Eric A. Meyer wrote:
And always remember that this is a
beta!
They probably will fix their position:absolute bugs in gamma or delta.
Absolutely positioned element and percentage width
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/tmp/apboxpercentagewidth.html
wrong
Absolutely positioned box and lost next
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
However, they
haven't got all the bugs out, so conditional comments are going to be
necessary - I'm still seeing whitespace between li items, which I
had been fixing with a * html li { height: 1%; }...now that doesn't
work.
This is a fundamental problem with the
This is going to get worse...
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/ie7b2_prscrollbar.html
This bug is new, I think,
Can anyone please confirm in IE7b2, the fix in IE7b2, and the absence of
the bug in IE6?
(Sorry, I won't install IE6 side by side for the moment, to keep a
'clean' install of IE7b2)
Bruno Fassino wrote:
In IE7b2 the height of a box is (correctly) always respected. When a box
with a specified height contains a float, this is (correctly) allowed to
stick out of the box.
But now the interaction of this float with the following boxes is not
correct. Overlapping of content
Bruno Fassino wrote:
Ingo Chao wrote:
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/ie7b2_prscrollbar.html
This bug is new, I think,
Yes, it looks new (bug and fix confirmed.)
Thanks to all who took the time to confirm, much appreciated.
The following looks similar, but not the same. It simply
francky wrote:
Hi List,
Some playing around with semi-transparency and opacity (the
css3-property), I found that Firefox (1.07) is supporting opacity, but
in a strange way. Everything is allright, unless you place a new div
on top of the semi-transparent box. Then the overlapping parts in
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
http://dev.l-c-n.com/_temp/clear-marginTop.php
... In my test case above, Firefox (1.5) and Safari (1.0 and up) are
correct. Firefox 1.0 does a slight poopoo with the neg. margin. IE 6
Win is half correct (test 2 and 3), probably more by accident. As for
On this old bug page
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/percentages.html
IE7b2 takes half a second to click in the background-color change on
hover each time you walk from one section to the next (sections A-I),
hovering the little colored squares.
Once you have entered a section,
Testcase
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/ie7b2_abmh.html
In What’s New for CSS in Beta 2 Preview?
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/02/02/523679.aspx
Markus Mielke said they have fixed the comment bug:
property /**/: value;
value is now recognized by IE7b2 (like in all browsers but
Rob Cochrane wrote:
I am experimenting with Alex's excellent 'one true layout' to
dynamically change from what is effectively a Left To Right layout to a
Right To Left one.
I have set up the style sheets such that the common items are in one and
I switch via PHP those that influence the
Markus Mielke just answered on IE7blog,
!important is fixed in recent builds.
updated my obsolete demo.
Ingo
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Philippe wrote:
[--- Le 02/02/2006 19:38, Ingo Chao a écrit : ---]
.clear_solvent {float:left; width:0px; height:0px;}
div id=right-float-1
pThis div is floated to the right./p
pLorem ipsum dolor sit amet,.../p
/div
pstrongThis paragraph is not floated
Pringle, Ron wrote:
Ron - thanks for checking! No, it's not fixed (wish it were!).
The button should line up with the left edge of the box
above. I realize it
doesn't actually create an error but I just don't understand
why it's not
over on the left as in FF. I'm still learning CSS so I
Peter Lindstrom wrote:
http://www.allanalog.com/aaw/5.php
the php code does a browser check and if IE it loads a very small
additional CSS bit to fix IE
... comments, fixes to my remaining problems, sarcastic remarks on my
sarcasm..
all are appreciated.. :)
Peter,
I think there
Rowan Wigginton wrote:
Hello, I have what seems like a very simple problem which only occurs in
IE (I've tested with 6 7). I have an unordered list menu at the top
right of this test page - http://www.rowanw.com/testcases/no_border_ie.htm.
For the first link I've created a style that
James Eaton wrote:
http://dm126.mediaodyssey.com/form.htm
Hmm, maybe
.sitesearch input {vertical-align: bottom;} ?
probably other Browsers don't like this, so serve it to IE only.
Ingo
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Julie Flolo wrote:
...I want the main content of the page to butt up against the top navigation
bar.
http://www.floloweb.com/test/index4.html
http://www.floloweb.com/test/4style.css
In Fx, zero the default margin of the ul
#topmenu ul {margin-bottom: 0;}
Ingo
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cindy Smeulders wrote:
http://roundtheworld.homelinux.com
If you go the website the first time it all looks like it should. When you
do a refresh or try a link the borders are all screwed up.
