Let me preface this with I am certainly not knowledgeable with website writing.
At http://www.oneafricasafaris.com/index4.html I have a brown, yellow bordered
strip that is supposed to contain a menu. BUT:
I can't get the menu centered.
In Firefox the text in the container beneath the
On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Bobbi Ashley roberta.ash...@comcast.netwrote:
Let me preface this with I am certainly not knowledgeable with website
writing.
At http://www.oneafricasafaris.com/index4.html I have a brown, yellow
bordered strip that is supposed to contain a menu. BUT:
I
On 7/19/11 4:47 PM, Bobbi Ashley wrote:
At http://www.oneafricasafaris.com/index4.html I have a brown, yellow bordered
strip that is supposed to contain a menu. BUT:
I can't get the menu centered.
In Firefox the text in the container beneath the strip is centered (left
aligned) but in
Hi;
I'm new to CSS2. I'm trying to build a box of a specific size in which I
can:
1) Have a border color
2) Have rounded corners on the inside edge of that border
3) Have a background color within the inside edge
4) Place text that could scroll and must wrap within the inside border and
Victor Subervi wrote:
Hi;
I'm new to CSS2. I'm trying to build a box of a specific size in which I
can:
It looks like the lower left box with the Lorem Ipsum text here:
http://creative.vi/clients/crucian-edu-template.jpg
Victor
If the rounded corners, and cross-browser
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 12:32 PM, David Laakso da...@chelseacreekstudio.com
wrote:
If the rounded corners, and cross-browser compatibility, are client
requirements-- positioning background images using CSS is probably your best
bet [for now, at least].
This is relatively easy to do
This is relatively easy to do /tableless/. Construct a CSS box with a
dark-blue background-color. Nest a light-blue CSS rounded-corner box
inside it. This is one of a zillion ways it might be done:
http://green-beast.com/experiments/css_smart_corners.php
Best,
~d
Thanks for posting this
Hello again list,
We always can do better and better, this is my second css layout, so I know
it's mediocre, anyway:
By having a look, and without changing the structure, here:
http://www.cantinho.org/pt/cantinho-site/layout9_ups_6.html
Knowing that it will never be perfect, what optimizations
I borrowed this menu from Stu Nickols at
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/final_drop.html
It works fine in Firefox but IE only displays half of it. Anyone have any
suggestions? My problematic one is at
http://www.stillpointtheatrecollective.org/obamadesign/menustunickolsmenubar.html
Bobbi Ashley wrote:
http://www.stillpointtheatrecollective.org/obamadesign/menustunickolsmenubar.html
It works fine in Firefox but IE only displays half of it.
IE6, you mean?
Looks like your markup is faulty...
Mark Blondin wrote:
www.datawisestorage.com
My question is, would it be easier to start from scratch or convert
the existing site to CSS?
Definitely better, although not necessarily easier - especially if it is
your first attempt on CSS layouts, to start from scratch.
You have what looks
Hello,
I am undertaking a redo of my Website: www.datawisestorage.com . It currently
has a tables base to it and I want to convert to CSS, add a menu, and expand it
generally. My question is, would it be easier to start from scratch or convert
the existing site to CSS?
Thanks,
Mark
Georg/David,
Thanks for your responses. My starting out objective was liquid (within
limits) width. Each layout conflict resulted in loss of liquid width until
this iteration when I gave up on liquid width.
Coming new to HTML CSS in my ignorance I had thought layout and content
was the major
tony wrote:
Coming new to HTML CSS in my ignorance I had thought layout and
content was the major concern.
Content is important. Layout should carry content without getting in the
way ... too much.
With your 'gentle' proddings I now realise that understanding the
limitations of CSS and
Hi,
Sorted a layout in IE7 and passed validation but layout in Gecko fell apart
- width issues.
So resolved layout in Gecko but now IE7 fails to match as can be seen at:
http://www.somersetspiess.co.uk/trialScene2.html
Can anyone please suggest how I bring IE7 layout back into line.
