I have two fields (each in their own DIV tag) that I am attempting to
align next to each other. The first field is a title, the second is
additional info. I have the second field floating left and the two align
fine next to each other as long as field one does not extend to a second
line. When
I am trying to do the following:
(1) Create a menu ul where the home button does not appear on the home
page. I added css to make the display property=none for the home button
on the home page using the id's for the page(body), menu(ul) and menu
item(li). See code below...
(2) Change color of
Trying to hide the home link on main page of webpage I am working on. The
home link being hidden seems to work fine on all browsers (IE, Firefox,
Opera, Safari) except Chrome. On Chrome the home link is not hidden.
I have tried using display: none and also position: absolute along with
left:
I am attempting to have two columns with two sets on data in each column
within a wrapper div with a 1px left right border that connects with a
curved top bottom .gif image to create the rounded border effect. Having
trouble getting the border to display past where the data is inserted. The
Anyone have any good example of a scroller (some call conveyor) using just
CSS...similiar to what it being used on front page of USA Today for Top
Picks? Looking for good sample or how-to instructions.
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Trying to center bottom navigation menu in footer of webpage. Menu ignores
centering and wants to left justify rather than center in a width defined
area. Any tricks to force the centering? It was suggested that I manually
center it by increasing the padding but I thought there had to be a better
I have read how to format the body tag and the links in a css nav menu so
that the current page button is highlighted as you travel throughout a site.
Example:
*body tag:*
body id=home
*menu:*
ul id=topNav
lia href=/index.html id=homelinkHome/a/li
lia href=/features/
