Re: [css-d] help please?

Kirsten Rourke wrote: The page validates for xhtml transitional and css but IE 5+ win and mac hates it. www.kirstenrourke.com/index2.html Would anyone mind looking (and not laughing too much) and letting me know what stands out as really wrong? Nothing really wrong in your stylesheet,

Re: [css-d] universal selector to set defaults

Hi Garth, One thing to be aware of is that you will be removing borders from Form items such as input boxes, you will also be removing the padding on these items which will need to be reapplied or the input will look pretty bad (IMHO). I used to use the universal selector to do what you are

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners

On 1/31/07, Jonathan Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks a lot for the tip George. Unfortunately my scenario doesn't accomodate fixed width containers. I have a two column fluid layout and both columns need to have rounded edges, and child elements of both containers need to be rounded as

Re: [css-d] a obj. oriented style of CSS class inheritance

Eric P wrote: Is there a way to define a CSS class that inherits the attributes of another (parent) class? Currently, I have: .outset { border-left: 1px #b2b2b2 solid; border-top: 1px #b2b2b2 solid; border-right: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 1px black solid;

[css-d] IE6 transparent PNG and RTL

hi for some reason when i use the png fix (with the htc file) the transparancy problem is fixed with no problem. but the background image is pasted to the left instead of to the right as the css tells it to ? every thing looks fine when the javascript is not there (except for the

[css-d] mac testing with no mac

is there a way ( some kind of emulator) to check if the site is safari compatible if i have no mac ? Thanks Ido __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information --

Re: [css-d] mac testing with no mac

On Jan 31, 2007, at 8:57 AM, Ido Dekkers wrote: is there a way ( some kind of emulator) to check if the site is safari compatible if i have no mac ? One page that I found awhile back but haven't looked into it too much because I have a Mac is: http://www.browsrcamp.com/ It looks like

[css-d] IE6 and percentuals

Hi *, I'm definitely not a designer, but wanted to design my own blog to improve my knowledge and for fun. Now I'm facing a weird problem with IE6 and 7 - the site looks awful while on Safari and Firefox everything looks just fine. I think the problem is using % in widths, but I'm no expert.

[css-d] IE7 scrollbar bug

A colleague of mine found a little bug in IE7 that produces an unneeded horizontal scrollbar: http://alastairc.ac/testing/IE7_bugs/scrolling_on_position-right.html It seems to be tripped when you have: - a block of over 50% wide, relatively positioned. (Including the body.) - an absolutely

Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 issue

Roger Roelofs wrote: David, On Jan 30, 2007, at 10:30 PM, ~davidLaakso wrote: At screen resolution 800, mac/ie5.2 is doing a number on #hnav. Mac/Opera9 gets it right. What to do? uri: http://www.chelseacreekstudio.com/ IE/Mac seems to be having difficulty fitting the #right elment, so

[css-d] Filter rules for Opera 9

Hello, Is there a way to filter some css rules for Opera 9? I've been searching but can't find anything. I'd be grateful if someone can help me. Thanks a lot. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [css-d] Filter rules for Opera 9

Bernat Lleonart wrote: Is there a way to filter some css rules for Opera 9? I've been searching but can't find anything. I'd be grateful if someone can help me. @media screen and (min-width: 0px){ #foo { background-color: inherit; color: #fff; } } /*be even nicer to opera */ Best, ~dL

Re: [css-d] mac/ie5.2 issue

At 10:30 PM -0500 1/30/07, ~davidLaakso wrote: At screen resolution 800, mac/ie5.2 is doing a number on #hnav (the horizontal bar immediately below the #header). Mac/Opera9 gets it right. What to do? browsercam captures: http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=319499 uri:

Re: [css-d] mac testing with no mac

It's no guarantee, but if the site works in another Webkit-based browser (like, say, Konqueror running on Cygwin/X), then it probably works in Safari. On 1/31/07, Ido Dekkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is there a way ( some kind of emulator) to check if the site is safari compatible if i have no

Re: [css-d] mac testing with no mac

is there a way ( some kind of emulator) to check if the site is safari compatible if i have no mac ? Thank you for asking instead of posting a site check please message! :-) One page that I found awhile back but haven't looked into it too much because I have a Mac is:

Re: [css-d] mac testing with no mac

Try this: http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ It will capture pages in Safari. Peg ambientglow On 1/31/07, Ido Dekkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is there a way ( some kind of emulator) to check if the site is safari compatible if i have no mac ? Thanks Ido