Reconciled
tony wrote:
Sorted a layout in IE7 and passed validation but layout in Gecko fell
apart - width issues. So resolved layout in Gecko but now IE7 fails
to match as can be seen at:
http://www.somersetspiess.co.uk/trialScene2.html
Can anyone please suggest how I bring IE7 layout back into
starting In_ is not visible.
Tony
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To: tony
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] Newbie Resolve IE sizes to other
tony wrote:
Sorted a layout in IE7 and passed validation
tony wrote:
My starting objective was, beneath a fixed banner (code not
included), to arrange between 2 lines of h2 a bank of images aligned
with 3 boxes of text which would all be visible (before scrolling to
following images), hence initially I set the ContainerBoth height.
You mean you
tony wrote:
Hi,
Sorted a layout in IE7 and passed validation but layout in Gecko fell apart
- width issues.
So resolved layout in Gecko but now IE7 fails to match as can be seen at:
http://www.somersetspiess.co.uk/trialScene2.html
Can anyone please suggest how I bring IE7 layout back into
Hi,
I have run into a number of problems as can been seen:
http://www.somersetspiess.co.uk/xmas.html
Within a Div are many Div's which each contain an image and comment each in
a limited range of sizes. Right at the bottom (in IE7 and around 1971-2 and
'69) ghost text -partial comment -and a
tony wrote:
I have run into a number of problems as can been seen:
http://www.somersetspiess.co.uk/xmas.html
Tony
Might be a good idea to start by validating the markup. Compare your
page in IE/7 (and IE/6) to Opera.
I am working on a template for the redesign of my city's website. I'm using
Bill Brown's 'The Holier Grail' as the base css for the framework, and have
added one of Stu Nicholl's menus. It works beautifully in FF, but not in IE 7
(haven't tested 6 yet). I'm wondering if someone could point me
MJ Kewley wrote:
... I'm wondering if someone could point me to which one of the 170
or so IE 7 bugs I might be dealing with here:
http://dev.greatergreenville.com/csstesting/default3column.aspx
Stu Nicholl's menu isn't complete for IE7.
Add...
.globalmenu ul li {
position: relative;
}
Many thanks to Georg and David, who both pointed me in the right
direction!
Edward
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My background is mainly ASP.NET, where I've generally been writing the
C#, SQL and VB behind other people's designs. I've recently become more
interested in the design side using pure CSS and I'm trying to get a
simple version to work.
I've borrowed and hacked a style sheet from BlueRobot.
Edward Collier wrote:
http://www.btinternet.com/~edandmill/Shared/default.htm This is the
page based on the template below. As you can see, the text flows
behind the menu, which is ... ahem ... sub-optimal.
Element with ID=Content missing in template, so styles not applied.
Should be...
Edward Collier wrote:
That solves the problem of the text flowing UNDER the floating menu,
but when it reaches the bottom of the menu it doesn't widen out to
occupy the space below the menu
Change from absolute positioning to float, and trim the right margin on
#Content...
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Edward Collier wrote:
http://www.btinternet.com/~edandmill/Shared/default.htm This is the
page based on the template below. As you can see, the text flows
behind the menu, which is ... ahem ... sub-optimal.
Element with ID=Content missing in template, so
Georg wrote:
quote
Edward Collier wrote:
http://www.btinternet.com/~edandmill/Shared/default.htm This is the
page based on the template below. As you can see, the text flows
behind the menu, which is ... ahem ... sub-optimal.
Element with ID=Content missing in template, so styles not
Hi, my name's Tamara (Tam for short), and I'm new here...and new to css..
well, aside from the simple stuff you can do in Dreamweaver, that is. I look
forward to learning a lot from this group, it was recommended to me by Dawn.
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Tam
Tam,
Welcome to this listing group...
Do you use any tutorial ?
Hakan
http://dominor.com
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 4:54 PM, Tamara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, my name's Tamara (Tam for short), and I'm new here...and new to css..
well, aside from the simple stuff you can do in
to
learn more about coding the html file and css together.