I looks like it first displays the menus and then draw the border over it,
so you can't see the
TMH Design wrote:
Please look at this page - www.thomashall.com http://www.thomashall.com/
in IE 7 and Firefox. Can someone tell me what is going on?
/* Hide from IE-mac \*/
* html .vnav ul li a/* hide from IE 5.0 */ {height: 1%;}
/* End hide */
The star html head is dead, but not the bugs.
ian wrote:
Ryan Bowman wrote:
I want the blue 'Above' to be above the red 'Below', but it's not, and
I don't understand why. Can someone shed some light?
I added position: absolute to both the #above and #below selectors and it
ordered them as expected. I've always been under the
Michiel van der Blonk wrote:
For long I have been looking for the easiest way to create forms
without tables. I found several methods:
- floating
- position:absolute
- display:inline-block display:-moz-inline-box
All come with their own caveats and problems. The floating is usually
I wrote:
Because of the margin-bottom of 1em, the label is taller than the
input. Apply a background color to see.
Sorry, a background color does not make it easier to see. Use the
Firefox web developer extension or the FxDomInspector to outline these
elements.
Second, I forgot: On your test
hepabolu wrote:
I'm trying to restyle a page and I'm running into something very
strange: the bullet of an LI is moved down in IE as if it is vertically
centered for the enclosed UL.
Here you can see it (last option in the left column).
Eric Ladner wrote:
http://dendrome.ucdavis.edu/.species/index.php
http://dendrome.ucdavis.edu/includes/stylesheet.css
I guess I could
punt and stick it in a table..
actually, this is a table.
Ingo
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Alan Chandler wrote:
OK - I managed to almost fix up the page so the validator works, mainly by
defining the DOCTYPE an xhtml. There is one warning which will take some
more work, but is not related to this.
Now, I'll ask the question again .
Thanks for validating; it makes debugging
Alan Chandler wrote:
However, it is still not exactly right. The black band with the title in it
should more or less (I think there is a couple of pixels out at the moment)
line up with the top of the logo picture). On IE it seem to be about the
third the way down the logo picture.
zero
Alan Chandler wrote:
On Sunday 12 February 2006 10:29, Ingo Chao wrote:
zero the default margin-top of the h1
It works thanks, but I don't understand why margin-top was ever non zero. My
css guides say its default value is zero and its not inherited.
Browser defaults are different
hepabolu wrote:
Summary: the title attribute in a link to a CSS file causes Firefox
and Safari to ignore the print version, while it works fine in IE.
I'm not sure. This
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=238767
is indicated as a duplicate of
Jason Hilton wrote:
www.theonlinecookbook.com/ver2/
Here are the urls for my CSS files:
www.theonlinecookbook.com/ver2/css/cookbook-interface.css
www.theonlinecookbook.com/ver2/css/cookbook-iefixes.css
Currently only the front page works, I'm doing some major application
changes as well
Brett Leber wrote:
Example 1: http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/bleber/css/table_test1.html
Example 2: http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/bleber/css/table_test2.html
The innermost table contains many cells in a single row longer than most
browser widths. To display it in the current page, I've
Brett Leber wrote:
... For conditional comments, do you think I should target IE6+ with these
additions? Out of curiosity, does IE7b2 render the table similarly to
IE6 (ie, off the screen) without your two additions?
IE7b2 does render the page identical to IE6. And the fix does work in
Admin at AK wrote:
I have a series of divs which I want to float wrap. However, the height of
each div is variable and unknown (dynamically generated).
When the series of floating divs wrap, a deeper div will cause the next div
to align its left edge with the right edge of the preceding div.
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.
Ingo
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to repeat, and its a CSS bug that I'm looking into fixing :P
So I think you have to rethink your hiding.