Re: [css-d] Images defined as %

Here's something I did a while back that relies heavily on image scaling: http://alisonmg.com/galleries/landscapes/show.php Chris -- Chris Ovenden http://thepeer.blogspot.com Imagine all the people / Sharing all the world __

[css-d] IE7 Appearance

I recently took over the maintenance of a website for a company. The site looks just as its supposed to on IE6, Firefox and Safari, but on IE7 it leaves a gap in the vertical navigation bar on the left of the page (this can be seen at http://www.mycomfortmyway.com/mysleep/). I'm not quite

Re: [css-d] IE7 Appearance

It looks perfect to me, no gap on IE7 -- 7.0.5730.11 Grady On 1/31/07, N. Graves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I recently took over the maintenance of a website for a company. The site looks just as its supposed to on IE6, Firefox and Safari, but on IE7 it leaves a gap in the vertical navigation

[css-d] menu display problem in IE6

hello all, and thanks in advance for any help you can offer me with this problem. I'm developing a site at http://www.etcdevelopmentcorp.org, and the menu in the left-hand column seems to work and display just fine in IE7, Firefox, and Safari, but not in IE6. As you'll see, I am using Dean

Re: [css-d] Images defined as %

Looks good... I've run into IE problems and they way it does't work properly. My layout is a little odd with basically a two column layout with one big picture on the left and two little pictures on the right stacked on top of each other with two separate images underneath those three forming a

[css-d] ATTN: People with Nifty Corners experience

So I've decided to implement Nifty Corners into a project and it's working great. The only problem I keep running into is that sometimes when I apply the edges to an element, the corners aren't positioned in the correct place. For example: http://www.staticsolution.com/screenshot.gif You can

Re: [css-d] IE6 transparent PNG and RTL

Ido Dekkers wrote: for some reason when i use the png fix (with the htc file) the transparancy problem is fixed with no problem. but the background image is pasted to the left instead of to the right as the css tells it to ? Ido, The hacked transparent PNGs in IE are not actual

Re: [css-d] ATTN: People with Nifty Corners experience

I agree with you, unfortunately those pages are internal and I can't really push the code up to a public server. Thats why I asked for people with experience with Nifty Corners because I was hoping that the problem I'm having is common enough that seeing the code isn't

[css-d] IE7 jitters - www.paen.net

We're seeing a bizarre behaviour from IE7 on the page http://www.paen.net The 2 or 3 boxes on the right ought to be over on the right with a reasonable gutter between them and the body text, and they display that way in IE6 and all well-brought-up browsers. However, in IE7 some people are seeing

Re: [css-d] mac testing with no mac

I recently heard of a new .NET (requires 2.0) project called Swift that is developing a browser with WebKit. I can't speak for the accuracy comparison between Safari and Swift, but assuming the consistency of WebKit, it should be pretty close. The browser itself is still in very early beta, so

Re: [css-d] Rounded corners

George Ornbo wrote: On 1/31/07, Jonathan Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks a lot for the tip George. Unfortunately my scenario doesn't accomodate fixed width containers. I have a two column fluid layout and both columns need to have rounded edges, and child elements of both containers

[css-d] (no subject)

Hi CSSers, Anyone know of a way to make a read only input element blend perfectly in to the background in Safari? Renders properly in Firefox. See: Tour Date field above calendar at: https://www.mauimountaincruisers.com/bookings/ Aloha, -tim

Re: [css-d] (no subject) - styling readonly input

Timothy Martens wrote: Hi CSSers, Anyone know of a way to make a read only input element blend perfectly in to the background in Safari? Renders properly in Firefox. See: Tour Date field above calendar at: https://www.mauimountaincruisers.com/bookings/ Aloha, -tim Alright

Re: [css-d] IE6 and percentuals

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi *, I'm definitely not a designer, but wanted to design my own blog to improve my knowledge and for fun. Now I'm facing a weird problem with IE6 and 7 - the site looks awful while on Safari and Firefox everything looks just fine. I think the problem is using %

[css-d] Unable to scroll down page in IE?

http://www.santinipackers.com/phazm/ Afer adding in faux columns, I can no longer scroll down my pages in IE. Anyone know a fix for this? Thanks, - Jon __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[css-d] IE7 problem

I have tested in FF and IE6, but I have a problem with the menu for www.rgampadds.com in IE7, anyone have any suggestions? Here is the code: div id=menuContent div id=menuContainer

[css-d] ie7 zoom issue

hi all: this is making me pretty nuts, the page is at a draft stage. http://mainehumanities.org/programs/btr-conference-draft.html when you hit zoom in ie7, even one time, the inpage menu (right now with a gray background and orange border) the words don't stay within their boxes. they stay