I just got asked this by a client. I don't think it's possible.
What they're looking for is a drop down list showing different versions
of a product with several attributes all in equal width columns.
Kinda like:
Item #Size Color Radius
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I've got a site that needs to make extensive use of material being
served from an outside source (server external to main site server), and
about the only way I can seem to keep my formatting to be constant
across the entire site is to pull the external material into an iFrame.
It there *any* w
Has anybody managed a two column layout, with an imaged centered on the
border between teh two columns, with the text corretly flowing around on
both sides?
Kinda like this?
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I need a define an area on a page where dynamic data will be displayed
where CSS defined for that page has NO EFFECT on the area at all.
Basically inside a highly styled page:
Anything the client want goes here,
formatted however the heck the client
wants formatted - total
Sample page from site in question (still in development - ignore obvious
goofs!):
http://208.112.27.110/index.cfm?action=cmf.about
There's a repeating background image that starts right at the banner.
This "background-container" div ends after the footer div at the bottom.
I've been monking wi
Using the following:
.inpt_txt {
width: 350px;
border: 1px solid #99;
margin: 0 6px 0 8px;
padding: 0;
font-size: 12px;
background-color: #F4F7FD; }
Works great here:
Works here in IE
No workie here in Firefox:
Ideas?
I need a site-wide footer that will completely fill the space from the
end of actual content to the bottom of the browser window.
Sorta like
Everything on the page here (mostly dynamic)
Nothing here, just a background image
Must extend to browser window bot
Chris Ovenden wrote:
> Sounds like you need a background image on the body.
The problem I've got is that there's a header area with one background.
Then the content-body area with a different background
Then the "fill-this-space" footer which would be a third...
I see a way I make "fake" it b
> I'm also not a huge iFrame fan, but I have used the method described on
> dynamic drives
> link below for dynamic resizing of iFrames in the past.
I've not used iFrames at all myself (yet).
An iFrame doesn't inherit anything (CSS) in the cascade from the page
calling it?
If that's the cas
This properly positions a background image for the body in IE and Netscape.
Doesn't work in Firefox
body {
height: 100%;
background-color: #FF;
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
background-image: url(../images/back_body.gif);
background-position: bottom center;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
Reference file here. CSS on the page:
http://208.112.27.110/TEST.cfm
The two lists are copies of each other. No difference.
The CSS for them is exactly the same to, the only difference is
"display: inline;" added to li elements on the horizontal list.
Roll over the links and you can see what ha
I'm having some issues getting the fckeditor "edit" window display to
match what's output on a display page.
One issue I think I'm having is that the display page CSS is interfering
with the material that's output from the editor. I'm trying to use a
"reset" CSS file for the div containing the
Barney Carroll wrote:
> Wondering if anybody had any experience of this particular problem.
http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/inputfile.html
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I haven't upgraded any of my testing machines to IE 7 yet, but I got an
eye opener over the weekend at a friend's house.
First time I've seen IE 7, and half the sites we surfed using CSS
layouts were BROKE.
Seems I better upgrade and quick to start previewing!
So, just a quick survey -
1. Ou
I'm using the tag to submit a form as I have text formatting
using CS that needs to be done inside the button:
Button textlike this
Here's the problem - IE and Firefox see DIFFERENT values passed when the
button is clicked!
When the form is submitted using the button above
"action1" is pas
Good evening,
I've finally run across a layout that I'm scratching my head over.
It's a standard centered master div containing a header, two columns
under that, and a footer.
Left column width is set for nav/whatever.
Here's the problem...
The right column will contain content that's being p
> Perhaps Layout Gala has something you could adapt?
> http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
Hmmm - but liquid layouts (the ones I've seen and worked with) are
dependent on the browser window width, and that's not what needs to
happen here. This needs to be *fixed* as far as the browser is
concern
> Sounds like a whole bunch of contradictions
It is, that's part of the problem!
I'm tempted to say "Can't be done exactly the way you wish..."
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It's always interesting to look at other folks stuff. I just inherited a
site, and in looking at their CSS, the main div is listed thusly:
#pageWrapper {
width:760px;
position:absolute;
left:50%;
margin-left:-380px; }
Where I would have just done:
#pageWrapper {
width:760px;
px 0 10px 0;
padding: 0;
background-color: #B1953A; }
#col3 {
width: 205px;
float: right;
padding: 0;
margin: 10px 13px 10px 10px; }
OK, so what the heck is wrong here?
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in the other room and yelled at me, "What's so funny???", but I
couldn't explain it to her. ...and I thought *I* left weird stuff in my
comments from time to time!!
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;neither is the bytes used (wasted?) on transmitting it.
Yea, I wouldn't put that in my code either.
My comments usually mark structural stuff that's maybe not obvious:
But, I also tend to sign my pages at the very bottom with a quote of
choice and stuff:
Something
ng: 0;
margin: 0 }
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Given the code snippet below, and:
1. div "PIX" is floated left
2. "myPIX.jpg" is called dynamically, so we're not
always sure how tall it is...
Paragraph Text Starts Here
Is there any way to get this to display so that any paragra
> Float the first paragraph left. It also helps if the second paragraph
> clears left.
But, the problem is ... the picture might be 4 paragraphs tall, or maybe
8, or maybe only 2.
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I'm using a horizontal navigation with sub-list. I've used this on a
bunch of sites with no problem. However, I ain't had enough coffee today
or something.