Ingo
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
ben scott wrote:
... trying to get the site at
http://www.filmworkshop.com/newsite/content/view/15/33/
you are using
style type=text/css media=screen
@import url(longlongpath.css);
/style
from there, you are applying body {behavior: url(path/csshover.htc)}
... you can see a working version
ben scott wrote:
... trying to get the site at
http://www.filmworkshop.com/newsite/content/view/15/33/
It is working now in IE6, but the menu does take a long period to turn
on when the page is accessed for the first time. Is this related to the
absolute paths for the @import and for the
Iorhael wrote:
When I click submit on this form, the space above the Submit and Reset
buttons disappears in IE. It doesn't effect the function but it looks ugly.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
http://www.drkdesign.com/debscards/cards_form.php
Have you tried applying layout to
Julian Voelcker wrote:
In IE the main layers aren't floating properly, resulting in them
appearing staggered on the page.
http://asummerhouse.tvw.net
your code
#header { border: 0pt none ; position: relative; clear: both; }
#bodyblock { position: relative; clear: both; width: 760px; }
clear
Richard Brown wrote:
http://www.lostwithiel.org.uk/
In IE/Win the sidebar floats below the main content.
#sidebar { float: right; width: 27%; margin-left: 3%; }
Do you need this left margin at all?
(IE will not calculate this % margin correctly for various reasons [1]
the % margin is
Iorhael wrote:
Hi, am still wondering if anyone knows I can prevent the Submit and Reset
buttons from shifting when clicked in this form:
Did you try my suggestion?
Ingo
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Erin Spangler wrote:
www.thedogsonline.com/highland/index.html
http://www.thedogsonline.com/highland/highland-main.css
Only the links on the right side of the page are active at the moment
and the current class is attached to the What we believe link.
rh-col ul li.current a {
should be
Garet Jax / Mikolaj Misiurewicz wrote:
... http://www.psychologia.pl/projekt/NSW/
with subpages, for example, here:
http://www.psychologia.pl/projekt/NSW/badania.php
... 1) When I hover over menu_1 or menu_2, which are menus with
background-images changing on :hover, using IE6, they blink
Mikhail Bozgounov wrote:
Fixed-width layout, based on the negative margins technique:
http://www.bluelink.net/zero-waste/
a.p. boxes that have a right:value set seem to cause scrollbars in
IE7b2preview.
Funny thing is that overflow:hidden on this box stops the bug; that
would be #motto in
Schalk wrote:
Greetings All,
Please have a look at the following pages:
http://www.volume4.com/fc/index.html
http://www.volume4.com/fc/entry_archive.html
Let me know any problems you run into. I know IE6 has some bugs, the
strangest for though is what happens in Opera. Thanks!
If you
Pringle, Ron wrote:
...Basically the problem is that the right non-floated
column is dropping below the left-floated container. ...
URL: http://tinyurl.com/mxtve
#container { float: left; width: 100%; margin-left: -33px;}
I think #container needs another
margin-right: -3px;
to work
Phil Winter wrote:
...the menu
STILL will not work in
IE6!
Here's a link to the html page with the
CSS. http://www.webdesignpartners.com/blackstock/index.html
... I'm not a JS programmer,
so it's very possible I've made some stupid mistake.
No. The JS is working fine, the hovered li
Karl Jacobs wrote:
Still having a whitespace problem with IE (5, 6, and 7).
any other tricks?...
#leftnav li {
width: 143px;
border-top: solid 1px #7A7BAF;
font-size: 1em; /* -- insert this */
}
#leftnav a {
/* font-size: 10px; */
/* line-height: 12px; */
Kim Kruse wrote:
If you go to this page
http://www.mouseriders.dk/til_michael/index_white.php (I'm not done with
the stylesheet for this page yet) and in the selectbox please choose
Hvid/blå kontrast and click the submit (skift). You should now see a
white page with the A a in the blue
Ryan Morris wrote:
... I have this menu/submenu
http://menutest.mnos.org/test.php
(don't mind the page having no relative content - I cut out the excess for
the purpose of this email)
How uncommon on this list, thanks.
This works fine in IE Firefox - however, it's working ok in IE because
Jens Peter Bregnballe wrote:
Perhaps someone can give me advice on how to avoid the hopping of my right
column div id=hoejreklumme in IE 6. It is a layout which is fully
flexible, and I would like to keep it that way.
The xhtml is at : http://www.bregnballe.suite.dk/
The css is at:
Michal Cizmazia wrote:
Thank you, your answer helped me to catch the point.