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From: Hakan K
Date: 2/03/2008 9:10:34 AM
To: Tamara
Cc: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] newbie
Tam,
Welcome to this listing group...
Do you use any tutorial
Greetings both.
I recommend the tutorials over at HTMLDog.com http://www.htmldog.com.
Helped me brush up on CSS way back when I was getting into table-less
designs.
-Jack Timmons
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 4:10 PM, Hakan K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tam,
Welcome to this listing group...
Many thanks, Jack, have added this one to my bookmarks.
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---Original Message---
Greetings both.
I recommend the tutorials over at HTMLDog.com http://www.htmldog.com.
Helped me brush up on CSS way back when I was getting into table-less
designs.
-Jack Timmons
Thank you for allowing me to join your list today. I am a novice when it
comes to CSS, and am thankful that this list exists for people like me who
don't have a great deal of experience. My knowledge of CSS is limited,
especially if trying to code by hand, so I have the best luck modifying
~Deanna wrote:
[...]
http://rscott259.home.mchsi.com/test.html
I hope someone here has some idea of what is causing these images to
jump left (not all the images on the page do this, ie: the rotating
image above the thumbnails stays put). I hope someone knows how to
fix the affected
Thanks, Georg!
So, I did what you indicated. I went and removed all a:p from the style
sheet. Really messed with my layout. i added your short bit of code to the
top and it helped marginally. so, i am still at a loss. Demo page:
http://ajputnam.com.sky/discography
and one of the original
ah ha! that was my problem - I realize now the alignments/placements re in
relation to each other where before they were in relation to the outer edges
of the table. thank you!
I've done them all but still have one tiny problem that i cannot figure
out. the pages all look fine in Dreamweaver,
Greetings,
Have just joined this list and am looking for insight into a couple of
problems I am having. I have been building websites for years, but this is
my first attempt to use CSS heavily as a design/layout tool. Mostly, I have
been able to figure it out but have two problems that are just
AJ Putnam wrote:
http://ajputnam.com/sky/ontour
as you can see, the content table just sort of hangs over the lower
edge.
1: delete _all_ instances of 'position: absolute', or else you'll get
nowhere.
Absolute positioned elements are treated as if they do not take up any
space, so the
AJ Putnam wrote:
So, I did what you indicated. I went and removed all a:p from the
style sheet. Really messed with my layout. i added your short bit
of code to the top and it helped marginally. so, i am still at a
loss.
Delete that short bit of code now, as it was only for
Hello all,
I am in search of someone who knows more about this stuff than me.
I have one CSS button that I want to just simply copy and paste inside
this table with image buttons.
But I am not having much luck. Here's the code:
html
titleconner huff/title
style
#menuh-container
{
this works on mac, might need some checking for win and a little
editing to fit in right
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;
html
head
titleUntitled/title
meta name=generator content=BBEdit 8.7
style
http://www.yourwebdna.com/runyan/
The background graphic should be at the top and centered about 10pixels
down.
I don't understand why the whole thing gets pushed down the page just to
overlap the front div.
In the html you'd want to get rid of your #headingbackground div, and set
the
Greetings,
What I'd like to do is have a div that eventually is on a front layer that
displays a flash graphic transition. What's there now is a simple headhsot
graphic.
http://www.yourwebdna.com/runyan/
The background graphic should be at the top and centered about 10pixels
down.
I don't
Greetings,
What I'd like to do is have a div that eventually is on a front layer that
displays a flash graphic transition. What's there now is a simple headhsot
graphic.
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Dreamweaver, like other GUI web development environments, lies to you
about how your page looks - visitors don't browse the web with
Dreamweaver. Also, you will eventually find yourself in a situation
where there's a problem in your site
On Oct 20, 2007, at 11:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is Dreamweaver acceptable or am I better off (as a beginner) going
down
a different route ? and finally, the most asked question in the
world ... what resource to use to learn ?
