I'm having problems getting a link working IE6. The Les mer links in the
two top elements in the right column won't respond to any :hover or clicking
or similar. I've tried adding hasLayout with no luck. Removing the container
div's background .png also doesn't make any difference. I'm very ready
This is the trouble line: a class=linkLes mer/a
For an anchor tag to take effect, it has to have the href= attribute
set, otherwise the link won't fire and it seems that IE6 isn't
acknowledging your a tags without href, hence your lack of :hover
effects. The :hover shows up fine in IE7, btw.
http://www.yourwebdna.com/runyan/
The background graphic should be at the top and centered about 10pixels
down.
I don't understand why the whole thing gets pushed down the page just to
overlap the front div.
In the html you'd want to get rid of your #headingbackground div, and set
the
I've come across this one before, but didn't find a solution then either. So
I'll just throw it out there -
In Safari 2.0.4 when shifting a background image on a:hover the bottom 1px
or so comes into view above the un-hovered image. Clearly a bug (in my
mind), but how to avoid?
some code to
I was positive I'd be able to figure this one out, but here I am, asking the
list again :)
http://edb.episerverhotell.net/en/Bransjer/Handel-og-Industri/Minibanktjenester/
The dropdown under the Bransjer tab is unclickable on the part that should
be hovering over the div class=secton article. I
Basically I'm saying that you'll have to apply z-index: 2 to #header, to
have the entire #header higher in the stack, nearer to the user, than
#main.
Ingo
Thank you! I've read about the IE stacking context before, but not been able
to understand it until now. It even solved my iframe
I don't think this email went through yesterday, so I'm giving it another
shot.
http://edb.episerverhotell.net/no/Referanser/
On these pages only IE7 gets an undesired horizontal scrollbar. It is not
the italics/float right bug, so what is it?
Before anyone tells me to validate it, that is
http://edb.episerverhotell.net/no/Referanser/
On these pages only IE7 gets an undesired horizontal scrollbar. It is not
the italics/float right bug, so what is it?
Before anyone tells me to validate it, that is beyond possible. What we're
dealing with here is EPIserver 5, and a lot of people
On 11/27/06, ~davidLaakso wrote:
jim o'malley wrote:
I'm creating a website where I want to create a thumbnail gallery that
vertically and horizontally centers images of non-uniform size
http://www.jpomdesign.co.uk/starfish/prev_wk/almost2.html
[trimmed]
From what I read, it is virtually impossible to acheive a decent
crossbrowser result doing this. And Firefox seems to be the bad boy this
time! I've been searching the forums and google, and this
http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/11279 has been the best
info I've found except for
legendspanLegend/span/legend
legend span {
display: block;
add styles...
}
This doesn't work with width: 100% though, only fixed width.
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I'm having trouble making IE6 display the numbers in a ordered list. I know
list backgrounds are a problem, but here I'm using the lists' own numbers.
Works in FF and Safari. But not IE. I've tried all the tips at
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/ie-listbug.html and other
places, but
http://art-dept.org/test/standardform.html
Austin
That looks a lot like what I needed 2-3 days ago :) Deadline is today, and
the site is almost done. With some bad markup. But I'm definitly bookmarking
your example for later use. Thanks!
~eys
I'm using @import url(reset.css); on the first line of my stylesheet, but
the W3C CSS validator sees this as an error. Is this correct? If so, is
there a way to validate it? I tried setting the full url, but that didn't
help.
thanx,
Eystein
I'm using @import url(reset.css); on the first line of my stylesheet, but
the W3C CSS validator sees this as an error.
What did the validator report? And, most importantly, what's the URL of
your stylesheet? Without it, I don't think we can get anywhere, since the
@import construct as such
I can't figure out why but in IE 6 my spacing looks different (more
space on LI).
http://www.webjerks.com/
Looks ok here. There's a slight difference, but nothing bad. A couple of
other issues though.
- Why are there images (which don't load anyway) in the list? Would make
more sense to use
on this site http://www.florist.ch I have a real strange display
error. The side shadow is being repreated below the footer shadow.
Looks like your #wrap div has some bottom padding in IE6, even though your
CSS says 0. You could perhaps circumvent it by adding some negative bottom
margin, or
Are there any plans for gradient bg colours in CSS3?
