a{
display:block;
width:13em;
}
all the examples display properly in IE7, 6, 5.5, 5.01.
(I've never used the height property to eliminate the gaps afair)
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inner div inside the divs you
already have.
Say you have a div of 200px wide. Adding a padding of 5px, would
make the div 210px wide.
To avoid that problem:
div id=side
div id=inside
bla bla
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/div
CSS:
#side{width:200px;}
#inside{padding:5px;}
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this to the top of your stylesheet, the image
stays put:
*{border-width:0px;}
By putting it at the top, it won't eleminate any of the specific
borders you've set later in the stylesheet.
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in the navigation a bit more
styling, and make them clickable in the full width of the
container, not just over the text. Also, it's a list of links, so
best mark it up as a list.
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}
(the background colours on ul and li are only there so you can
see what happens)
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Els wrote:
#nav li a:focus,
#nav li a:hover,
#nav li a:focus{
I meant to write
#nav li a:focus,
#nav li a:hover,
#nav li a:active{
#nav li a.current:link,
#nav li a.current:visited,
#nav li a.current:focus,
#nav li a.current:active,
#nav li a.current:hover{
And here I meant to have
2010 or later.
If only dd were a child of dt.
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. Is there another way around this?
Try adding this rule:
#img img{display:block;}
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widths on the tds are different,
and prints can't combine the widths of cells and borders to make
a straight table? (just guessing - for better guesses, could you
please add a url to the actual page?)
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is different than on
tds, and you have separate border styles for 'thead th' and
'th' in the CSS.
Looking at your HTML, I see ths inside tbody in your html.
Best get rid of the HTML errors too, and see if that betters it.
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or 3px wide borders.
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remains in one piece, just like in my other
browsers (Opera, FF, IE6, 5.01, Konqueror).
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floated column widths in percentages, adding up to 100% of the
available width. The fix would be making the percentage widths of
the columns add up to less, and taking out any comments between
them. On your page though, it doesn't look like this is what's
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had people complain of images
that were smeared over a stretch of the page)
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Els wrote:
Scott Wilcox wrote:
Ingo Chao wrote:
Scott Wilcox wrote:
http://x0f.org/music/
The text seems to get repeated under the last graph.
No dup characters here. And I can't get the weather in
Chesterton to hide.
I have included a screenshot at:
http://sc0tt.ca/etc/ie.jpg
I'll
, including the border. You can
add position:relative to the style of that div, and it will not
peek and say boo again :-)
BTW - I can't seem to get JavaScript switched back on in IE, so I
can't check the result of your JS trick, but if you don't see it
anymore, I'm sure it's gone ;-)
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There is a workaround for it, but it's quite tricky to get it
right.
http://www.svendtofte.com/code/max_width_in_ie/ explains all
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long line, or write them like this:
ul
lia href=/HOME/a/li
lia href=/About Us/a/li
lia href=/Contact Us/a/li
lia href=/Testimonials/a/li
lia href=/F.A.Q./a/li
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BTW, you can't have an image between the /li and the /ul.
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% height. But there's a
#header above the container.
I think you want to wrap the #container and the #header together
in another element and give that one 100% height instead.
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Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
On Feb 16, 2006, at 6:33 PM, Els wrote:
Bruce MacKay wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a border-bottom: 1px dotted #bbb; style applied to
my links. I only want the style applied to text links, not
image links. My problem is: How do I get it turned off
image links
of
without seeing the actual page, is lack of set widths on the
floats perhaps.
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width on the table in the print
stylesheet.
Another option is to make two pages, one for print, and make a
print-friendly link on the screen version.
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that works in IE?
Add a span inside the a elements, apply some of the a
styles to span, and some of the li styles to a, play with
paddings and borders:
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options to resize the text in their browsers.
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, and this is very nifty
indeed.
One more thing - I think you may wanna add
a span{
cursor:pointer;
}
to your styles, because IE doesn't do it automatically over a
span, even though it's inside an a.
(added it to the example now too)
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Peter Snow Cao wrote:
Els wrote:
No, you have to add the link code a href=... to the HTML.
So I do have to take the image out of the CSS and put it in
HTML on each web page, or is the a way to map the area where
the image will be with a link?
Ah, didn't get you the first time. You can
Peter Snow Cao wrote:
Els wrote:
Ah, didn't get you the first time. You can have an invisible
gif in the a element, or even just a nbsp; if you set the
a element to display:block;. Just position this link with
position:absolute; over the background image that's there.
