Hi All,
I created (with a lot of help) a horizontal nav that is now working
great on every browser I tested. The only issue is that IE7 has it
floating over the two containers below it (which are also floating).
http://www.stonewall-library.org
There is supposed to be approximately 15px of
Can someone tell me why my drop-down menus are not holding in IE7?
http://ecologic.taopowered.net/templates/index5a.htm
Think I figured it out ... I had a top margin that was dead zone in the link
area, so the item
was being dropped when the cursor went over it.
-- Mary Jo
Hi,
Any feedback is welcome.
If someone with a Mac could check that the sub-nav appears and is functional,
it would be much appreciated (hopefully it will work back to IE 5.2).
Here's the link to the index page:
http://www.sofika.com/samplesite-a/index.html
The Events and Gift Shop links
Mary Jo Sinner Savageau wrote:
Can someone tell me why my drop-down menus are not holding in IE7?
http://ecologic.taopowered.net/templates/index5a.htm
Think I figured it out ... I had a top margin that was dead zone in the
link area, so the item
was being dropped when the cursor went
On 23/07/07, Christopher Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can't see what the names of the IDs and CLASSs are from the
HTML (because the javascript is all that you can see) how the hell
are you supposed to style them
You either parse the JavaScript in your head to determine what the
On 7/21/07, Brian Middleton wrote:
I can't figure out a reason why I have a good chunk of whitespace
below my layout. You can see what I mean here..
http://redplaidshirt.com/test/faq.php
The extra space is only there in Firefox and Safari (Mac PC), it
does not show up in IE (6 or 7).
[...]
Hello,
I have a container with floating image. I've set a width for the
container in the CSS mode. All standards compliant browsers display
the page just fine: image is floating and parent container has zero
height. In the IE6 parent container height is expanded to enclose the
floating image.
Hello everyone,
hoping you can help me with a long standing issue of mine involving floated
columns diffs between IE6 and firefox.
my CSS is here:-
http://www.burningart.com/testhtml/column.html
problem is that it looks great in firefox, but in IE 6, am seeing some gaps
Joe Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
Any feedback is welcome.
If someone with a Mac could check that the sub-nav appears and is functional,
it would be much appreciated (hopefully it will work back to IE 5.2).
http://www.sofika.com/samplesite-a/index.html
Joe
The nav seemed to function as
On Jul 23, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Bruno Fassino wrote:
http://redplaidshirt.com/test/faq.php
The extra space is only there in Firefox and Safari (Mac PC), it
does not show up in IE (6 or 7).
[...]
Is there any reason why the extra whitespace is below the layout? I
can't find the culprit.
David Laakso wrote:
Joe Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
Any feedback is welcome.
If someone with a Mac could check that the sub-nav appears and is
functional, it would be much appreciated (hopefully it will work back to IE
5.2).
http://www.sofika.com/samplesite-a/index.html
Joe
Hi,
How can I force a table to have fixed size (width) cells using CSS
(suppose you don't know how many columns a table may have).
Thanks.
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IE7
On 7/23/07, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 23, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Bruno Fassino wrote:
http://redplaidshirt.com/test/faq.php
The extra space is only there in Firefox and Safari (Mac PC), it
does not show up in IE (6 or 7).
[...]
adding 'overflow:hidden' to the
On Jul 23, 2007, at 10:13 PM, Bruno Fassino wrote:
adding 'overflow:hidden' to the ::after ruleblock would fix that
part.
Was there a reason why the easy clearing method adopted for ::after
visibility:hidden (and a non empty content) instead of
overflow:hidden? Perhaps the fact that for
On Jul 23, 2007, at 9:58 PM, Mohsen Saboorian wrote:
How can I force a table to have fixed size (width) cells using CSS
(suppose you don't know how many columns a table may have).
table {table-layout:fixed;}
You should also assign a width to your table: otherwise, in some
browser, the
Brett wrote:
As a general question, it seems as though CSS only concerns itself with
width:% and does not really consider height:%, is that true? If you
look at my link and adjust the browser window, it appears to change only
in relationship to the width of the window not the height.
No
Arian Hojat пишет:
When you give an element 'layout' in IE6, it will expand to fit the
content inside ('hasLayout' is a funky IE property that if triggered by
certain CSS properties causes funky stuff to happen), so its a way of
containing floats without the use of a clearing element.
You
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Jul 23, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Bruno Fassino wrote:
http://redplaidshirt.com/test/faq.php
The extra space is only there in Firefox and Safari (Mac PC), it
does not show up in IE (6 or 7).
[...]
Is there any reason why the extra whitespace is below the layout? I
h... not sure. I dont think you can give width to the parent without it
containing the float in IE.
On 7/23/07, Eugene Morozov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arian Hojat пишет:
When you give an element 'layout' in IE6, it will expand to fit the
content inside ('hasLayout' is a funky IE
Arian Hojat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
h... not sure. I dont think you can give width to the parent without it
containing the float in IE.
