Title: Custom bullets not showing in IE
Hello all
Got an IE specific problem: Got a few custom bullets in lis that work (display) perfectly in FF, NN, Opera, but they dont shown in IE; IE 6 specifically.
What Ive done pretty much comes directly from Listorial so I cant see where Im going
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HI all
Well, I've been a lurker more than usual for the past few months; sending
vague questions once in a while. It's finally time to pull the covers off
our site.
We launched Yahoo! Tech this morning. The immediate talk is about some of
the Web 2.0 aspects. But underneath, we've tried really
Ted,
Site looks great! Nice and graphical. I did notice some quirkyness in
the Today's Top Features banner on the homepage. If you roll over
the text in one of the panes onto the image (like rolling onto the pic
of the dad with his kids after rolling onto Is Microsoft Your Only
Option?) and rest
Hi Matt
That was a bug that popped up in the last two weeks and we just didn't find
a cure fast enough. Think of it as an entertaining interlude. We're working
on that.
My pride and joy is the comparison tables. I'll be posting something soon
about them.
Yes! Those are strong. I love the Show Less/More toggle. I usually
feel that too much information is given on those product detail pages,
and it's nice to be able to hide them. It does look like the more
div is containing a table that's a bit too wide, clipping the content
on the right column in
Hi Stephen,
this transparency trick uses image dimensions similar to the method that
Bent had proposed but this
works with css bacgrounds instead of html images. just what i was looking
for -
thanks
kvnmcwebn
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-Original Message-
From: Ted Drake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 12:17 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] launch of site: Yahoo! Tech
So, take some time to look at the site: http://tech.yahoo.com . I know
there
are still some validation errors,
Hi
I wish I could say that we had a strong type strategy. It has shifted a few
times. I removed a legacy font style sheet a month or so ago and favored
setting a default size in the global style sheet. We then use percentages in
various specific styles to bring the sizes towards the visual design.
On 06/05/01 13:16 (GMT-0400) Ted Drake apparently typed:
Well, I've been a lurker more than usual for the past few months; sending
vague questions once in a while. It's finally time to pull the covers off
our site.
So, take some time to look at the site: http://tech.yahoo.com . I know there
At 02:56 PM 5/1/2006, CK wrote:
At the following URI the navigation is in an unusual place, the
footer. Does this pose an issue, as the text will be tamed,
keeping the design above the fold. Also, the naming convention in
the CSS, could it be more succinct?
On May 1, 2006, at 5:09 PM, Paul Novitski wrote:
At 02:56 PM 5/1/2006, CK wrote:
At the following URI the navigation is in an unusual place, the
footer. Does this pose an issue, as the text will be tamed,
keeping the design above the fold. Also, the naming convention
in the CSS, could it
Hi,I've a little stumped why the (2) p elements are behaving as if inline, meaning no line break between the (2) elements in the UA.http://working.bushidodeep.com/spring_2006/index_footerNav.phpCK
On 02/05/06, CK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've
a little stumped why the (2) p elements are behaving as if
inline, meaning no line break between the (2) elements in the UA.
Hi,
They aren't actually behaving as inline elements - if they were,
then 'When approaching...' would be on the same line
The two p elements are display:block when I look at them. If you are
referring to the lack of margin/padding, that is caused by the first
declaration in your stylesheet:
html *{margin: 0; padding: 0;}
adding p {margin:1em 0;} would fix that.
-Andrew
On 5/2/06, CK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Depends on your audience. Some people will think there is no nav
because they'll glance at the places they expect to find it and not
look further. Users can be very lazy. Perhaps if you made the links
more prominent they would be harder to miss. More 'button' like for
example.
-Pete
On 5/2/06,
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