Here is the demo, which show why IE6 handles floats in the wrong way as you
have already mentioned.
http://cim.szm.sk/float-clear-seq2.html
Another test case for this problem can be found at Bruno's CSS tests
Jesse Wrote
Try adding !important to the position: absolute. Firefox's default styles
for LEGEND include 'position: static !important', so you'll have to use
!important as well to override this behaviour.
Rafael wrote:
Thanks Jesse, that actually allowed me to set the LEGEND
Austin, Darrel wrote:
I've been struggling with getting a UL formatted so that there isn't a
gap between each LI. ... is there any
chance that some CSS could remedy this?
This depends on your actual case. Can we see an URL to the problem?
Ingo
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Claude Bernier wrote:
...
- The left vertical menu in hiding under the main text area;
...
http://www.blendinblindinn.com/Edithluc/TEMP_Company_Whoweare.html
Someone more lucid than me should help me understanding this bug
#left {
width: 185px;
float: left;
position: relative;
Ingo Chao wrote:
Claude Bernier wrote:
...
- The left vertical menu in hiding under the main text area;
...
http://www.blendinblindinn.com/Edithluc/TEMP_Company_Whoweare.html
...
- Why does pointing the url() to an nonexistent location make the #left
visible /and/ move
Manfred Staudinger wrote:
If you click Anton Kupfer on this page
http://free.pages.at/staudinger/Regest/Regesten/A1608-10-14-02382.xml
then after Quellen: Fx 1.5 displays
1604-04-10 1605-09-03 1608-10-14 1612-10-18
as three links and one span, but ie6 only displays three links,
1604-04-10
Manfred Staudinger wrote:
Ingo,
http://free.pages.at/staudinger/Regest/Regesten/A1608-10-14-02382.html
I've uploaded a sligthly different version of this page in html, where
you can see the very same problem.
Manfred
On 02/03/06, Ingo Chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I cannot
Erwin Heiser wrote:
http://www.readshotel.com/index.php/hotel/about/en/
http://www.readshotel.com/index.php/hotel/about/es/
http://www.readshotel.com/index.php/hotel/about/de/
http://www.readshotel.com/index.php?css=main/core.css
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.sigmaphinothing.org/template.html
Is the one with the
/* hide from other browsers \*/
* html .left {margin-right: -3px;}
* html .right {margin-left: 0;}
/* end hide */
Which works in IE.
http://www.sigmaphinothing.org/template2.html has
Georg already solved it.
The (still) experimental drop-it method [1] could be useful here. The
scrollbar might not be desired:
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/dropit/cl/index.html
CSS with comments added
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/dropit/cl/index.css
Ingo
[1]
Nicolas Sauveur wrote:
I am trying to get a hand on Dean Edwards's IE7,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ie7
Completely OT, Nicolas.
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Maziak, Peter (Tek Systems) wrote:
Why do the anchor's borders on this page get clipped in IE6 (fine in FF)
I don't know. Someone should tell them again that the inline formatting
still (IE7b2prev) is sort of wrong.
and how can I prevent this?
a.linkButton {position: relative;}. If this does
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
http://www.msu.edu/~maziak/umg/temp.html
It's the old 'layering' bug in IE/win. Often mixed up with the
'hasLayout'[1] bug, but 'layering' and 'Layout' isn't the same thing.
Those two bugs just happens to strike in pairs quite often in IE's
rendering engine, which may
Chris Korhonen wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just discovered this 'bug' in some code ...
It's part of the duplicate characters bug.
http://positioniseverything.net/explorer/dup-characters.html
.step {margin-right:-3px;}
If this does not help, you should consider providing an URL to your
problem
Eike Jordan wrote:
recently i ran into a problem concerning background-images. In some cases
the image has a really weird position that doesn't fit to the given
CSS-settings:
a.link_ext {
background-image: url(/images/smarticons/link_ext.gif);
background-repeat:
Eike Jordan wrote:
I already considered such a Javascript-DOM solution but the aspects
on http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/wrappinglinkbg.html inspired me to
play around with some CSS settings. I found a semi optimal solution
whereas it is not less weird. Just add a defined height to the affected
Julie Angarone wrote:
http://www.being-a-mom.com/ http://www.being-a-mom.com/indexnew.html
In Firefox the blocks and block headings are exactly the way I want
themnot in IE Z-index doesn't seem to help at all.
