Hello, Georg,
Thanks for the quick reply! :-)
OK, lets' forget the first site for a while, it's more complicated. But
this one, test:
http://www.optimiced.com/web/2007/pecsd_test/index-test-1.html
...has only header, a couple of columns and a footer. 3 of 4
backgrounds. No-IE css styles
Well,
1) I removed the link to print.css, still the same, so it's not this, and
2) ...anyway, print.css is requestd only when printing/doing print
preview (by default).
I spent 8 hours today trying to understand why header bg flashes on this
test case:(((
Hello!
This is really strange... I am developing a website and the dev team very much
would like to change the letter-spacing on most of the texts in the page.
I tried applying letter-spacing: 3px; or letter-spacing: .2em and in both
cases this works in IE, Opera, FF.
What DOES NOT work,
Well, David,
It wasn't *my idea*, the graphics designer and the project leader just /asked/
if it is possible to apply letter-spacing to forms.
I made my best to make it work, but with no success (in IE).
So, they revised their ideas, and we'll drop the letter-spacing. We'll apply it
only
Sorry for double post, just discovered that if I add in the CSS:
/* Hides from IE-mac \*/
* html .galleryitem div {height: 1%;}
/* End hide from IE-mac */
Then it resolves the problem with IE 6 miraculously... but NOT in IE 7.0 beta 2
because apparently IE 7 also DOES NOT support {display:
==
Els wrote:
[snip]
But you can assign a height to it and only let IE see it. IE will extend
the height to encompass the content if you do that. Another option is to
give each of those divs the style 'zoom:1;', which doesn't need to be
hidden from other browsers.
May I ask, what
=
Oliver Hodgson wrote:
I refer you to here:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2006/02/03/charting-ie7b2/
...and then to here:
http://archive2.webstandards.org/buzz/archive/2006_03.html#a000611
IE7 Beta 2 Preview is b0rk3d, but the next preview version appears to
Finally, I've stopped here:)
Now our content manager uploads images in the gallery and edits it.
Anyway, the bug I was talking about (which appeared only in FF 1.5) is not so
important... (I was just curious about it...) And it DID NOT APPEAR every time,
but only sometimes...
Thanks for
Hi again:)
I've read thoroughly the following article:
http://www.brunildo.org/test/InlineBlockLayout.html
The reason for that was the following:
I am designing currently a page with *very* complex CSS layout. It uses a mix
of
floats, relative and absolute positioning.
FF and Opera handle it
I already thanked Chris off-list:)
The example he shows is *exactly* what I needed in this case, it's simple to
implement and functional.
My task would be only to adapt it to my case.
Thanks a lot! :))
Michel
-
Christian Heilmann wrote:
OK, I've searched a lot, but
OK, here's the link:
http://lelion.info/web/cantarco/
Here's the CSS;
http://lelion.info/web/cantarco/css/master.css
I'm now basically playing with fluid design. Both columns have width specified
in percentages. This is not final version, I can even migrate to fixed-width
later, if liquid
problem and hor. scrollbar? :-)
Good day to everyone on this great list! :)))
Michel
=
francky wrote:
Michel Bozgounov wrote:
OK, here's the link:
http://lelion.info/web/cantarco/
[...]
In IE at the right, all is wrong [...]
FF, Opera are OK (on Windows).
Hi
Hi!
I have created a simple language selector in a webpage. Clicking either on EN
or DE forwards the user to the English or German version of a webpage.
I use the following CSS code:
/* language DIV - it's positioned inside relatively positioned #header */
#lang {
position: absolute;
top:
Sorry, missed one line:
#language a span {position: absolute; top: -px; right: 20px;}
#language a:hover span {position: absolute; top: 50px; right: 0; border: 1px
solid white; text-indent: 0;}
It works when there's text-indent specified (but IE, still doesn't work... :(
M.
- with the disappearing
background! :-)
Michel
[QUOTE]:
Bethany wrote:
On 7/20/06, Michel Bozgounov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IE 6.0:
1) When page finishes loading, THREE FIELDS (First/last name, Email,
Phone)
suddenly become YELLOW in background with no apparent for me!) reason.
Do you have google
Thanks, Chrstian! :)
1. Yellow fields - fixed;-)
Silly me!
2. Maybe yes, it was the pekaboo, but *what was strange*, it appeared on only
ORDER CD page, and not on others, although most of the pages have the same
code,
only on this page was added a FORM inside a new DIV.
Fixed by adding:
Hello all,
Just a quick question:-)
I almost finished a small website for a friend.
Here's the link: http://lelion.info/web/cantarco/en/information/
Here's the CSS: http://lelion.info/web/cantarco/css/master.css
If I :hover a link on the page, which contains the small thumbnails, only PART
of
Hi everyone!:-)
I know here we can see the THREE PIXELS IE BUG... :
http://bluelink.net/zero-waste/camp_gallery1.shtml
My qustion would be, how can I kill it without much hassle?;-)
First three boxes with images+text have 3px extra margin on the left; next
boxes
do not have such. IE 6/Win.
Hi all on this great list,
http://www.bluelink.net/zaprirodata/test.shtml
See left nav. FF 1.5 is OK. IE 6.0 - some items in the static menu on
the left OVRLAP the second menu (UL) wheh hovered. Also, if you hover
the THIRD FROM THE TOP menu item on the left, you'll see also that the
title
19 matches
Mail list logo
