Hi all,
it's been a long time since my last presence here (maybe 2 years?), but I'm
here again to share with you an issue I have with IE7.
I prepared for a friend of mine a simple design and the result can be found
in www.illuogo.org/roi/. I wrote the main html structure and the css, my
friend
Hi all,
it's been a long time since my last presence here (maybe 2 years?),
but I'm here again to share with you an issue I have with IE7.
I prepared for a friend of mine a simple design and the result can be
found in www.illuogo.org/roi/. I wrote the main html structure and the
css, my friend
2009/5/30 Wade Smart wadesm...@gmail.com:
20090530 1600 GMT-5
Im wanting to create a table to hold the soccer states for the adult
league (I play in). Im using a table to hold the data but, Im short on
horizontal space so I wanted to turn the text from horizontal to say
almost vertical on
almost vertical on its side -- like in a spreadsheet.
Current CSS recommendations don't provide any way to achieve this.
You'll need to look to CSS 3 drafts or SVG - neither of which enjoys a
great deal of support on the WWW. (The other option is pictures of
text)
20090531 0945 GMT-5
Im wanting to create a table to hold the soccer states for the adult
league (I play in). Im using a table to hold the data but, Im short on
horizontal space so I wanted to turn the text from horizontal to say
almost vertical on its side -- like in a spreadsheet. Anyone doing this,
..,done
yes yes, i know. but that will break my background image. that's what i
was trying to say before: the only reason i used overflow:hidden is that
it somehow made the bg work (what i'm talking about visually is that the
main/middle section of that vertical silver divider line).
i see now that
Also, can anything else apart from text be placed within option tag? E.g. an
image? All but text seems to be ignored by the browser.
Regards,
Stevo.
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Stevo Slavić ssla...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello CSS'ers,
Is it possible to align one part of the select option
snak detek+0r wrote:
yes yes, i know. but that will break my background image. that's what i
was trying to say before: the only reason i used overflow:hidden is that
it somehow made the bg work (what i'm talking about visually is that the
main/middle section of that vertical silver divider
snak detek+0r wrote:
trimmed
actually, since i got to check this on ie6 today, i did notice a huge
problem (perhaps better asked under separate cover; not sure?). the
problem can be easily seen here:
http://tinyurl.com/nd27cr
IE/6 does not support min-height and is honoring
That's good to know. I guess it's not surprising; it is, however, rather
disconcerting. My basic instinct is to set the base at 10px, simply so i
can work in units that I'm used to. If everything is multiples of ten it
makes ems a much more intelligible unit too. I guess I've been going
about
Paolo Candelari wrote:
I prepared for a friend of mine a simple design and the result can be
found in www.illuogo.org/roi/.
Now the issue. On my friend's website the menu's item background
colour is white when it is hovered (main.css) and it is correctly
shown on FF and IE6, but with my
David Laakso wrote:
...
IE/6 does not support min-height and is honoring height:500px;
The correction is to let content determine height. Compliant browsers,
and IE/7 will all go along with this; and, IE/6 will follow suit.
#content { border: 1px solid red (4 position only--delete);
On 2009/05/31 18:14 (GMT-0400) snak detek+0r composed:
My basic instinct is to set the base at 10px, simply so i
can work in units that I'm used to. If everything is multiples of ten it
makes ems a much more intelligible unit too
10 does seem easy on the surface, as most of us are
Is there a way to get the following visual style:
*This is the header* This is the rest
of the paragraph here. As you can
see the header is inline visually.
Visually, this works by setting the h2 to be inline.
[p][h2]header[/h2] etc etc[/p]
But is invalid.
The valid solution I came up with is
Index and all inside pages: Neither Opera or The IEs are capable of
scaling line-height set in pixels. Try a raw number for line-height.
wow. didn't even know i could do that. the w3 site doesn't even
mention that you can use px, but everyone and their mom seem to,
including ALA, some
snak detek+0r wrote:
Oh, I understand what you're suggesting now. And yes, that doesn't
interfere with my tiling background. But it does end up with certain
pages looking a little silly:
http://tinyurl.com/mfyyuf
Nothing silly about that page in my humble opinion. The page is
short
On 2009/05/31 19:19 (GMT-0400) snak detek+0r composed:
Since I'm still trying to get my mind around this (and the w3 rules are
quite hard to parse IMO), I was just playing around with my own styles
when I noticed that the original base line-height value for this project
was set using %:
D A wrote:
Is there a way to get the following visual style:
*This is the header* This is the rest
of the paragraph here. As you can
see the header is inline visually.
Visually, this works by setting the h2 to be inline.
-DA
Yes, like this...
!DOCTYPE HTML
html lang=en
head
meta
On Jun 1, 2009, at 8:14 AM, D A wrote:
s there a way to get the following visual style:
*This is the header* This is the rest
of the paragraph here. As you can
see the header is inline visually.
Visually, this works by setting the h2 to be inline.
In theory you could use
h2
Hi all,
This is going to sound incredibly stupid. I just think my mind is giving
up.
I have a background image for my entire navigation bar (vertical). Then, I
also have an image that is for each menu item hover:
http://fossilbyte.com/1/images/arrowhead.gif
(I know that it appears
Jenni Beard wrote:
[...]
I have a background image for my entire navigation bar (vertical).
Then, I also have an image that is for each menu item hover:
http://fossilbyte.com/1/images/arrowhead.gif (I know that it appears
really rough around the edges, need to try and work that one out,
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