That way it won't mess
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just tried it out, no link is showing, nor the title attribute.
You can't tab to it either, it is skipped in a list of links.
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, IE6 and FF.
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Try it. If you have an example of it not working, I'll be happy
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Maybe I didn't explain it well enough :-)
I use it every day, and it works.
In short:
div id=sidebar
/div
div id=content
div id=content1
img src=image.jpg alt=alt-text
ptext/p
/div
div id=content2
ptext/p
/div
div class=img-bdr
img src=/images/5.jpg /
/div
I think you aren't using a doctype declaration.
Add this to the top of your document and the padding will be seen
even in IE:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd;
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can't remember how.
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hack, without the hacks
on #contact h2 and #contact dl, that part neatly stays within the
column by itself.
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a URL to the page? Makes it easier to determine
what's happening.
Personally, I haven't seen any black bars on my print previews in
Firefox.
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It does gifs, and PNG-8 (beta transparency iirc).
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that liked my
mouseover effect g)
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Els wrote:
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Just a general question concerning CSS rollovers:
You remember, that in *some cases* IE tries to download a
CSS image background EVERY TIME you mouse over the link!
This happens on developers' machines but normal people don't
see
disappears. Either in one long line, or like this:
ul
li.../li
li.../li
li.../li
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it.
Any ideas, anyone?
Just set a font-size on the container around the top UL. That way
all sub-lists have the same size.
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left. The
other lines will then sit on the right of the picture, as long as
they vertically still fit there.
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Thank you, Els.
IE is doing it wrong.
You now have the sequence as 1 left, 1 right, 1 left, 1 right.
Because the second right comes after the second left, it
starts at
the same height as the second left, which is not at the bottom
of
first right, since that one
Els wrote:
The solution for this particular set of images, would be to
change the order to:
#2, #1, #4, #3.
That way, #1 wants to stay at the same level as the
preceding #2, #4 wants to stay at the same level as the
preceding #1, but is pushed down by #3, #3 wants
, as the 3px jog is not
a problem if you want the paragraphs to wrap.
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the left column, and
horizontally 580px to the right of the middle.
To find out which styles have to be eliminated, it would help to
know what the desired result is :-)
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Tom McNeer wrote:
Hi Els,
Thank you for your very complete explanation. Aside from the
syntax
errors, and the fact that I should have stated that I hadn't
attempted to make any adjustments for IE yet, perhaps it would
be
clearer if (as you suggest), I explain my intent.
Actually
the
bottom margin (and perhaps padding) of the h1 to 0? Would it then
get too close to a following paragraph if there weren't an h2?
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is that asking too much?
Difficult to tell with nothing more than the CSS code.
How about a url, so that we can see the HTML code as well as the
circumstances?
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bug, which can be remedied either by
the way you did it, or else like so:
/* \*/
* html #header div.right{
position:relative;
left:-3px;
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where I can
check it from there.
I only tested Mozilla on Linux, because you said it didn't work
in Mozilla, and I don't have Mozilla on this Windows box. I did
test it in all my other browsers, and all work.
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;.
With just 'list-style', you're using the short form to set all
the different list-style values at once, and it sets al the not
mentioned property values to their default. Default for
list-style-image, is a dot (disc) :-)
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anywhere in my document and it'll go to the correct position
only the Top value gets interpreted differently.
Doesn't need to be a div, could be an element called body ;-)
If you add:
html,body{
padding:0;
margin:0;
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'stick' the link to
the correct place.
Any suggestions?
Wrap the a element in a div, which you give the exact same
width and min-width as the table, and set text-align:right; to
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that div and should not be affected by/or affect the search
box.
That is only true if the content div is floated itself.
Otherwise, it does get affected by/affects other floats outside
the content div.
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area that I can't figure out either.
I don't see a gap. Where is it and in which browser?
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that when I adjust my font-size in the browser, the
content div will display my preferred font-size, while the
sidebar content went too large.
Nah, really, can't see any benefit at all of this idea...
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Thanks Brett and Els for your quick responses.
I implemented your suggestions and the promotion text area is
now properly centered. Brett your suggestion to change the
height to 48px properly tightened up the gap that I am seeing
on firefox and Safari but still
them to the
a element that the image is wrapped in.
