Hi All
I am hoping that I will not need to use image replacement to achieve
what I want! The site is located at:
http://uzellacourtantiques.co.uk/
CSS is:
http://uzellacourtantiques.co.uk/includes/templates/uzellacourt/css/stylesheet.css
The image is:
Matt Dawson wrote:
Still, if you ever end up with a page where there is a small amount
of content - especially on a big screen - that container will still
stretch to the bottom of the page, leaving a largely empty column.
In such a case one will indeed end up with a largely empty column on
Dear Richard:
Not many people will have that particular font available, so while you
have set up the font-family as best you could, I believe it would be
futile to attempt. Rather, to increase readability/accessibility, I
incorporated a technique that turns the logo image into a background
also sprach Ed Seehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007.01.26.2205 +]:
But I suggest it's better to do it by floating the li elements left.
That's much more flexible for styling purposes, and if you do that you
should make the a elements render as blocks as suggested in my
original reply. Block
Hello,
I'd love to know if anyone here has experience teaching to people in
this age. I'd like to share experiences, methodology, etc.
Thanks
David.
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From: Richard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://uzellacourtantiques.co.uk/
CSS is:
http://uzellacourtantiques.co.uk/includes/templates/uzellacourt/css/stylesheet.css
Currently I am trying this:
font-size: 3em;
font family: Palatino Linotype, Book Antiqua, Palatino, Times New
Roman, Times, serif;
Henrik Nyh wrote:
I want a div to have as its minimum height the viewport height sans
margins. The margins could be any unit, though preferably pixels.
* There should always be black margins above and below the white div.
* If there is little content, the white div should still fill the
Richard Brown wrote:
http://uzellacourtantiques.co.uk/
Currently I am trying this:
I am not sure how it looks on Windows but on Mac it looks bad!
After making the correction the Holly sent (the missing hyphen), I
would change the order from: font-family: Palatino Linotype, Book
Antiqua,
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Henrik Nyh wrote:
I want a div to have as its minimum height the viewport height sans
margins. The margins could be any unit, though preferably pixels.
Ok, there seems to be a demand for those '100% high' solutions
these days, so I adapted my regular to suit your
Henrik Nyh wrote:
A top margin but having the bottom of the div flush against the
bottom of the viewport/page would be nice, too, though a top _and_ a
bottom margin is preferable.
Then I think the variant I played with earlier might be a bit closer, as
there are no faked margins there...
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Henrik Nyh wrote:
A top margin but having the bottom of the div flush against the
bottom of the viewport/page would be nice, too, though a top _and_ a
bottom margin is preferable.
Then I think the variant I played with earlier might be a bit closer, as
there are no
Peggy Coats wrote:
In some verisons of IE the olive green sub-menu background color
disappears.
http://buchic.com
IE6 (and older) need a hasLayout trigger on lists.
Adding...
dd ul {height: 1%;}
...will do.
regards
Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
Hi,
This site, http://72.9.236.169/index.php is suppose to have a faint left
line in the left column as seen in IE7. In netscape and mozilla this border
will not show but if I put a background color on the whole right side then
it shows in all browsers.
Also, even though I have auto values set
Thanks so much -- that did the trick!
Peg
On 1/27/07, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peggy Coats wrote:
IE6 (and older) need a hasLayout trigger on lists.
Adding...
dd ul {height: 1%;}
...will do.
regards
Georg
--
http://www.gunlaug.no
Melinda Odom wrote:
This site, http://72.9.236.169/index.php is suppose to have a faint left
line in the left column as seen in IE7. In netscape and mozilla this border
will not show but if I put a background color on the whole right side then
it shows in all browsers.
I don't see the
Melinda,
On Jan 27, 2007, at 7:29 PM, Melinda Odom wrote:
This site, http://72.9.236.169/index.php is suppose to have a faint
left
line in the left column as seen in IE7. In netscape and mozilla
this border
will not show but if I put a background color on the whole right
side then
I'm going to release this site in a few months when I get more content
on it, can you all take a look? ANY suggestions will be appreciated
(design, code, features, etc)
I am going to have multiple stylesheets for this page (one will be
liquid, one will be 3 column, etc) This is the first design.
I added faux columns to my page to make the borders span to the bottom
of the page, but it seems to have erased the scroll bar for Internet
Explorer.
The page is here:
http://santinipackers.com/phazm/index.html
Anyone know how to fix it?
Thanks,
- Jon
Jon Hughes wrote:
I added faux columns to my page to make the borders span to the
bottom of the page, but it seems to have erased the scroll bar for
Internet Explorer.
http://santinipackers.com/phazm/index.html
You'll have to delete...
* html body {overflow: hidden;}
...as that's what's
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