Here's a quick and dirty version not complicated by anything else on the
page:
Test Nav File:
http://www.columbiacityjazz.com/navTEST.cfm
> The reason it doesn't work in ie/win is that that browsers will only
> honor hovers applied to 'a' tags. Thats why people have tried
> javascript assisted solutions like 'Son of Suckerfish'
DOH!
...and there you go! I forgot to include the javascript file!!!
Jezz!
I haven't made acce
I'm doing a vertical style form with CSS like:
#contactFORM label {
display: block;
margin: 5px 0 0 12px;
padding: 0; }
#contactFORM input {
display: block;
width: 350px; }
Then inside the form:
TITLE:
Works great.
But, I've got a paragraph in the middle of the form and I
I thought I was getting pretty good at accessible CSS driven form
layouts, but I might have met my match this time (meaning - amount of
time needed for table layout verses CSS). Here's Photoshop mock ups of
two of the form pages.
http://www.cyndustries.com/formTEST.cfm
This is an 8 multi-page
I'm trying to figure out how to force the width of a list element for a
top nav bar to look like this:
http://www.cyndustries.com/navcrap.gif
Progress so far:
Code (abbreviated) looks like...
Contact Us
News
...and so forth
CSS looks like so far
#navigation-top-list li {
display:
Jonathan Gold wrote:
> I don't understand. If they're all the same why do you style each one
> separately. Won't it work with one declaration:
>
> #navigation-top-list li { display: inline; width:74px;
> margin-left:10px; padding-bottom: 4px; border-bottom:7px #264073
> solid; }
Doh I left p
Has anybody tried the "CSS Source Ordered Variable Border 1-3 Columned
Page Maker" from positioniseverything.net to see how generated CSS holds
up in IE7b2 yet?
Just wondering...
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>>Has anybody tried the "CSS Source Ordered Variable Border 1-3 Columned
>>Page Maker" from positioniseverything.net to see how generated CSS holds
>>up in IE7b2 yet?
>
> What stops you from doing it? :-)
Win 2000 ain't broke. So I ain't fixed it yet by giving Microsoft more
of my money. That'
What I'm trying to get is:
http://www.columbiacityjazz.com/LEV4_VOUCHERS_DIV_STEP2.gif
I've set it up like this:
Long Distance Telephone Calls
The left/right aligned columns isn't the problem. It's the darned dotted
line between them. This same configuration takes place in dozens of
> Because of that, I would recommend you to use a table, and not DIVs
> (you may have "DIVitis") Also, I would suggest to use a FIELDSET and
> LABELs (instead of SPANs with your texts), so the (XHTML) structure
> would look like this:
>
> Short form description
>
>
>
This is weird. In IE, the OL is displaying correctly
1. Question 1
a. answer 1
b. answer 2 ..
In Netscape and Firefox, the numbers/letters are NOT displaying and I
get the "dot" instead.
Huh
CSS:
#surveyFORM {
font-size: 12px;
padding: 8px 0 0 0;
margin: 8px 0 0 0; }
Here's one that's got me tearing my hair out...
Have a right floated nav column. Works great UNTIL it ends up on a page
with a form on it.
As long as the form contains NO , it works
great. As soon as I add a select anywhere on the form, the floated nav
drops down below the form on the page.
I
Maybe I've just been awake too many hours, but I can't find this
http://www.takachroe.com/index.cfm
Look at the nav. It's not that compliated and works perfect in I.E., but
in Netscape and Firefox, there's problems selecting the last two links.
It's just a list:
Home
About Us
I'm using an image for bullets on a list of links.
Client want you to be able to click the bullet as well as the link.
Short of setting the list with no bullets and including the image like:
Link Text 1 Here
Link Text 2 Here
...which is pretty nasty
I can do this and include the image bull
I've got a two column layout with the nav on the left. On one page, I've
got a form that has a select in it that's on the same plane as the
navigation.
I'm using the same class on all text inputs and select drop-down.
.txtinput {
width: 255px; }
The form itself is 600px wide.
In IE, the en
Here's a REALLY weird one.
I'm using the format below to lay out a number of forms (actual CSS
doesn't matter I don't think). I've removed some crap for simplicity.
State
In one case, I need two YES/No radio buttons where the label normally
is. As far as layout goes, it works fine. Func
n override of the this font tag?
I think I sadly already know the answer, but thought I'd ask...
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herit' might be a
problem.
Yea - works great in Firefox. I.E. ain't doing it though...
I'm going to try and strip it out in the Coldfusion output block. Seems
to be the only way to get exactly what I want.
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I feel it will look pretty nice once I get the
real graphics in there.
However, doesn't work at all in I.E., though it works in the myerweb
demo well enough.
So, anybody got an idea what I've got wrong?
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CSS:
http://65.36.231.94/scc.css
The "toppers" with curved corners are gif files. The lft/rht borders are
CSS.
Ideas?
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Weird problem in Firefox:
Page may or may not do this for everybody, but for me, it loads and the
right content panel will often appear under the menu, until you refresh
the page, then it display correctly. Seems to be fine in IE.
http://65.36.231.94/press.cfm
Ideas?
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ths of the
inner divs are a good bit less than the outer divs.
Suggestions?
It's some stupid bug or something that I've just not thought of with
only one cup of coffee yet this morning...
CSS here: http://www.christyfulmer.com/cff.css
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, so there's no way to hard code anything gin
advance...
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