Dreamweaver is a fine authoring environment. It lets you
Phil Tobias wrote:
On Oct 20, 2007, at 11:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is Dreamweaver acceptable or am I better off (as a beginner) going
down
a different route ? and finally, the most asked question in the
world ... what resource to use to learn ?
Dreamweaver is a fine authoring
Hi ... I am getting really confused now so maybe the knowledge here
can give me some much needed guidance. I am a broadcast designer
After effects /Photoshop etc and after recent redundancy feel that
web design is the way to go. I got an excellent training dvd from
Total Training and have
David Laakso wrote:
ROGER BURTON wrote:
Hi ... I am getting really confused now so maybe the knowledge here
can give me some much needed guidance. ..trimmed].
Regards Roger
Opinions abound and in the end I suppose we go with what works best for
us in any given situation.
Since I
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Hi ... I am getting really confused now so maybe the knowledge here
can give me some much needed guidance.
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Hello people
I am very new to this forum or indeed any forum so forgive any protocol
errors, I did read the list but unsure about some things.
I am fairly new to css, relied on Dreamweaver usually but after reading
lots of articles and visiting some great css sites (in particular css/edge
and
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Hello people
I am very new to this forum or indeed any forum so forgive any protocol
errors, I did read the list but unsure about some things.
I am fairly new to css, relied on Dreamweaver usually but after reading
lots of articles and visiting some great css sites
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Subject: [css-d] newbie help please
I want to convert! I re-wrote a table based site and
although both the html and css validates in w3 and despite it looking
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://fruvenu.com.au/index.htm
I have no idea how it looks on a Mac or a larger screen.
Looks pretty interesting on 1280, 1600, 2400 and 3800 wide
screens/browser-windows :-)
It spreads out in bits and pieces, since so many dimensions are relative
to window-width.
On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 09:58:26 am [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello people
I am very new to this forum or indeed any forum so forgive any protocol
errors, I did read the list but unsure about some things.
I am fairly new to css, relied on Dreamweaver usually but after reading
lots of articles and
Hey everyone. I'm new to the css-discuss community. Thanks for helping me
with these two super-simple newbie questions. I use DW8.
1. On this page http://adswebsite.net/yahoo-search-versus-google-adwords, on
the right column where it says More AdsWebsite Guides and below that, the
colored
1. On this page
http://adswebsite.net/yahoo-search-versus-google-adwords.html, on the right
column where it says More AdsWebsite Guides and below that, the colored
cells/rows are taller than I want. How can I keep them about the same height
as the text for each cell? On this page: html
Hi there. This is my first post, so please bear with me. I've been
forced to re-design my company's website. I thought everything was
looking ok (they don't care about how it validates, they wanted it NOW) so I
launched the site. I just love this place...
Could someone please be so kind to
From: Rebecca Wilczenski
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:29 AM
Hi there. This is my first post, so please bear with me. I've been
forced to re-design my company's website. I thought everything was
looking ok (they don't care about how it validates, they
wanted it NOW) so I
launched the
On 2/25/07, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beth Lee wrote:
http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/index.htm
Myself: I tend to reduce support for older versions after a few years,
*when* there are at least a couple of later (and hopefully improved)
versions of that particular browser
Beth Lee wrote:
[...] And now, thanks to you and the various articles I've read on
the Internet about the subject, I have a better idea about doctypes
and the serving of those doctypes.
That's good. Keep on studying.
http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/index.htm
[...] But there's extra space
Beth Lee wrote:
[...]
This test site page is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/index.htm
and the css is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/css/main.css
[...]
3. The three main boxes are not centered. Don't know why. What's the best
way to address that?
And help with these problems, or
On 2/18/07, ~davidLaakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beth Lee wrote:
This test site page is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/index.htm
and the css is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/css/main.css
In FF2, I'd like a little more room above the text in the quote div, but
if
I add even
Beth Lee wrote:
Thanks for the reply. It works beautifully. I wish I knew why. I looked at
margin-collapsing, but I couldn't figure which margins could be collapsing.
