Thank you Phillippe, those changes made all the difference to the layout.
Now I will work on the top navigation with the file you sent.
I really wanted to make the top tab with the navigation expand if or when
somebody increased the text size, but I couldn't get it to work.
On 4/19/06, Philippe
When I view the modified file, the navigation buttons get stretched across
the entire tab in IE/mac (v 5.2). I am on a Mac, and right now I don't have
access to a PC... so I'm not sure if this works on the PC version of IE. It
looks fine in Safari and Firefox still.
This is the original:
On Apr 20, 2006, at 3:23 PM, GypsiiRose Baptiste wrote:
When I view the modified file, the navigation buttons get stretched
across
the entire tab in IE/mac (v 5.2). I am on a Mac, and right now I
don't have
access to a PC... so I'm not sure if this works on the PC version
of IE. It
Oh my goodness, perfect!
And I very much appreciate all the notes and links you included. I like to
understand why I am doing something. So often, the books I have been
reading don't explain the why behind the code, which is frustrating when I
am trying to apply their techniques to other
GypsiiRose Baptiste wrote:
Is there anything else I should be testing in? Do people still
test for Opera?
Thank you so much,
GR
You are fine in Opera on my end, in both XP and Xandros Linux on XP.
~dL
PS Is there anything other than Opera?
aaah, thank you! I'm glad it works in Opera. sorry if I offended you, I
guess I live a little too close to Mtn View, you know - where the Mozilla
offices are! I must be brainwashed...
On 4/20/06, ~davidLaakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are fine in Opera on my end, in both XP and Xandros
GypsiiRose Baptiste wrote:
aaah, thank you! I'm glad it works in Opera. sorry if I offended
you, I guess I live a little too close to Mtn View, you know - where
the Mozilla offices are! I must be brainwashed...
Probably :-)
Civilized Opera-users are not easily offended. They know their
On 4/20/06 2:49 AM, GypsiiRose Baptiste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do people still
test for Opera?
Looks good in Opera Mac too.
I recommend Opera Mac. Try this version:
http://snapshot.opera.com/mac/m90b1.html
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Hi all, I've written out a page in CSS, and it seems to work fine in mozilla
(mac PC), but it breaks in IE on a PC (haven't tested it on a mac in IE).
I'm relatively new to CSS, as far as trying to lay out the whole page with
CSS (no tables) and I'm a bit confused about how/where to use the hacks
Use conditional comments instead of hacks, They save you a lot of
time/headaches. :)
~Shelly
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Thanks Shelly
do you have a link? I did a google search and didn't come up with much...
some weird lyrics :P
thanks!
gypsiirose
On 4/19/06, Design Groups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use conditional comments instead of hacks, They save you a lot of
time/headaches. :)
~Shelly
Sorry, I googled for unconditional instead of conditional. It's been a
long day!
Later, I plan to remove the CSS from the page and have it in a seperate
file. So I don't think the conditional comments will work...? please
correct me if I'm wrong. Also, I don't understand how to use these to
On 4/19/06, GypsiiRose Baptiste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I googled for unconditional instead of conditional. It's been a
long day!
Later, I plan to remove the CSS from the page and have it in a seperate
file. So I don't think the conditional comments will work...? please
correct me
On Apr 20, 2006, at 7:13 AM, GypsiiRose Baptiste wrote:
Hi all, I've written out a page in CSS, and it seems to work fine
in mozilla
(mac PC), but it breaks in IE on a PC (haven't tested it on a mac
in IE).
I'm relatively new to CSS, as far as trying to lay out the whole
page with
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