Yes, I've read your link to the end, and now understand it. There's no
way to do what I want in IE. I used to think that for every IE bug
there's a hack
Hi,
if I use a span inside a headline to substitute a .png image with text in
IE5.5 which is set to display: none, does this effect Google or general search
engine indexing in a negative way?
It usually looks like:
h2img src=images/img.png alt=one or two words width=170 height=18
/spanone
Eugene Morozov wrote:
Arian Hojat пишет:
When you give an element 'layout' in IE6, it will expand to fit the
content inside ('hasLayout' is a funky IE property that if triggered by
certain CSS properties causes funky stuff to happen), so its a way of
containing floats without the use of a
Hi,
I have a recurring problem, which I know how to solve, but I don't know why
that is..
Having two div's with a margin of 10px in beetween them results in a margin
slightly larger than 10px. If the top div has border-top or border-bottom
defined the result is a correct 10px margin. I
On 7/23/07, Ingo Chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
[...]
The height might be '0', but the :after element still contains text
that has a certain size (and that would a minimum of 12px on my
side), and thus generates a line box, and takes up space.
As the parent
Hi all, I have cut out all unnecessary content and I´m trying to work out how
to change the size of the content div (in grey) in the following page
http://216.219.94.105/divs.htm
This is all because I want to get rid of any space between the content div
and the right hand div called c1 (lime
This is a strange one I don´t have a clue why this is happening, for some
reason a division is left out on a UL LI on this page
http://216.219.94.105/divs.htm
You can see the screen grabs:
Firefox(problem):
http://216.219.94.105/FF.jpg
IE (fine):
http://216.219.94.105/IE.jpg
Hi all, I have cut out all unnecessary content and I´m trying to work out how
to change the size of the content div (in grey) in the following page
http://216.219.94.105/divs.htm
This is all because I want to get rid of any space between the content div
and the right hand div called c1
Just curious.Can u give an example of why you want it not contained? like a
link to the website or a link to a pic of your layout in FF.Maybe can
suggest another way to visually present the data.Arian
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Arian Hojat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just curious.Can u give an example of why you want it not contained? like a
link to the website or a link to a pic of your layout in FF.Maybe can
suggest another way to visually present the data.Arian
http://home.eugenemorozov.name/~jmv/library.html
The
In that #insert-wrapper img rule try absolute positioning it as one
possibility.
#insert-wrapper img {
position: absolute;
top:0px;
left:-20px;
}
or maybe relative to the main page.
#inset #inset-wrapper {
position: static;
}
#inset #inset-wrapper img {
position: absolute;
top:100px;
Hi all,
I've already worked around this behavior in my application but I
wanted to put this to the list and see if there's a more graceful
worksound than the one I had to implement.
As many of us know, IE's float handling is broken in myriad ways. I
discovered one I had not yet seen (though from
Arian Hojat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In that #insert-wrapper img rule try absolute positioning it as one
possibility.
#insert-wrapper img {
position: absolute;
top:0px;
left:-20px;
}
or maybe relative to the main page.
#inset #inset-wrapper {
position: static;
}
#inset
The answer is to increase the width to 11% that sorts it out
trevor bayliss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is a strange one I don´t have a
clue why this is happening, for some reason a division is left out on a UL LI
on this page
http://216.219.94.105/divs.htm
You can see the screen grabs:
I use Hivelogic's Enkoder to encrypt email addresses, which replaces
mailto: links with JavaScript code followed by a noscript tag to
accomodate non-JS users. But every page where I use this fails
validation. The W3C Markup Validator complains:
document type does not allow element noscript
Steve Ivy wrote:
As many of us know, IE's float handling is broken in myriad ways. I
discovered one I had not yet seen (though from research it's come up a
number of times before on this list and elsewhere) this past week, and
spent some time putting together a test/demo page:
On 7/24/07, H. Bartel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
if I use a span inside a headline to substitute a .png image with text in
IE5.5 which is set to display: none, does this effect Google or general
search engine indexing in a negative way?
It usually looks like:
h2img src=images/img.png
On 7/24/07, H. Bartel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a recurring problem, which I know how to solve, but I don't know why
that is..
Having two div's with a margin of 10px in beetween them results in a margin
slightly larger than 10px. If the top div has border-top or border-bottom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Hivelogic's Enkoder to encrypt email addresses, which replaces
mailto: links with JavaScript code followed by a noscript tag to
accomodate non-JS users. But every page where I use this fails
validation. The W3C Markup Validator complains:
document type
on this link:
http://www.raiders.com/Common/Article.aspx?id=26034
view it in IE6 and you will see ul#articleOptions is pushed down because
the headline went to 2 lines - - it is absolutely positioned on FF and IE7
but if Absolutely positioned in IE6 it disappears - so I floated it - but
on this
Hi,
I'm having a problem with this php store and getting the center lined up in
mozilla and firefox:
http://www.lookatmebaby.com/index.php
IE7 looks ok.
The width is 940 for the whole site.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
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