[css-d] font-size property on body element

Hello all, I'm asking myself this question and I'm hoping someone could help me solve it. On past posts, we have been talking on applying font-size to elements that actually contain text and not, on containers of other elements because, that could lead to visual inconsistencies and unnecessarily c

Re: [css-d] Noscript tags and degradation

> This to me is a new way of thinking, as I Generally use , > The sites I work on are heavily js and jquery, and none of it is > embedded all linked. . > > Can you tell me where I might find hands on tutorial? Hi Nancy, If you look at the section of this page you should see how the whole thing

Re: [css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

David Dorward said: >There is no difference in cascade order between embedded and external. Not so fast. If the link to the external stylesheet preceeds the style element - which is common - styles declared in the style element come before in the cascade because of source order, ie being redecla

Re: [css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

ed asked: >> http://bit.ly/dhg6xI >> For some reason that I cannot understand when I move my css from the >> html >> to the css file (even when I leave the conditional code in the html) the >> css messes up. Why on earth is this happening? Very strange. Maybe the >> onpage css takes precendce over

Re: [css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

On 19 February 2010 17:03, wrote: > I haven't looked at your URL, but the order of precedence is inline, > embedded, and then external.  You may be changing the cascade order by > moving some of the styles from embedded to external. No. There is no difference in cascade order between embedded a

Re: [css-d] Opera 10 and percentage min-height

2010/1/3 Bruno Fassino > On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 1:09 AM, Alan Gresley wrote: > [...] > > > > > > What you see is the whole viewport covered by the min-height div. If you > > drag the bottom of the window upwards in IE8 and Opera 9~10 you will

[css-d] [CSS project] jQuery CSS Parser (beta): who wish to contribute?

This is a CSS-related project announce: I've just finished the unstable, buggy, messy beta of my jQuery CSS parser: http://www.css-zibaldone.com/code/jquery/css-parser/beta/ The final version should be entirely rewritten and serve as a mean to parse a CSS file via Ajax. Is there someone of y

Re: [css-d] getting a horizontal list to float to the right

Do you need to set a width on the ul#nav? If you remove the rule width:550px, it works as I believe you want it to. Beth On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 10:20 AM, Chris Kavinsky wrote: > I'm working on a site with a horizontal navigation. Ideally, I would > like the list to float to the right side of t

[css-d] getting a horizontal list to float to the right

I'm working on a site with a horizontal navigation. Ideally, I would like the list to float to the right side of the frame, but due to applying float:left to the individual li items, I can't get it to work properly. Am I doing something wrong, or is there a trick for this without sieeting a specifi

Re: [css-d] Noscript tags and degradation

This to me is a new way of thinking, as I Generally use , The sites I work on are heavily js and jquery, and none of it is embedded all linked. . Can you tell me where I might find hands on tutorial? Thanks Nancy On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Thierry Koblentz wrote: >> My need to utilize n

Re: [css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

> css messes up. Why on earth is this happening? Very strange. Maybe the > onpage css takes precendce over the external css? I haven't looked at your URL, but the order of precedence is inline, embedded, and then external. You may be changing the cascade order by moving some of the styles from

Re: [css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

Ed wrote: http://bit.ly/dhg6xI For some reason that I cannot understand when I move my css from the html to the css file (even when I leave the conditional code in the html) the css messes up. Why on earth is this happening? Very strange. Maybe the onpage css takes precendce over the external

Re: [css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

Relative paths ? e...@copywritecolombia.com wrote: > http://bit.ly/dhg6xI > For some reason that I cannot understand when I move my css from the html > to the css file (even when I leave the conditional code in the html) the > css messes up. Why on earth is this happening? Very strange. Maybe the

Re: [css-d] Table Cells Too Large in Some Versions of Firefox

The problem is it's a commercial app, and to see it you'd have to purchase a cruise. Now, maybe that's something you'd like to do, but I'm not in the habit of asking people to pay hundreds of dollars to help me. :-) We thought we found the problem, user defined font sizes (which is still a problem

[css-d] Moving css to external css changes results?!

http://bit.ly/dhg6xI For some reason that I cannot understand when I move my css from the html to the css file (even when I leave the conditional code in the html) the css messes up. Why on earth is this happening? Very strange. Maybe the onpage css takes precendce over the external css? _

[css-d] Floats at the beginning of lists

Take a look at this page: http://www.indiana.edu/~intlserv/orientation/arrival_housing.php, and scroll down to the cab company list. In Firefox 3.6, the bullets appear correctly. However, that's the only place it's right. The problem, I believe, is that I've floated the first thing in the li

Re: [css-d] Table Cells Too Large in Some Versions of Firefox

On Feb 19, 2010, at 2:21 AM, absynthe minded web smithes wrote: > I'm working on a hybrid table/css layout (legacy code). In some older > versions of Firefox (we've seen the error in 3.0.16 and 3.5.7) on > Windows XP, some table cells are about three times the height they > should be (30px). It l