jeffrey morin wrote:
i am not too familiar with the IE mac bugs out there. i have a page with a 2
column layout and the left column seems to have extra padding on the right
pushing it out and causing the second column to not float up and rest next
to it. i am confused because i have the
Sandy Gonzales wrote:
hi guys, i have a question about word wrapping. I notice when i set a
width to a block element that the text inside won't wrap, which makes
sense i guess since the element retains its size..
for example:
http://www.rh-v2.cpdev.sudjam.com/tutorial.php?cat=26
is there
Diane Ross wrote:
On 2/4/07 11:31 PM, francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* testpage 2
http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-base2.html
So I guess it must be some margin or padding in the inner parts of the
#sidebar, for when we make the width of the #sidebar some
Andy Harrison wrote:
On 2/8/07, Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Switch your fixed div to absolute and it will do what you want.
And switch its containing block to position:relative. :-)
Andy
I think what Rafael wants is for the object to be fixed compared to the
Hi list,
I have a div that contains two spans, each with a floating attribute set.
There is no line-break in IE7 or Firefox 2.0.0.1 unless I have some other
content in the div outside of the floating spans. Can anyone explain to me
why this is works this way, and/or a better way to get it to
Hi Georg,
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
On #main:
delete 'margin-top: 4em', and add 'clear: both'.
Then add...
#mainnav {margin-bottom: 1.5em;}
#formnav {margin-bottom: 1.5em;}
Thanks very much for your reply. I appreciate it. I made the change and it
works well on IE7. On Firefox, however,
it's weird. when i view it online it looks ok but when i just view it
locally on my imac the content column gets hung up. so if anyone looks at
this and it's not working please let me know what you think is going on.
thanks!!
http://www.melissagerstein.com/ie_mac_bugs.html
Oops. I deleted the links to the pages. They're at:
http://www.yourtimematters.com/menu1.html
http://www.yourtimematters.com/menu2.html
Thanks again!
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Bill Walton wrote:
On #main: delete 'margin-top: 4em', and add 'clear: both'.
Then add...
#mainnav {margin-bottom: 1.5em;} #formnav {margin-bottom: 1.5em;}
Thanks very much for your reply. I appreciate it. I made the change
and it works well on IE7. On Firefox, however, it trashes
Ray Costanzo wrote:
I have a div that contains two spans, each with a floating attribute
set. There is no line-break in IE7 or Firefox 2.0.0.1 unless I have
some other content in the div outside of the floating spans. Can
anyone explain to me why this is works this way, and/or a better way
Hi Georg,
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
You've forgotten to add...
#main {clear: both;}
...that's on the top of my list of corrections.
Won't work without it.
Oh Jeez
I really hate it when people can't follow clearly given instructions. Don't
you ;-)
Seriously, I'm usually very good at it.
Zoe wrote:
What you are asking for *is* absolute positioning -- positioning one div
relative to another -- so why not just use absolute positioning? That
will allow your div to move along with the other div when the browser is
scrolled.
Switch your fixed div to absolute and it will do what
Hello all, I have a tall order here.
I'm having my first serious foray into print CSS here and have
everything pretty much down to a T, bar a few bits of aesthetic judgment
(as ever) - on standards-compliant browsers.
IE has a strange problem - despite the fact I have taken great care in
Hello,
Another problem. I'm implementing a css custom corners and border box with
multiple divs inside the main box div. I want it to be expandible both by
width and height. So the problem is that whan I don't specify float:right
for the divs of right corners, they stick to the left corners
Bill Walton wrote:
Oh Jeez
I really hate it when people can't follow clearly given instructions.
Don't you ;-)
Yes :-)
It makes threads grow longer, but apart from that I can't see anything
wrong with such I'm needing a reminder type of requests.
I usually have to fix such things
Rafael Holt wrote:
Yes, Barney knows what I mean. I feared I'd have to resort to JS and
PPK's blog is exactly what I had in mind. :)
I feel like this most days. Hehehe.
However, I still wonder whether anyone thinks position:fixed would be
more useful in this sort of implementation (doesn't
Hi list,
Can anyone help me prepare for coding an HTML email for a Chinese
audience? I have never done anything with Asian characters before. I
am on a Mac using DW8.
Any help would be appreciated...