I thought the applicable divs all had 0 top and bottom margins.
What would be a more suitable doctype? A link to a good
Beth Lee wrote:
What would be a more suitable doctype? A link to a good explanation
would be helpful. (This is a web certification project, and the
course instructs us to use this doctype, so I'm not sure I can change
it on this website, but I'd like to know the pros and cons for the
Hi,
I'm still working on my first CSS website, and struggling with some very
simple CSS problems on a very simple web page ... I think.
This test site page is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/index.htm
and the css is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/css/main.css
In FF2, I'd like a little
Beth Lee wrote:
This test site page is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/index.htm
and the css is here: http://www.callibeth.com/dev2/css/main.css
In FF2, I'd like a little more room above the text in the quote div, but if
I add even 1px of top padding, the quote div height expands from
Hi Everyone,
I a new to this CSS learning thing so any tips to start would be great! I was
just wondering if you might be able to advise on best methods of checking
across all browsers - as i am on a PC with latest version of IE.
Cheers everyone and Happy New Year!
Andy
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Hi Everyone,
I a new to this CSS learning thing so any tips to start would be great! I
was just wondering if you might
On 1/4/07, Mandy Covington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm also fairly new to it all so welcome - nice to know other newbies. For
inspiration and learning the finer arts of css visit www.csszengarden.com.
For free browser checking I found http://browsershots.org brilliant which
I
On 12/4/06, Suzanne Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've just started teaching myself CSS over the last month or so. I've also
recently put up the website for the New York Cactus Succulent Society,
and I'm completely baffled by something. All the pages have a div with
the class
On 12/4/06, Suzanne Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've just started teaching myself CSS over the last month or so. I've also
recently put up the website for the New York Cactus Succulent Society,
and I'm completely baffled by something. All the pages have a div with
the class
David Hucklesby wrote:
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:57:40 -, Lee Bettridge wrote:
I am writing a small web app (for webTV) which will display a
crosshair image, which the user can move around the screen using the
remote control.
[...]
[snips]
Hi Lee,
Speaking for myself, I would say I am
There are some good browsers in the market now which run on IPTV boxes,
along with Microsoft's webTV browser.
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Sent: 14 November 2006 20:11
To: css-d
Subject: Re: [css-d] Newbie to CSS in need of some
Hi,
I am writing a small web app (for webTV) which will display a crosshair
image, which the user can move around the screen using the remote
control.
My question is one of the general approach to the css design.
I need a table of fixed size to hold the crosshair image, movement being
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:57:40 -, Lee Bettridge wrote:
I am writing a small web app (for webTV) which will display a
crosshair image, which the user can move around the screen using the
remote control.
[...]
My usual approach would be to simply write the table in html with an
image tag
On 14/11/2006 17:43, David Hucklesby wrote:
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:57:40 -, Lee Bettridge wrote:
I am writing a small web app (for webTV) which will display a
crosshair image, which the user can move around the screen using the
remote control.
[...]
Does TV support:
selector for
I have not visited css-d for a long time and I see that it is now on a new
message board. Where do I go to view the list messages?
I can see my account settings at
http://lists.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d
The PUBLIC link lists the lasts 40 messages with a date of 2005
Mark,
On Sep 25, 2006, at 11:19 PM, Mark J. Reed wrote:
On 9/25/06, bill scheider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've modified and used the form found on Stu Nichols site with
good results.
It can be found here:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/form.html
What I do need is two rectangles with
On 9/26/06, Roger Roelofs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somehow I missed the first message in this thread. If I missed the
point, let me know and I'll try again.
Thanks for your reply. Take a look at the sample page, which I linked
in that message you missed:
http://www.thereeds.org/css/test.html
Mark,
On Sep 26, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Mark J. Reed wrote:
On 9/26/06, Roger Roelofs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somehow I missed the first message in this thread. If I missed the
point, let me know and I'll try again.
