rid of

[css-d] IE6 problem with hover, not showing image

I have a problem in Internet Explorer 6. The hover over a thumbnail inside a link is not working This is the structure in my webpage aimg /spanimg //span/a I've set the visibility of the span to hidden. When you hover over the a link the span is set to visibility: visible. A large image should

Re: [css-d] IE6 problem with hover, not showing image

dimpie wrote: I have a problem in Internet Explorer 6. The hover over a thumbnail inside a link is not working This is the structure in my webpage aimg /spanimg //span/a I've set the visibility of the span to hidden. When you hover over the a link the span is set to visibility: visible.

Re: [css-d] understanding negative margins and floats

mean dspt wrote: Hi, I was experimenting with layouts from Layout Gala http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/ it uses exessively negative margins and floats for layouts. I've modified one of the layouts, and added some new divs. The sample page is there http://pmplus.org/layout7.html You can notice the

[css-d] Need a good dropdown css menu

I am redesigning a portal site. We are trying to incorporate the use of a dropdown horizontal menu. Any suggestions as to the most browser friendly dropdown menu? Thanks! Laura Karol-Chik __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] horizontal navigation in Opera working now

Ingo wrote:. See our wiki for containing floats [1]. I've choose overflow:hidden for ul#navig, but the easyclearing method could be a better alternative. Once the floating li are contained, the ul will expand to their height. Then, a part of the ul's red background will appear to the

[css-d] Remaining indent issue ( thanks)

Charles neatly solved my problem with text bullet points conflicting with menus in my http://homepage.mac.com/dweatherston/sbd/index.html with CSS at: http://homepage.mac.com/dweatherston/sbd/styles/sbd.css Thank you. I still have a problem with text bullets (that behave as they should in

[css-d] Designing for PDA's

Hello, I am a CSS beginner, new to this list, working diligently on learning but full of questions! Recently I had a client request that I design a site that is specifically going to be used for the PDA environment. This is unchartered territory for me, but I am trying to gather

[css-d] Some problems regarding floats and positioning in IE6

Hello all, First off, I'm new to this list. I'm a newbie in CSS design, but I'm trying. In the past few weeks, since I'm member, I've already seen some solutions that are completely new to me, so i hope i can learn from what i read. Now, the problems On http://test.mspijker.nl/app/test.php

Re: [css-d] Need a good dropdown css menu

Subject: [css-d] Need a good dropdown css menu I am redesigning a portal site. We are trying to incorporate the use of a dropdown horizontal menu. Any suggestions as to the most browser friendly dropdown menu? Thanks! Laura Karol-Chik Try the following:

[css-d] Not sure how to do this in CSS.

I am creating a site with a layout similar to the http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/ - I want blocks of 10px each, and I want 100 blocks across, and 100 blocks down. I have been contemplating how to do this with CSS, and I cannot think of any way. It has to be able to span over multiple spots

Re: [css-d] Not sure how to do this in CSS.

On Nov 30, 2006, at 6:57 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am creating a site with a layout similar to the http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/ - I want blocks of 10px each, and I want 100 blocks across, and 100 blocks down. I have been contemplating how to do this with CSS, and I cannot

Re: [css-d] Not sure how to do this in CSS.

It will be all text. The problem with doing it your way is having to define rect's and squares. Assuming someone bought 30px vertically, I would have to find the other 2 squares and remove them. I guess that wouldn't be too bad, but seems like there must be an easier way. On Nov 30, 2006,

Re: [css-d] Not sure how to do this in CSS.

it will be all text Sorry, I meant it will be all image - no text On Nov 30, 2006, at 6:57 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am creating a site with a layout similar to the http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/ - I want blocks of 10px each, and I want 100 blocks across, and 100 blocks down.

[css-d] site check: nuff-respec.com

Since my died and I launched the site I was wondering if someone could take my site for a quick spin in IE... http://www.nuff-respec.com/ thanks!! _dannyb __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] Quirks Mode - IE 6 - image + padding + border - extra markup

In Quirks Mode, for IE 6, is it possible to get an image to have padding of 10px around, and then a border of 1px without using extra markup such as a div or span around the image? img src=picture.jpg with=200 height=200 class=img-border .img-border { padding: 6px; border: 1px solid #777;

Re: [css-d] missing image(s)

Page: http://www.eurovisionltd.co.nz/index_3.php CSS: http://www.eurovisionltd.co.nz/styles/layout.css The page is supposed to look like (although the images are different): http://www.eurovisionltd.co.nz/index.php Any suggestions would be appreciated! This may be a silly

Re: [css-d] site check: nuff-respec.com

css-dan wrote: Since my died and I launched the site I was wondering if someone could take my site for a quick spin in IE... http://www.nuff-respec.com/ thanks!! _dannyb You are probably only interested in versions ie/6 and ie/7. Fourteen captures here:

Re: [css-d] Not sure how to do this in CSS.

Jon, On Nov 30, 2006, at 7:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The problem with doing it your way is having to define rect's and squares. Assuming someone bought 30px vertically, I would have to find the other 2 squares and remove them. I'm suggesting that you don't pre-define any squares.

Re: [css-d] Not sure how to do this in CSS.

.square20 { width: 20px; height: 20px; } .rect1040 { width: 40px; height: 10px; } #a1 { top: 30px; left: 100px; } #a2 { top: 50px; left: 50px; width: 20px; height: 50px; } #a3 { top: 50px; left: 100px; } Actually, I think that's more complex than needs be You don't need to specify the widths

Re: [css-d] Need a good dropdown css menu

On 11/30/06, Laura Karol-Chik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am redesigning a portal site. We are trying to incorporate the use of a dropdown horizontal menu. Any suggestions as to the most browser friendly dropdown menu? Thanks! Laura Karol-Chik I like this site

Re: [css-d] Menu floats down in IE6

Thanks. I await your 'specific reply' eagerly and meantime have brought validation errors down by half! The remaining errors pertain to - Google search and the nav menu. I am reading the ALA article on 'satay' for the former; and, seek help on the latter. The navigation includes UL's with spans

Re: [css-d] Menu floats down in IE6

Hi francky, Funnily, IE 6 on several other boxes (including mine) shows the 'drop' I mentioned. Re validator - thanks. Made changes and errors reduced. Remaining ones need to be addressed by the stalwarts on this fabulous list. To avoid repition I request you see my reply to Roger Roelofs.

Re: [css-d] Menu floats down in IE6

Jehangir Larry wrote: The navigation includes UL's with spans (to accomodate a JS script that collapses it.) It involves a nesting order that the validator does not seem to like! The menu is largish and unless each section auto-closes the navigation would be unseemly. It runs as follows

Re: [css-d] Menu floats down in IE6

On Nov 30, 2006, at 10:44 PM, Jehangir Larry wrote: Thanks. I await your 'specific reply' eagerly and meantime have brought validation errors down by half! The remaining errors pertain to - Google search and the nav menu. I am reading the ALA article on 'satay' for the former; and, seek