Ric Jude Raftis wrote:
You will possibly find that this hack fixes the problem for IE. Place in
CSS file above the Navbar id.
/* Fix IE. Hide from IE Mac \*/
* html #navbar ul li { float: left; }
* html #navbar ul li a { height: 1%; }
/* End */
It is not necessary to float the lis, making
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Then add this:
#contentcontainer {display: table;}
...which will make FF (and other good browsers) expand the container and
background properly.
regards
Georg
What's the reason for this method working?
cheers,
gary
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John Goodwyn wrote:
I have a site that has an expandable left hand column by use of a repeating
background image. However, the images extends the column past the footer
and it shouldn't. Can someone look at my code and give me a clue as to how
I can fix this? I've tried moving the copyright
Daniel Doesburg wrote:
Hi list,
I've made a new setup for a website.
For the time being only in FF.
But even that browser has his problems.
Look (did I already said: only FF?) at this page.
http://wouda.doesburg.biz/fileadmin/template1.html
And that touch the borders of the window. Resize
Daniel Doesburg wrote:
Bob and Gary,
Thanks for your answer.
My problem was that on my PC the page in FF initially shows the pictures
full.
But if I tried to change the window size they where shown as you saw.
The height was that of the word Bodytext.
My question/problem/challenge is:
I
John Goodwyn wrote:
I have a site that I'm building with a liquid layout format -
http://ver5.elliswyatt.com/billue/default.aspx?id=2. In IE, it looks and
functions exactly as it should but in Mozilla the left nav background image
doesn't continue to flow with the content and the wrapping
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Gary Turner wrote:
And .contentarea too, I think. No?
No need for that in that page :-)
Putting it on .content only did not extend the left column, which I
think the OP wanted ({height: 100%;}). Did I miss something in your
suggestion?
cheers,
gary
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Anyone can
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Gary Turner wrote:
Putting it on .content only did not extend the left column, which I
think the OP wanted ({height: 100%;}). Did I miss something in your
suggestion?
Don't know, but according to the original request: In IE, it looks and
functions exactly
Jonathan Berry wrote:
I just wanted to be pointed to any tutorials on doing a three (or
other number for that matter) column layout without absolute
positioning or floats. Any directions? Thanks in advance.
I don't know that there is a way to have multiple columns using your
restrictions, due
Ian Skinner wrote:
I have this fairly large table that, unless one has their monitor set to above
average resolutions (such as mine at 1280x1024), one can not see the entire
table at once. And since it is long both horizontally and vertically one gets
the dreaded double scroll bars at lower
Matt Tibbits wrote:
This problem only happens in Firefox. It seems to work fine in Explorer.
Basically, I have a 2 column layout with the left column being a float.
In the right column, I am using floats on various elements, such as images.
If I don't do a clear:both after my images,
Gustavo Caetano wrote:
Can anyone please help me in that one?
I can't figure out how to put it working in IE.
Hello
Thanks to some guys here I've made some progress here. Almost there
www.cacofonia.com.br/07
Now just need to make the green box relative positioned. Any tips?
Hi Gustavo,
Erland Flaten wrote:
I want the first column - the one at left with the navigation buttons
- to start at det very beginning of the left side of the browser.
Cant manage that to happen. The CSS is from one of Douglas
Livingstones fine ones. I dont understand this column model very well
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
Hello,
I still haven't been able to come up with a solution to my problem
with my div's not lining up in IE (PC). The URL in question is
http://www.inspired-evolution.com/Contact.php, and the CSS is
http://www.inspired-evolution.com/Gilbert.css.
I tried adding
Asiapreneur wrote:
Hello,
For some reason this page displays correctly in IE6 however, the main
content of the page doesn't display in Firefox (1.0.4). The header and
footer divs display correctly.
The page in question is:
www.ethanhathaway.com/index-fc2.php
I've validated the html and css
Luc wrote:
Good evening list,
http://www.dzinelabs.com/Pages/template_metallica.php
Op, Moz FF show the wrapper right border. IE does not.
Can somebody shed some light on this?
See http://www.csscreator.com/css-forum/ftopic10373.html
It's a bit impolite to scattershoot, posting
Luc wrote:
Good evening list,
I inadverdantly replied on this thread in answer to another.
My apologies.
gary
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Anyone can build a usable web site. It takes a graphics designer to
make it slow, confusing, and painful to use.
Luke Mackenzie wrote:
Hi,
I am having an issue with IE6 which I just can't seem to resolve.
snip
The page in question is here:
http://mixdoaa1.miniserver.com/~staging/members/index.php?sid=ed1147f3c538f4
e95852105ad46eafad
snip
See http://www.csscreator.com/css-forum/ftopic10373.html
Sean Montgomery wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry if the subject was not descriptive enough as I Have no idea what
to call the bug.
I am having a problem with IE, of course, and I can not seem to figure
out why. I have narrowed my code down to a bare minimum to rule out
errors I may have caused. I have
David Cortesi wrote:
Gary,
thanks very much for taking time to work on my problem.
You're welcome.
you propose two fixes, one to use the Holly Hack which I have yet to
test (will get to my IE6 system late this afternoon) but the first, more
radical, is to use float:right instead of
Arno @ Raketnet wrote:
I posted this earlier, but I haven't got a response to it. Maybe someone
can still advise me on this?
The page http://portfolio.poetryin-e-motion.com is supposed to be
centered on the page. snip
The single celled table works very well. With only one cell, there is
little
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