[css-d] Client side include for Internet Explorer

CSS-d, I'd like to have a different style element, and just a little HTML content, sent to Internet Explorer 6 that will not be visible to other browsers. I know that I can put special comment tags in that only Explorer will see, such as: !--[if lt IE 7]This will only show to IE6 and earlier

Re: [css-d] Differing font-sizes between operating systems

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, Felix Miata wrote: In Konqueror and all versions of IE, monospace (PRE) is the same size as proportional. No, on IE, the default font size of pre elements, as well as tt, code, kbd, and sample elements, is about 90% of the basic font size. Things _look_ different, since

Re: [css-d] Insertions rather than popups

Well, firstly, I don't know why do you hide these footnotes. There's a pretty simple solution using hrefs and ids, try something llike this: texta href=#footnote1 id=firstfootnote class=footnote1/a text text text text ol class=footnotes li id=footnote1 href=#firstfootnotesometexthere/li /ol

[css-d] positioning guidance - link

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Re: [css-d] positioning guidance

JGardner wrote: I want three boxes lined up next to each other (the light blue boxes). I tried floating them but somehow that made them go into the footer (which has a red border on it while I am trying to figure this all out). So then I absolutely positioned them inside a

Re: [css-d] Client side include for Internet Explorer

On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 19:48:43 +0900, Dave M G wrote: [...] In the interest of trying to save some bandwidth, I'm trying to figure out if there is some kind of client side include I can put inside that comment hack so that only Explorer will download it. [...] Dave, The only way I know of

Re: [css-d] Differing font-sizes between operating systems

On 2007/08/25 14:20 (GMT+0300) Jukka K. Korpela apparently typed: On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, Felix Miata wrote: In Konqueror and all versions of IE, monospace (PRE) is the same size as proportional. No, on IE, the default font size of pre elements, as well as tt, code, kbd, and sample

Re: [css-d] Good default font-family stacks?

On 2007/08/20 10:32 (GMT-0400) Timothy Kelty apparently typed: I'm trying to find a good reference to set up some good font-family default stacks with fonts that share similar enough characteristics. Ideally, I'm looking for some examples that contain all your basic web fonts, then a couple

Re: [css-d] positioning guidance

JGardner wrote: I want three boxes lined up next to each other (the light blue boxes). http://www.jgardnerdesigns.com/ You're back to floats now, so you can use one of the equal height columns[1][2] solutions. I have used [1] in a copy of your page...

Re: [css-d] Client side include for Internet Explorer [SOLVED]

David, Rafael, First, apologies if this question was off topic. I thought it fell under the umbrella of ways of delivering different style to Internet Explorer 6, which gets discussed a lot here. But in any case, it seems that the cost in difficulty of delivering Explorer specific style and