Hi John,
~davidLaakso wrote:
John M Shepard wrote:
I am working on this page with all the css on same page but having a
difficult time getting the ³a:hover² to work. I am trying to get the color
to change slightly when the mouse hovers over.
Here¹s the mockup site:
Charles Marcus wrote:
Hello,
[...]
Obviously, one of the main benefits I'm hoping to achieve is to learn
web development right the first time, as opposed to learning a bunch of
bad habits that I later have to unlearn.
:)
Best regards,
Charles
I have searched, scoured the internet, forums, websites, tutorials
you name it and cannot find an answer to this. I really don't even
know if its possible.
Problem: I have the navigation working pretty good, the only thing
left to do is somehow make each sub menu centered under its parent.
I'd like to set a DIV to be no bigger than the viewing height I have. I've
been told to set html,body{width:100%} and the div to overflow:hidden with
no avail. I appreciate any help I can get. Thank you.
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Thanks guys, for the effort. You've put me on the right track.
Francky: I like your version of the green blocks.
Georg: I've changed the fixed-height from pixels to ems so it grows with
the fontsize better.
Bye, Helma
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Mahmoud Lababidi wrote:
I'd like to set a DIV to be no bigger than the viewing height I have.
I've been told to set html,body{width:100%} and the div to
overflow:hidden with no avail. I appreciate any help I can get. Thank
you.
Limiting the height to the viewport sounds like a strange
Hi all-
I want to set up a new style sheet which will rely on default h, p and li
rendering as much as possible (no tinkering with the box margins, that is).
However, in trying to do this, it looks to me as if list items have a
different
line height than paragraphs :-(
Question: does anybody
Hi list,
I'm working with an eCommerce framework that uses tables for layout.
After the booing and hissing dies down, I'd like to hear comments
about the propriety of using tables in listing products.
Specifically, pages like http://maritimecompliance.com/categories/imo
[1] where I have a
On 21/03/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to set up a new style sheet which will rely on default h, p and li
rendering as much as possible (no tinkering with the box margins, that is).
However, in trying to do this, it looks to me as if list items have a
different
line
Does anyone know of an eCommerce site using semantic markup and some
killer CSS in WaSP [2] fashion?
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On Wed, 21 Mar 2007, liorean wrote:
uri:http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/sample.html
However, browsers don't follow that perfectly.
Browsers actually deviate quite a lot from it. The sample style sheet
contains some rather odd parts. But regarding basic margins, it reflects
common browser
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007, Tim Gossett wrote:
- - I'd like to hear comments
about the propriety of using tables in listing products.
The adequacy of markup is as such off-topic for this list, which deals
with CSS. The CSS impact of various approaches might be relevant, but if
you want to hear
On 21 Mar 2007, at 17:10, Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007, liorean wrote:
uri:http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/sample.html
However, browsers don't follow that perfectly.
The default rendering of lists is relatively similar in different
browsers, but here, too, it's better to set the
Bradley Wright wrote:
On 21 Mar 2007, at 17:10, Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007, liorean wrote:
uri:http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/sample.html
However, browsers don't follow that perfectly.
The default rendering of lists is relatively similar in different
Set only what is necessary to set.
That's my goal!
Learn just exactly what controls what and for whom.
Hence, my question: where can I see a description of the defaults for boxes
around tags?
Keep the CSS lean, mean, and on-target.
It will be far easier to maintain and revise.
And it will
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Mahmoud Lababidi wrote:
I'd like to set a DIV to be no bigger than the viewing height I have.
I've been told to set html,body{width:100%} and the div to
overflow:hidden with no avail. I appreciate any help I can get. Thank
you.
Limiting the height to the
David Laakso suggested:
Set only what is necessary to set.
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 12:31:52 -0600, Karen Davis responded:
That's my goal!
Learn just exactly what controls what and for whom.
Hence, my question: where can I see a description of the defaults for boxes
around tags?
Keep the
francky wrote:
Hi Georg other listers, In your first page test_07_1851.html
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/alien/test_07_1851.html ... you wrote
Reports about failures in any browser are most welcome... I don't
know if you've had much reactions since 24.jan.2007, so maybe I'm
repeating known
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Learn just exactly what controls what and for whom.
Hence, my question: where can I see a description of the defaults for
boxes around tags?
Will just mention a few minor details that may affect elements -
whether browsers get to keep their defaults or you add your
I've stumbled on a bug that affects Firefox on Mac (not Win), and
confirmed it in the mozilla bug logs. I've also found an apparent fix
involving our good friend overflow: auto, but I'd prefer to feed it
only to Firefox mac... I'm so used to targeting IE, that I can't
think of how you
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