Have a look at http://www.css3.info/preview/. Not sure if you'll find what
you want there, but probably something new anyways. I remember, or imagine I
remember, seeing somewhere someone setting a from-to #hex colorvalue. Maybe
it was a
I have a page which displays fine in FF and IE, but in Opera 9 the
border around
the comment field is missing (see lower right of page):
http://www.kdwebstudio.com/contact.html
style sheet: http://www.kdwebstudio.com/styles2.css
In my Opera 9.2 (Mac) i see the border, albeit it's a less
On 6/12/07, ochieng' nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mac firefox, Mac safari renders the following page well but Mac Explorer
won't. Any solution?
Page is: gilroy.50webs.com
css:
[snip!]
Solution: ignore Explorer for Mac.
Why? Unless you have site visitor stats to prove the contrary,
I have a html source which I cannot edit, only through css.
div id=container
div id=summarysome summary/div
div id=contentsome content/div
/div
How do I make the 'summery' render in below the 'content' in the browser?
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I want to center my content, but when the browser window is above a certain
width I want the left hand margin to stop at say 200px (or x%), while the
right hand margin continues to grow. How do I do this?
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I've used Position is Everything's Equal Hight Columns (
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight)
technique to arange 3 footer-boxes next to each other inside a non-floated
container, whos parent is floated.
My problem is that IE(6) won't render the parent
Just thought I'd let you know I figured it out myself. It was a matter of
filtering a float: left; to IE on the parent container.
I've used Position is Everything's Equal Hight Columns (
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight)
technique to arange 3
The corrections are towards the end of this stylesheet, from #info_container
and down:
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/Public/Styles/ie.css
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
The relative positioning, and the new widths are to work around the
boxmodell problems. The real solution is
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
The li items in the navigation gets to much padding in IE6. I know this can
be avoided by setting a border to them, however, that messes up the
background images I'm using. Is there another solution to fix explorer?
The floatclearing has returned to hunt me. How do I stop it from clearing
more then its parent div? Nor floating up next to the preseding div? I just
keep banking my head against the wall on this one.
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
Thank you Georg, always the saviour!
Now, offcourse, IE is giving me a headache. It simply doesn't render some of
the styling, backgroundimages etc. Easy to spot - have a look:
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_om.php
of it though, I'll use it next time.
Regards,
Eystein
On 5/19/06, Zoe M. Gillenwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eystein Alnaes wrote:
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
The li items in the navigation gets to much padding in IE6.
There are a number of ways to fix
This is driving me nuts!
Can someone please tell me why I can't get rid of the margin between the
main content and the right column? I thought it was the 3px gap or a
has-layout issue, but those didn't help.
Pretty please with sugar on top
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_om.php
I'd just like to know how this looks on Windows, perticulary on IE. Tryed to
add IE/win filters/hacks from memory, but aren't able to check it without my
windowsbox.
I've used two things in perticular:
- min-width for IE with css only (please don't mind the extra markup)
- display: block; /
I'm having an interesting time trying to figure this one out.
Upon loading the layout is mixed up, but try hovering over the left-column
links. Layout fixed! Why? I don't know.
http://www.eystein.no/test/OR/fluid.html
http://www.eystein.no/test/OR/Public/Styles/fluid2.css
Eystein.
Well, my bad. It was the peekaboo. I was just looking in the wrong place. So
adding height:1%; for IE fixed it.
Eystein
Upon loading the layout is mixed up, but try hovering over the left-column
links. Layout fixed!
http://www.eystein.no/test/OR/fluid.html
http://www.eystein.no/test/OR/fluid.html
I think I can live with really large fontsizes not working to well, this is
a rather hasty project. But -
Opera8.5 is not displaying the menu right, any idea why?
and IE7b totally messes up everything too. I think it's time for me to start
paying
Sorry to bring my site from last week back up, but I'm having a series of
issues with IE6. Again.
http://www.eystein.no/test/osloreg2/
1. When hovering the Les mer links, or any other a tag within a p, the
lines around it, and/or the background image (green bullet) jumps to the
left. Which I've
http://www.ambiguism.com/test/index2.html
I mainly curious as to how the blow universal selector(s) affect elements
on the page:
.col * { margin-left: 15px; margin-right: 15px; }
.col * * { margin: 0; }
The * is a universal selector - it selects everything.
In the first case it adds a
I am trying to get a border that is compliant on all 4 main
systems/browsers that has a 1px border with a 5px radius curved corner.
I was thinking of going the image route but is this really the best way?