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elements and or id's means, paste it into the Selectoracle for
clarification:
http://gallery.theopalgroup.com/selectoracle/
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Els wrote:
the second element is a child of the first one.
Some examples:
'ul#subNavlist li' means a li element, that is a child of a
ul element with id=subNavlist.
'#subNavlist li' means a li element, that is a child of any
element with id=subNavlist.
'ul#subNavlist' means a ul element
the links that appear.
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that they
fit within the 5px, IE will probably display it as desired.
Another option is overflow:hidden.
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on the div#navcontainer. Add a width
(even 100% does the trick) to div#navcontainer, or drop the
negative margin on the ul, and the duplicate disappears.
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}
If this is not what you were after, please can you give a URL or
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footer are broken by the middle column.
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Els wrote:
AFAICS it's not a sliding door though, sliding doors are using
only two images (left and right in your case), which change
position on hover.
Scratch that - I'm mistaken.
I've only ever used the sliding doors combined with rollover,
thinking it's the 'sliding' of the background
to encompass them, and they seem
to start centered, pushing the image content to the right,
sticking out of the page. This can be solved by giving each box
the correct width, instead of stating width:0px, which
apparently, IE7 takes literally.
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haven't got JS installed on IE)
Anyway, I found a solution that makes it work properly in Opera,
but you'll have to check if it works for IE as well.
I removed position:relative from #mainMenu.
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solid black;
margin-bottom:5px;
}
li a{
display:block;
text-decoration:none;
}
li a img{
border:0;
}
Obviously, when the width of the word becomes larger than the
width of the li, the word will stick out, or in the case of IE,
make the li wider.
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#innerWrapper
and the classname, like so:
#innerWrapper .sidebarBK
If the former, then it is only the bug playing up, and you can
work around it by giving those classnames to the body element of
each page, and use selectors like:
body.HOGAR #innerwrapper
and
body.sidebarBK #innerWrapper
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, it then will show text-shadow being an error, as it is
part of CSS2, but not CSS2.1 - take your pick as to which error
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advice on how to solve this.
How about showing us the patient? ;-)
Wild guess though: what happens if you leave a space inside that
clearing div and/or use clear:both instead of clear:left?
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Els wrote:
If the above solution doesn't work, a URL would help to see the
exact situation.
Sorry about that, Gunlaug's reply showed me I simply overlooked
your URL.
I tried your layout locally, and just adding
.galleryitem div{zoom:1;}
solves it and doesn't mess up IE7.
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display:inline-block;:
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... and /a will do. The same
underscore is apparent in Opera too btw.
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a simpler version that works, feel free to copy this
one:
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think of atm is that in IE on (very)
narrow window widths, the two side columns close ranks and the
content is entirely hidden.
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#navigationlinks li a {
width: 100%;
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You just need to add display:block on the a element.
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have to do something with z-index maybe :-)
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be helpfull.
[1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/floatspacer.html
[2] http://www.satzansatz.de/
That's two columns though - having images in the middle of a
paragraph isn't possible afaik.
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not body that lost its top margin,
it's the top margin of #content that was pushing body down 50px
first, and isn't now anymore. This you can check very easily:
remove the top margin from body in your no-border version, and
you'll see nothing changes.
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Martha's Web wrote:
I am trying to convert my website to be table-less, all CSS.
I have my copyright in an include that is inserted into a div,
but it won't display.
http://www.marthas-web.com/special/test2.html
Displaying fine here in IE, FF and Opera.
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to the
bottom of their line-height, which works on your page.
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Nice one! :-)
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in the
source. You need 3px extra on the wrapper, or 3px less on on of
the columns.
(probably the 3px jog bug causing one of the columns to shift 3px
to the right)
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am I missing?
Analytical minds would like to see the patient ;-)
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test this in IE 6 and let me know if it
works? Thanks in advance.
IE6 on Win98: nope, IE just displays the left part of the page.
IE6 can be tricked though, by adding:
html dir=rtl
...
body dir=ltr
Not tested with complex pages, just a simple text only page of
900px wide.
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the float:right causes absence of a
horizontal scrollbar. I don't think that's a desired effect?
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-right:0;
margin-left:auto;
}
#container{
position:relative;
}
#left{
position:absolute;
left:-150px;
width:150px;
}
div id=container
div id=left
...
/div
...
/div
IE6 needs a refresh after resizing the window though.
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