It looks like this only affects Mozilla, as it renders fine in IE and Opera.
It has to do with the clearing div not working, since it has no contents or
dimensions. If you give the clearing div a border or padding, that will fix
it. Another fix is to get rid of that div altogether and have the
That's just the way it's defined. Id's in HTML are comparable to variable
names in programming languages, which generally have similar restrictions.
From the HTML spec:
ID and NAME tokens must begin with a letter ([A-Za-z])
and may be followed by any number of letters, digits
([0-9]),
Les,
Why not try this:
font{font-size: 100%;}
That seems to do the trick in every major browser. It'll make the text in
the font tag the same size as the stuff outside.
Additionally, you could strip out the font tags in the database pretty
easily:
UPDATE mytable SET description =
A couple reasons...
1. Mime types
If your css files end in .foo instead of .css, the web server won't send the
appropriate text/css type unless it has been explicitly configured to do
so. Even though you might be saying link type=text/css ..., user agents
are supposed to respect the content-type
There is a way to embed the font in to the website, but I
have no idea how to do it. It's done at
http://chris.pirillo.com/ if anyone knows how Chris did this?
It appears that it only works in IE, even though it's part of the CSS 2
spec... Chris uses @font-face in his style sheet to load a
There is no pure CSS way to do this, but you do have options:
1. Position an empty iframe behind your suckerfish dropdown
http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/jking/archive/2003/07/21/488.aspx
2. Use DHTML selects
http://www.icant.co.uk/forreview/tamingselect/
3. Move your form/selects away from the
I suppose there is one more option I forgot:
4. Use javascript to hide select controls (visibility:hidden) when the
suckerfish menu is active.
Jon
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It depends on what you are trying to do... Each of these does something
slightly different:
a.leftborder {color: #ff;}
/* all anchors having the leftborder class will be white
e.g. a href=foo.html class=leftborderbar/a
*/
.leftborder a {color: #ff;}
/* all anchors inside an element
Hi Ian,
I get a file not found error when I try to access the following url:
http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/fishings/test-left.html
However, what you describe sounds like something I ran across recently.
Safari seemed to be ignoring my stylesheet, but it turned out to be a syntax
error
Do you have a public IP address? Addresses like 192.168.x.x are private,
meaning they can only be accessed within your local network.
Jon
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