TIA
--
Tom Livingston | Senior Multimedia Artist | Media Logic |
ph: 518.456.3015x231 | fx:
Hi Barney,
It's difficult to analyze, if we don't have some practical material
(maybe you've send it in an attachment, but they are deleted in this list).
Do you have a link?
Greetings,
francky
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On 2/8/07 6:55 AM, jeffrey morin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's weird. when i view it online it looks ok but when i just view it
locally on my imac the content column gets hung up. so if anyone looks at
this and it's not working please let me know what you think is going on.
thanks!!
Hi guys,
Creating a sitemap for a client and what they want is for the list to be as
follows:
01. Section 1
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
02. Section 2
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
03. Section 3
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
etc...
However, they also want ti split over
On 08/02/07, Seona Bellamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
Creating a sitemap for a client.
However, they also want ti split over two columns so that it doesn't end up
just scrolling forever. Fair enough. However, since this is to plug into
their CMS, I need to allow for a variable
Mike Buettner wrote:
[...]
Could you please take another look at it?
Site: http://scottriggs.com/2007/index.html
Hi Mike,
For a first timer, it´s hard stuff and you are going not bad for this
not too simple layout! :-)
But I'm afraid there are still some css-hills to climb.
* IE is
I use #page_links and .footerbar for links. The problem shows on this page
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/
but
show OK on this page (and other pages on the site that use the same divs)
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/exchange/index.html
The Problem:
In Opera
Zoe wrote:
Users are used to things moving when you scroll, so I've never needed to
change that.
On 08/02/07, Barney Carroll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To be honest, I do see fixed elements as a bit of a flashy luxury - and
something that is often used irresponsibly to create cumbersome
Oh dear, I messed up the URL, how embarrassing.
http://raffles.awardspace.com/G/melbourne/2/
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On 2/8/07 5:53 AM, francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed, this is the direction to find the culprit. You assigned the
{width:150px} to the .quicklinks and so on, but then the border-width is
added to the box-width. Then FF is giving overflow + hor. scrollbar to
see the overflow, and IE is
Julia Ccc wrote:
Hello,
Another problem. I'm implementing a css custom corners and border box with
multiple divs inside the main box div. I want it to be expandible both by
width and height. So the problem is that whan I don't specify float:right
for the divs of right corners, they stick
At 2/8/2007 03:25 PM, Seona Bellamy wrote:
Creating a sitemap for a client and what they want is for the list to be as
follows:
01. Section 1
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
02. Section 2
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
03. Section 3
- Sub-page
- Sub-page
etc...
Diane Ross wrote:
I use #page_links and .footerbar for links. The problem shows on this page
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/
but
show OK on this page (and other pages on the site that use the same divs)
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/exchange/index.html
The Problem:
Diane Ross wrote:
I looked at the code several time, but I just didn't see it. shaking my
head at my stupidity
I think it´s not stupid at all if you don´t see one missing slash after
numerous cut-copy-paste actions in a large and complicated code. But you
don´t have to see everything
Seona Bellamy wrote:
I don't suppose you've got good JS skills and
would be willing to work with me off-list on
this? *hopeful grin*
If so... some of us would love to see the end-result for our off-list
enjoyment!
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I made magic once. Now, the sofa is gone.
http://dwacon.blogspot.com
Seona Bellamy wrote:
In your scripting logic I imagine you'll want to decide how to handle
widows orphans so you don't strand a section title at the bottom of
column1 or the last item of a section at the top of column 2.
That should be very interesting to implement, since you won't know just
On 09/02/07, david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seona Bellamy wrote:
In your scripting logic I imagine you'll want to decide how to handle
widows orphans so you don't strand a section title at the bottom of
column1 or the last item of a section at the top of column 2.
That should be very
yeah i don't get it. am going to keep working on it
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On 2/8/07 6:57 PM, francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it´s not stupid at all if you don´t see one missing slash after
numerous cut-copy-paste actions in a large and complicated code. But you
don´t have to see everything yourself by eye and by hand: the validators
are eager to help (if
Hello all
at this site that I am testing;
http://sachitesting.com/2007/01/25/another-blog-entry-to-test/http://www.sachistudio.com/test/sachipcc/index.html
http://www.sachistudio.com/test/sachipcc/index.htmlYou will notice as you
scroll down, that the gradient black-to-red background image will
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