#areas h1 {position:relative}
This should help placing the h1 over
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... I have tried applying 0 padding and 0 margin to the various
elements on and around it, but it doesn't budge anything. What else can
I try?
http://www.girlscantwhat.com
margin:0 applied to the FORM removes the gaps here.
colorful page ... maybe my site
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I observed
was that IE seems to have a precise hierarchy for classed divs (which is all
good and well) but it creates all kinds of headaches if you have more than 1
classed div that you to work with. This is because the second classed div
gets
Your given example renders different in IE vs. other browsers, so I
don't know what you are looking after (gmail-styled, I heard of).
Do you want both cells side by side, horizontally aligned? Or do you
want them to align vertically, in two rows, as display:block on td implies?
Ingo
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Whatever was meant, here is an attempt using first-line.
http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/dropit/tablefirstline.html
It's not necessarily what one would call a simpler solution, though,
and Opera has some problems. It requires px-fixed font-size.
I'd go for the solution of Michael to have an div
James Smith wrote:
www.ceridian.co.uk -
I doubt that this problem is within CSS. Does Flash work with
wmode=transparent on Opera?
Don't know where to search for information.
MM website? Opera Forums?
Ingo
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Ingo Chao wrote:
I doubt that this problem is within CSS. Does Flash work with
wmode=transparent on Opera?
Sorry. Should read Does the Flash plugin work with wmode=transparent on
Opera for Mac 8.51/9TP2?. Can't check in PC for the moment.
Ingo
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James Smith wrote:
Hi Ingo, thanks for the idea, but I think the problem is with the
CSS, because it occurs on the other top-level pages which contain
images instead of flash - for example:
http://www.ceridian.co.uk/hr/nav/1,4102,108,00.html
You are right.
http://www.ceridian.co.uk/
Leo Breebaart wrote:
http://www.kronto.org/test/.
... The problem becomes apparent if you try to focus-cycle through
the links on the page by hitting the tab key. Not only does this
look ugly as sin, but more importantly: only part of the icon is
clickable. Dan's technique only works if the
WV Mike wrote: ...
http://mbreiding.us/2006/ERT_2006/fl/parks_hikes/mana_springs/
has two linked images at top-left and top-right.
When mousing the image the hover hand does not appear until well into the
field of the image.
A similar page does not exhibit this behavior:
Tina Vance wrote:
I'm creating a website and cannot get past this one little problem: on
Mozilla, Safari and every other browser *except* MS Internet Explorer,
there is a bottom margin on the content section of the page. I've
validated the stylesheet, I've validated the html, both come up
Tina Vance wrote:
And another valuable lesson about wholesale application of hacks is
learned. ;) All of the clearfixes were deleted, all of the problems were
solved. Thank you very much for your help!
cj wrote:
On 3/15/06, Tina Vance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The url for the site is
Julie Harpring wrote:
I would greatly appreciate any help with the the problem below.
We just switched our main site pages to XHTML and CSS, but now we have
realized a problem that occurs only on SOME computers using IE6. In Firefox,
Safari, and IE6 on my computer, the sidebar to the left of
I wonder what makes IE think he should overflow and drop a container
with the text zoom being increased or /decreased/ as the OP reported in
the beginning of the thread, and why different Installations show
inconsistent results.
Voodoo.
Ingo
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Tim (The Site Doctor) wrote:
No, I'm talking about his page's code, basically I'm just thinking about
having a template with the layout CSS and no element styling.
Tim
So you are not asking about the footerStickAlt method, as your subject
line implies, but you are asking about this page's
Iorhael wrote:
btw-1: Perhaps you can give the '#menu li ul li a' the padding instead of
the '#menu li ul li', then the (yellow) clickable area can be greater.
Francky and others, another thing I am noticing with the submenus in IE is
that hovering is a bit jumpy between the parent link
Nick Cappadona wrote:
I'm having some trouble with IE6 and inline lists. The problem occurs
when I apply a right or left border to an individual list item.
Actually, this alone does not cause the unexpected behavior, but if a
list item happens to span across two lines, IE will display the
Piotr Zalewa wrote:
http://test.bandwagon.co.uk/iframe.html (.../frame.html)
Welcome Piotr,
The page that doesn't show up inside the iframe,
http://test.bandwagon.co.uk/forums/
has this rule
* html { position: relative; }
by removing it via IEDomExplorer toolbar, the iframe renders more
Eric Shepherd wrote:
http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=2182e=productpid=34783
On a local copy, this seems to stabilize it
/* PRODUCT INFO */
* html #product-info {
display: inline;
position: relative;
}
but not live via DomExplorer.