Thanks for your reply. Take a look at the sample page, which I linked
in
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I've emailed you a sample file off-list
Looks great. Thanks!
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This is a really dumb question, but so far the solutions I've come up
with have felt more hackish than the original.
I have this form which I'm trying to clean up. Here's a minimal
version of the basic idea:
http://www.thereeds.org/css/test.html
The look is fine, if minimalist, but I dislike
This is a really dumb question, but so far the solutions I've come up
with have felt more hackish than the original.
I have this form which I'm trying to clean up. Here's a minimal
version of the basic idea:
http://www.thereeds.org/css/test.html
The look is fine, if minimalist, but I dislike
On 9/25/06, bill scheider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've modified and used the form found on Stu Nichols site with good results.
It can be found here:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/form.html
Thanks for the link! My question isn't really about styling forms,
though. I don't mind using a table
Sorry if this problem is perfectly obvious to most,
but it's a mystery to me.
I'm trying to get 3 vertical boxes floating horizontally,
and something in my code is not working right.
Looks fine in Dreamweaver (mostly hand-css, some DW edited
from other sources, not entirely cleaned up or sources
From: JC
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:28 AM
I'm trying to get 3 vertical boxes floating horizontally,
and something in my code is not working right.
The nav box on the left works fine. The highlights box on the
right works fine. The box in the middle sinks to the bottom--
not where
I've been working for about 2 days straight trying to get a fairly
straightforward alignment set up
(left navigation
top header that runs the width of the page starting after left nav
middle part of page (under header)
right side of page (narrow margin)
and footer)
Hi Anne: Are
I would like to know if someone can point me to
some sites that have a basic 3 column layout with header and footers
where I
can study the code? Thank you!
I missed the earlier part of this thread, but try the layout gala:
http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
If you want a better explanation
Bob,
I think that you need to absolutely position your content DIV to get
this behavior.
So if the content DIV is contained within the menu DIV (unlikely), then
you could set position: relative on the menu div and set position:
absolute; top: your offset value on the content DIV.
If the menu
Robert Tilley wrote:
My page has a horizontal menu bar at the top of the window. There is a
maximum depth to which the menus drop. I would like to have my div
id=content section positioned vertically below that depth, so that the
text is not covered when the menus drop.
Its a helpful
I've been working for about 2 days straight trying to get a fairly
straightforward alignment set up
(left navigation
top header that runs the width of the page starting after left nav
middle part of page (under header)
right side of page (narrow margin)
and footer)
I've learned a great deal and
Anne E. Shroeder wrote:
I've been working for about 2 days straight trying to get a fairly
straightforward alignment set up
(left navigation
top header that runs the width of the page starting after left nav
middle part of page (under header)
right side of page (narrow margin)
and footer)
Scott Swabey wrote:
Shirley Harshenin wrote:
I am working on a page that has both light and dark backgrounds
therefore need two different colors for links (dark color link for
light bg, light color link for dark bg). HOW do I code that? I've
tried creating a new style (in CSS) but the
Hi!
I am working on a page that has both light and dark backgrounds therefore need
two different colors for links (dark color link for light bg, light color link
for dark bg). HOW do I code that? I've tried creating a new style (in CSS) but
the main content style over-rides it. :(
I'm using
Shirley Harshenin wrote:
Hi!
I am working on a page that has both light and dark backgrounds
therefore need two different colors for links (dark color link for
light bg, light color link for dark bg). HOW do I code that? I've
tried creating a new style (in CSS) but the main content style
What you need to do here is make your CSS more specific.
You can do this by making a couple of new classes for each of these links.
Something like:
a .darkLink {color:some dark color;}
a .lightLink {color:some light color;}
Then in your HTML code:
a href=someplace.htm class=darkLinkdark
This relates to the sideNav tag [see code below]
While it's in the right position, just typing into it extends it passed the
width that's set.
Do I need a rule for the p to control that or could it be done with the box
alone ?
html:
body
div id=page
div id=mastheadContent for id fd Goes
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