[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anything else that be suggested from the css/html (maybe
SEO if it's not too OT) perspective that would make this page even more
web standards compliant?
There doesn't seem much seriously wrong here, but here's some best
practice issues for whatever they're worth:
*
The body section, including the footer are not the proper width in IE6. They
should appear at 800 pixels and seem to be stuck at 600. I don't have alot of
experience at CSS and was hoping you could help me correct an obvious coding
issue. It only appears wrong in IE6. All other browsers
The debate about hacking is mostly about hacking IE lte 7. We have
sufficient methods to hack IE, though. Because of its market share, we
have the knowledge about the bugs, the filtering methods and the
workarounds for IE.
I don't think we need filtering techniques for current compliant
t vaughan wrote:
The body section, including the footer are not the proper width in
IE6. They should appear at 800 pixels and seem to be stuck at 600.
It only appears wrong in IE6.
http://www.livehorns.com
The addition of full width on the relevant element, with higher
specificity than the
Worked perfectly. Thanks for your help!
On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 9:55 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Katz wrote:
Please take a look at the header of this site:
http://ecosphere-services.com
IE can't shrink width to content on floats when the content is floats.
Thus, IE
On Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:32:45 +0900
Came this utterance fomulated by Philippe Wittenbergh to my mailbox:
Thanks for your worthwhile reply.
On Oct 9, 2008, at 10:52 AM, Michael Adams wrote:
I have grown so fond of this technique that i have thought of
extending
both it and @media in a
Oh, come on, we can't even (publicly) help people anymore! Yes, this may be
classified in the strict OT rules, but Hedley has a VALID question about
where to get good support/help. This isn't about politics or Rwanda.
Hedley, I personally don't have any suggestions besides Google (but that
only
Sorry folks, just read the Off Topic page David Laakso referred Hedley
Finger to and saw the following.
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
*
Some topics are off-topic for css-d, for example:-
* mark-up questions
* the future direction of CSS
* comments on and
On Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:52:43 +1300
Came this utterance fomulated by Michael Adams to my mailbox:
[snip]
Sorry folks, just read the Off Topic page David Laakso referred Hedley
Finger to and saw the following.
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
*
Some topics are off-topic for
Hedley Finger wrote:
Can anybody recommend any lists as good as css-d (sycophant! sycophant!)
for ...
Hedley
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
and
Google
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A thin red line and a salmon-color ampersand forthcoming.
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On Thu, 09 Oct 2008 12:46:10 +0200
Came this utterance fomulated by Ingo Chao to my mailbox:
Thanks for your useful reply
The debate about hacking is mostly about hacking IE lte 7. We have
sufficient methods to hack IE, though. Because of its market share, we
have the knowledge about the
On 9 Oct 2008, at 14:04, Keith DiSarno wrote:
Oh, come on, we can't even (publicly) help people anymore!
To be fair, David's reply pointed to the off-topic page which far from
being a 'slap on the hand' is in fact a comprehensive list of, um...
lists for other web-related subjects.
Can anybody recommend any lists as good as css-d (sycophant! sycophant!)
for lurking about JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, and Apache? Oh, just the
whole damn AJAX thingy!
I use news groups, comp.lang.javascript, comp.lang.php, then there's
comp.databases.mysql and alt.apache.configuration.
If you
I can click a link that is displayed off left. On my test page at
http://www.cssprovingground.com/ there is a link relatively positioned
with left: -220px as the first element on the page. I can tab to the
link and activate the link using the enter key in Firefox, Internet
Explorer, and even
-- Original Message --
From: Keith DiSarno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
we can't even (publicly) help people anymore! Yes, this may be
classified in the strict OT rules, but Hedley has a VALID question about
where to get good support/help.
While I certainly don't
I will take back my hand slapping comment, but I am still of the opinion
that the OP implied that they wanted sorta *personal* recommendations to
other lists, not a link to a list of lists.
Sorta like:
I'm a member of php-x and love it. The people are very helpful and
knowledgeable and the side
Good Day;
In the past I have used JavaScript and revealTrans to obtain desired
transition effects when swapping images. This works only in IE.