Unless you feel comfortable with javascript and DOM-altering, images are
still the way
I'm having a problem with a nav-list not rendering horisontal in IE5.x and
7b2. (I don't have IE6 anymore thanks to IE7 :/ )
Using sliding doors expands the li's to the full width of the parent
element, which I believe they shouldn't. I'm using typical markup:
ul id=tabs
lialink 1/a/li
.
.
/ul
http://mdh-test.com/perry_roofing
http://mdh-test.com/perry_roof.css
The contact page on FF and Safari on the Mac is jogging to the right. On
Netscape 7.2 the testimonials page and the contact page jog.
If you by jogging mean that all of the contents jump ca 10 px, that would be
because
I already have html, body set to 100%. Why does adding the extra .1% fix it,
which it does?
Theresa
It spans the page larger then the actual viewport of the browser, no matter
how much you resize the browserwindow, - thus forcing the scrollbar to
always appear.
By the way, I haven't
I'm redesigning a forum page where I can't touch the html. There is a div
containing a variouse number of anchor tags.
Eg:
div
aSearch/a
aRecent topics/a
aBack to home page/a
/div
I dont want the words within each anchor to wrap to a new line, but I do
want the full anchor to wrap to a new line
If you want the links to be inline elements, then yeah, do whitespace
nowrap. If you need to be able to control them vertically, you might
want to experiment with just floating each link left.
a {white-space: nowrap;}
That will work in most cases in most browsers.
I've grabbed the
I would like to ask the list of its view on which technique seems more
appropriate (read: trouble-free) for a large 3-column site with mostly
dynamic contents.
Method 1:
Opposite floats - #box1 floats left, #box2 floats right (with another
#sub-box 1 and 2 inside also floated left and right).
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/Public/Styles/blocks.css
Bringing up a old problem here, why aren't the three bottom containers
(#block_x) aligning horisontal in Safari? Works in Firefox, and IE6 with
some filters. It's the #wrapper div containing
[...]
But I have discovered that, with Windows set to 120 PPI, the 100%
dimensioned text is 'normally' 16 pixels in Gecko, but 20 pixels in
IE and Opera. Mostly not a problem, but it *may* cause floats to drop
if you use ems to dimension or pad blocks horizontally.
[/...]
I agree with Gunlaug on
Resending this, as I now have the client on my neck :/
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/template_main.php
http://www.eystein.no/test/xrs/Public/Styles/blocks.css
Why aren't the three bottom containers (#block_x) aligning horisontal in
Safari? Works in Firefox, and IE6 with some filters. It's the
I thought I'd share this with the list, as I haven't seen it anywhere
before.
Working on a project I needed a way to have full height on a 3-column
layout, which should also be elastic. That is resizes in width upon
font-resizing, instead of pushing the text further down as in fixed width or
http://files.nho.no/rayon/site/index.phtml
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I've been looking around for this without finding a working solution, is
there any way to style a horisontal ruler in IE? More specifically I'm
looking for the equalent of a 1px dashed border, but I want to avoid using a
div for semantic reasons. For standard browsers I've used
hr.ruler {
On 9/5/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eystein Alnaes wrote:
http://files.nho.no/rayon/site/index.phtml
Looks like there's a problem with the compensation for older
Opera-versions for .equal. I changed it once, and your page worked in
7.54 and 8.5. However, I don't have time
On 9/5/06, Eystein Alnaes wrote: .hr { border:1px dotted #00; }
Ian
Nice, but IE seems to add a margin or padding which I can't zero.
Eystein
On 9/5/06, Ian Young wrote:
Where exactly?
Ian
Above and below. Which is only a concern in at the top of the left column,
where
I don't remember where I stole this:
hr {border: none 0;border-top: 1px dashed #000;width: 50%;height: 1px;}
Maybe it will work for you. Maybe not.
~dL
The replyes are coming in faster then I can test them. Thanx! Sadly I'm
still not getting around the magic margin/padding.
Ey
Is the issue not with the archivnav div. There is a padding of 10px 0 10px
7px?
This will account for the spacing/padding at the top of the second menu in
IE.
Ian
No, I wouldn't think so (also tested), since the hr / is closed before the
archiveNav div opens.
Eys
Put the page on a public server and give a clickable link to it.
~dL
http://files.nho.no/rayon/site/index.phtml
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With the risk of being OT, but I have no clue what's causing this - on
http://files.nho.no/rayon/site/index.phtml in Firefox I can't select the
input search-box nor the dropdown lists. Any ideas as to why?