Ingo
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Iorhael wrote:
Hi, I have a really strange thing going on when hovering over menu links in
IE in this web site. I just added a background image for the menu links on
hover...it works fine in Firefox and Opera, but in IE, hovering over and
clicking on the links causes really strange things
clear:both on the pseudo-element 'clears' any float that is within the
same block formatting context (here: body).
The pseudo-element sticks to the div.z, but the clearance moves it below
the floated leftnav.
Therefore, the pseudo-element stretches the element to which it is attached.
This
Ben Henick wrote:
Given the following in IE6:
1. A link list with its items set to display: inline and text alignment
centered
2. A bullet background image on each item without any position applied
List items that wrap present the background image at the left margin of
the text on
Richard Brown wrote:
http://www.theoldcoachworks.org.uk/
http://www.theoldcoachworks.org.uk/wp-content/themes/WordpressRooms/
style.css
I have some recollection that this is a WinIE bug. i.e that it doesn't
display text under a box but alongside it whatever the quoted width.
Some
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
I'm absolutely flummoxed by what IE is doing to this page:
http://mentaid.in/newsletter
...
The client wants this site up fairly soon, so if someone could look
through it and send me a reply, I would be extremely grateful.
I think IE is somewhat irritated by the
Colin Sheaff wrote:
I'm sure I could suss this out with enough hours of research and
trial-and-error tweaking of the site, but I would love to resolve this quicker
so I ask for your help.
http://www.canastamusic.com/press
For some reason when using the mouse to highlight text (to copy text
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://spppa.littleberrystudio.com
For FirefoxCo,
#nav li ul {z-index:1}
should solve the problem of text+borders peeking through in flyouts of
preceding elements.
For IE, I don't have a solution, since IE establishes a new stacking
context for each relatively
Tom wrote:
Check out: http://tomabuct.googlepages.com/CSS20.htm
I cannot verify this in the recent build of IE7 Mar 20 (build
7.0.5335.5). Looks nearly identical to Fx1.5.
IE7 still has box model problems, but I think this particular one was
fixed after build 7.0.5296.0. (In this Jan31
Ingo Chao wrote:
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http://spppa.littleberrystudio.com
For FirefoxCo,
#nav li ul {z-index:1}
should solve the problem of text+borders peeking through in flyouts of
preceding elements.
For IE, I don't have a solution, since IE establishes a new stacking
Clayton Farr wrote:
...
http://www.filmtreks.com/
...
* Internet Explorer 5 / Mac
- banner image at top of page (placed via css and php random image
script) is not showing up
Isn't this related to the overflow:hidden bug in IEMac? I'd hide it from
IEMac for a try.
Ingo
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Clayton Farr wrote:
http://www.filmtreks.com/
* Internet Explorer 6 / PC
- right hand side-bar (floated:right) breaks and goes below other float
on resize of browser window
The reason for this float drop is the quirky percentages bug [1],
In short: IE6 has problems with percentages
Clayton Farr wrote:
Thanks to some quick feedback I've made these changes in an effort to become
better friends with IE:
* 'overflow:hidden' commented out from IE5/Mac (within 'base.css') - to try
and address missing banner image
* added 'zoom:1' (on #quotes div within 'iewin.css') to try
Clayton Farr wrote:
IE6Win: the right sidebar is much more stable now. Switching to a lower
text size does not drop the float anymore, good.
There is still an issue when the window is sized smaller.
That's great to hear that it's working better. The window sizing issue is
the problem I
kuasar wrote:
Hello.
This is the website I'm creating right now.
http://kuasar.no-ip.org/sempreavant/page/index2.php
My problem is the grey box up on the right hand corner (which is
suposed to contain a photo later on). Using firefox I see the box
behind the page curl, which is the
Christian Heilmann wrote:
for a code example in my upcoming book I need to show and hide table
rows dynamically.
Your IE code
table.dynamic tbody tr{
display:none;
}
table.dynamic tbody tr.show{
display:block;
}
and I can do it in Firefox via:
htmlbody table.dynamic
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