+0300, Martin Petrov wrote:
I need an elastic container that is 776px wide.
The body has a font-size of 62.5em (which equals to 10px) ...
Did you mean 62.5% ? Be aware that, on my laptop, 62.5% would be
12 or 13 pixels in IE. In common with many screens running at high
definition, the OS
I need an elastic container that is 776px wide.
The body has a font-size of 62.5em (which equals to 10px) and the
container has a width of 77.6em.
Firefox is fine but IE makes the container 771px wide.
Do you have any knowledge on this?
Thanks...
Martin Petrov
Hi all,
I want to style the first letter of a paragraph with p:first-letter,
however a have an img at the beginning of that paragraph and it
prevents me from selecting that first letter.
Sorry for my English, this is what I have:
pimg src=cool.jpg /lorem ipsum blah blah yada yada/p
If I
:)
On 5/1/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Martin Petrov wrote:
I want to style the first letter of a paragraph with p:first-letter,
however a have an img at the beginning of that paragraph and it
prevents me from selecting that first letter.
pimg src=cool.jpg /lorem ipsum
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On May 2, 2006, at 11:35 AM, Martin Petrov wrote:
I just discovered that the problem doesn't exist in Opera (at least in
the latest beta).
Georg, in your example the letter is opened for styling, but I want to
place the image within a block level element
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On 3/11/06, Martin Petrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
www.speakingofresults.com
My first web site using WordPress. The rich text editor is suitable
for the client who isn't very technical oriented. But the code
produced by the editor is ugly.
What
www.speakingofresults.com
My first web site using WordPress. The rich text editor is suitable
for the client who isn't very technical oriented. But the code
produced by the editor is ugly.
My main concern is that the site is optimized for 1024x768, and with
smaller resolutions the center column
-display-problem.htm
On 1/21/06, Philippe Wittenbergh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 22 Jan 2006, at 10:35 am, Martin Petrov wrote:
Could you please see my site with Firefox and check the unordered list
of links on the right. It shows properly in IE and Opera, but not with
Firefox.
It must
Could you please see my site with Firefox and check the unordered list
of links on the right. It shows properly in IE and Opera, but not with
Firefox.
It must be a simple problem, but the negative margins used for the
sidebar confuse me and I'm so exhausted right now :)
Is there something like multiple backgrounds in css 3 ?
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I'm developing this site for my teacher and his web design class that
I attended recently.
I would really appreciate it if you spend a minute on it and just
share you critical thoughts.
The major concerns I have are:
- the window is not resizable - breaks the
I guess my question's been asked many times. I'm wondering if anybody
knows how to remove the border that Internet Explorer shows when
using a background image with the hr element.
Thanks
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Thank you Scot, but if you hide the text wrapped between strong with
display:none then it doesn't appear when you browse with images
turned off.
Now with z-index: -1 the text stays under the background of
#Content, but if you turn the images off then it is visible because
the background is off
that text.
I hope that helps,
Scot
On 9/15/05, Martin Petrov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you Scot, but if you hide the text wrapped between strong with
display:none then it doesn't appear when you browse with images
turned off.
Now with z-index: -1 the text stays under
Hi all,
I'm trying to replace text with an image in a defenition list where the
text is wrapped with dt a and strong. The image is a background for
a, strong is hidden with z-index. Opera and Fireforx are ok, but IE
doesn't hide the text.
Could you check my site please, I'm sure it is
Sorry, I didn't explain my problem very well.
I don't want to position the image but to indent the text. I tried with
padding, but it just widens the box. Text-indent didn't work. I made the
text input field a block element by floating it. Here is the example page:
Padding-left doesn't work in Opera :(
On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 07:27:40 -0700, Ovidiu Ion
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padding-left: 20px;
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Hi all,
I want to have a search field with an image inside, like the search boxes
in Opera or Firefox toolbars. I can put a background on the input
field,but I also want to have some padding from the left border (or text
indent). They don't work...
Do you know any way to achieve this?
Two absolute positioned elements disappear when the page is reloaded
(Internet Explorer 6).
Initially it is ok but then if you refresh the absolute positioned logo
( p id=Logo) and menu (div id=Menu)disapper.
http://home.comcast.net/~martinpetrov/finalproject/final.html
Do you experience
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