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*CSS Hacks and Filters: Making Cascading Stylesheets Work*
http://snipurl.com/w173
Don, I think you are going the wrong way about it. Although it makes sence
to think about that way - I did it myself, got the book, but it isn't very
good, despite the title. I've found it much better to learn
I'm using the body-id with link-class to highlight the current page, but IE
(surprise) chokes on it. Showing the backgroundimage, and font-weight, but
none of the other styles. The nearest I've got to a fix was taking away all
parent divs, which worked once, but not again. Are you seeing the same
I'm using the body-id with link-class to highlight the current page, but IE
(surprise) chokes on it. Showing the backgroundimage, and font-weight,
but
none of the other styles. The nearest I've got to a fix was taking away
all
parent divs, which worked once, but not again. Are you seeing the
No highlighting in IE6 on win2K, because 'a:link' is the wrong status as
IE sees it (it has already visited the page when it's loaded :-) )
Changing it to...
body#arbeidsliv #mainNav ul li.arbeidsliv a {
...seems to cover it, and works fine on a local copy - same in IE6,
Firefox 1.5. and
Some other thing about your arbeidsliv page.
I noticed that @ first load and @ refresh the page has a latency time,
and is jumping up and down (IE6 and FF1.07 and Opera8.01 under Win98SE),
due to the javascript for the rounded corners. And I'm guessing: that
happens too when going from one
I'm doing a image gallery, and thinking of which way would be the best to
set it up. I was about to set it up equal to
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/definition/dl-image-gallery.htm ,
however I need the whole imagecontainer to be clickable. Which is when it
hit me that there might be
I'm looking for a way to present a visually pleasing font in IE/Win even
when the user hasn't turned on the Make-fonts-smooth or whatever it's called
in Windows these days. I've done some searching and found and found a couple
of sites about embedding fonts.
I'm making an image gallery where I don't know the size of the pictures
which will be in it. But I want the 'holders' of the pictures to be of a set
size, and use overflow: hidden.
Here's a sketch: http://www.eystein.no/test/bildegalleri/images/samle7a.png
My try:
I would be courteous to provide a note of some sort before linking to
samples with explicit or pornographic content
Thank you.
dan storm ~ web developer ~ w: 206.266.0292 ~ c: 425.503.9580
Please accept my apologies. My only excuse is to point to cultural
differences, as this example is
To bring this thread back on track, I've come up with what I think is a nice
solution for my earlier problem. I put up a page with a stripped down
solution here:
http://www.eystein.no/test/vertical_centering/verticallycentering.html
And the finished gallery example here:
Bug #1:
The site I'm IE7ifizing is http://www.zett.no/, and the problem I'm
running into can be found in the lists at the prospect pages
http://www.zett.no/bil__til_salgs.html?objectId=719865.
The list beneath the image of the car, listed under Utstyr should float
side by side if there is enough
I've been toying with making my own little rounded corners tutorial, because
I figured that's exactly what the internet needs.
The example so far is here:
http://thatnorwegianguy.com/playtime/rounded-corners.html
It works fine in Opera, Safari and Firefox. But off course I had to run into
IE
http://thatnorwegianguy.com/playtime/rounded-corners.html
This brought it up fpr me in XP IE/6.0 (tested only on a local file):
* html .wrap-me { position:relative; zoom:1;}
* html .inner-wrap,
* html .middle-wrap,
* html .outer-wrap { height: 0;}
Thank you David, that did it. I should
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 9:04 AM, Eystein Alnaes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having a lot of difficulty vertically aligning landscape thumbnails to
sit in the middle of their containers on this page:
http://www.bfi.org.uk/rw_dev/ava_gardner_and_killers_1946.html
Have you solved your
In Safari5 on http://unf-j016.universalfavourite.com.au/, when hover on the
Facebook button in the header the cursor doesn't respond. In other words,
the link doesn't get registered. The other buttons work ok. And I only have
this problem in Safari5.
(oh, and I know the layout is broken in in IE6
Hi,
I'm using the jQuery version (
http://scott.sauyet.com/thoughts/archives/2007/03/31/overlabel-with-jquery/)
of the overlabel.js script from A List Appart (
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/makingcompactformsmoreaccessible).
Hold on - this is a CSS question!
I've triggered some weird
Hi,
I'm using the jQuery version (
http://scott.sauyet.com/thoughts/archives/2007/03/31/overlabel-with-jquery/
)
of the overlabel.js script from A List Appart (
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/makingcompactformsmoreaccessible).
Hold on - this is a CSS question!
I've triggered
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