Is there a purely css method to obtain the same (or similar) effects and
which works in most browsers.
Thanks for any help
Del
On Thu, 2008-10-09 at 12:57 -0500, Del Wegener wrote:
Good Day;
In the past I have used JavaScript and revealTrans to obtain desired
transition effects when swapping images. This works only in IE.
Is there a purely css method to obtain the same (or similar) effects and
which works in
Does anyone have some good links or advice for print styling?
I'm finding it confusing. For e.g. can you effect the margins (not css,
the margins in the page setup) in the printout?
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css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
URL: http://www.studentremix.org/hs/media.htm
CSS: http://www.studentremix.org/hs/hs.css
The flash animation (top object in the sidebar on the right) is supposed to
link to http://gallery.me.com/northsideyouth#gallery; when you click on it,
but it's not doing anything when clicked on. It's not
In the past I have used JavaScript and revealTrans to obtain desired
transition effects when swapping images. This works only in IE.
Is there a purely css method to obtain the same (or similar) effects and
which works in most browsers.
Hi Del
Could you post some examples of what you
Daniel Hammond wrote:
URL: http://www.studentremix.org/hs/media.htm
CSS: http://www.studentremix.org/hs/hs.css
The flash animation (top object in the sidebar on the right) is supposed to
link to http://gallery.me.com/northsideyouth#gallery; when you click on it,
but it's not doing anything when
My apologies for being off-topic and my thanks for the pointers. But
what is an OP? Clearly, I am one but a look in the mirror confirmed
general normality.
Whenever someone replies to one of my threads, I receive two copies of
each response but only one copy of responses to other new topics
Vincent Pollard wrote:
Does anyone have some good links or advice for print styling?
A good starting-point...
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/css_styling_for_print_and_other_media/
...with links to other relevant resources.
I'm finding it confusing. For e.g. can you effect the margins (not
Hi Del,
In the past I have used JavaScript and revealTrans to obtain desired
transition effects when swapping images. This works only in IE.
Is there a purely css method to obtain the same (or similar) effects and
which works in most browsers.
Check the business cards on
Afternoon Hedley
You wrote:
My apologies for being off-topic and my thanks for the pointers. But
what is an OP? Clearly, I am one but a look in the mirror confirmed
general normality.
OP = original poster
Whenever someone replies to one of my threads, I receive two copies of
each
What you should do is place the transparent link on top of the flash
animation. (presuming you can't fix the link in the flash file directly)
Use position absolute to place it on top of the flashfile, give it the
correct height and width.
Do NOT forget to give a z-index to the object and embed
Gunlaug said:
Vincent said:
I'm finding it confusing. For e.g. can you effect the margins (not
css, the margins in the page setup) in the printout?
No, you can not affect user-settings like page-margins,
page-scaling and whether or not page-background gets printed.
Sadly true from a
position: absolute; is the line of code for absolute positioning
z-index: 1; line of code for z-index;
---
Alexandru Dinulescu
Web Developer
(X)HTML/CSS Specialist
Expert Guarantee Certified Developer
XHTML: http://www.expertrating.com/transcript.asp?transcriptid=1879053
CSS :
Setting padding and margin to 0 in 'body' will globally remove all padding
and margins until you change the situation.
This is simply not true. body {padding:0; margin:0} will zero margin and
padding only on the body element. This is in no mean a global reset because
the padding and margin
In the past I have used JavaScript and revealTrans to obtain desired
transition effects when swapping images. This works only in IE.
Is there a purely css method to obtain the same (or similar) effects and
which works in most browsers.
Check the business cards on
This is simply absolutely true because the 'body' element is the global (and
only) element until you change something. i.e. Add another element into the
'body'.
Regards,
Alan.
www.theatreorgans.co.uk
www.virtualtheatreorgans.com
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The following is quoted from
http://meyerweb.com/eric/articles/webrev/199903.html
Not all properties are inherited, however. As an example, most of the box
properties (margins, padding, and borders) are not inherited.
To demonstrate this, I've uploaded two files to my server:
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