Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
david wrote:
Looked at it in FF 3.0.4 on Linux with JS on. The first time I went
(with JS turned off) the About section was expanded. After I turned JS
on, the About section was collapsed, and clicking on About did NOTHING
beyond put a dotted horizontal line above and
Christopher R wrote:
Sorry, for the multiple threads I just want to get this solved. The
problem happens in FireFox 3.x, all you have to do is view the page
in IE7 then compare that to FF3 and IE6 and you'll see. Argh
Well, some of us don't have IE7 around to see what it's supposed to
From: Stephen Tang clowwizarder...@gmail.com
Yes, I am aware about enlarging the font. Unfortunately, the center
image is a fixed height and it didn't look good if the box became
vertically longer as the font size increased.
http://www.isadoratang.com/index.php
I'm kind of surprised at that
david wrote:
I did with a Ctrl-click on the Reload button.
Should do the trick -- and does at my end.
I don't know what prevented expected functionality at your end.
regards
Georg
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MEM wrote:
Ok. I have comment this two lines: Now it seems to work in FF.
/*height: 20em; */ /*width: 30em; */
If this is OK, I will try to understand the IE part now.
Height isn't needed but you'll need the width on #centered. Otherwise
you just get a container as wide as the viewport
MEM wrote:
I'm confused, what's going on on this code?
Simple logic, coded in jscript and expanded/explained here...
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_20.html#item3
...and there's a link to Microsoft's information on the subject in my
page...
Simple logic, coded in jscript and expanded/explained here...
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_20.html#item3
...and there's a link to Microsoft's information on the subject in my
page...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533024.aspx
Beyond that I don't want to reiterate stuff
MEM wrote:
Thanks for the IE8 info. I didn't know about that.
IE8 still supports IE-expressions in its two backwards compatibility
modes - emulating IE7 standard mode and IE5.5/6 quirks mode. No need to
hide them from IE8 in super-standard mode though, since it simply
ignores them then.
Most of
I would think this is fairly common, but I can neither find a solution or
figure one out :(. I just want 3 columns in my header like this (texts are
just examples):
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The difficult part is that I want these columns to
Scott Mueller wrote:
The difficult part is that I want these columns to NOT wrap as much
as possible, spread across the width of the browser window and have
equal amounts of whitespace between.
I know there's a display: table declaration, but I understand no IE
browsers pay attention to
On Sunday, March 22, 2009 7:38:22 pm Scott Mueller wrote:
I would think this is fairly common, but I can neither find a solution or
figure one out :(. I just want 3 columns in my header like this (texts are
just examples):
Login/SignupWe are the bestLanguages |
Hi Gunlaug, thank you for your quick response. Sounds like I'm best off
using a table for my layout as painful as that sounds after reading 3 books
properly explaining how wrong doing so is...
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun gunla...@c2i.net wrote:
Scott Mueller wrote:
The
In practice I'm dividing dimensions of body (equal to viewport) and the
centered element by 2, and subtract half of one from half of the
other to get the offset needed to get the vertical mid-point of the
element positioned in the vertical mid-point of viewport
yup, clear...
*if* (and only if)
Hi Tim, thanks for the response. The issue I have is I really don't want
the text to wrap. It either should only wrap if absolutely necessary (all
whitespace is consumed) or horizontal scrollbars should appear when
absolutely necessary. So it is the equal whitespace that I care about, not
equal
I see you put my desired source order, thanks! The only issue is the
spacing between the header parts needs to be equal (this is the most
important requirement).
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 6:14 PM, Mauricio (Maujor) Samy Silva
css.mau...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Scott,
As Gunlaug and Tim pointed out
the spacing between the header parts needs to be equal ..
It's possible to achieve ONLY if the header has a fixed width (not fluid as
showed in my approach).
Regards
Maurício
-Mensagem Original-
De: Scott Mueller
Para: Mauricio (Maujor) Samy Silva
Cc: Gunlaug Sørtun ;
Hi Scott,
As Gunlaug and Tim pointed out there are some issues for a solid solution
for the problem.
But, just for studies purposes have a look at a test case hosted at:
http://www.maujor.com/temp/css-d/fluid-header.html
May be you can find a more consistent solution.
Regards
Maurício Samy Silva
So this is what I'm about to use. It's not equal spacing between the 3
columns, but it decreases (or increases) proportionally. So text won't wrap
until absolutely necessary (all whitespace is consumed). Had to use tables
and couldn't use the source order I wanted either :(. Is there anything
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
david wrote:
I did with a Ctrl-click on the Reload button.
Should do the trick -- and does at my end.
I don't know what prevented expected functionality at your end.
Possibly the use of NoScript at my end. ;-)
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MEM wrote:
I want something really simple, like a little lettering on the center,
saying under construction with a logo, or hang on, for example, just to
have something there before a site get's done.
But well... now that I look at it, I actually don't need the centered div.:S
Only the
david wrote:
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
david wrote:
I did with a Ctrl-click on the Reload button.
Should do the trick -- and does at my end.
I don't know what prevented expected functionality at your end.
Possibly the use of NoScript at my end. ;-)
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