Jan, sorry to have been so cryptic. If you've worked things out skip this.
By sizes I meant your images need units of measure as well. So it should
be height=200px. You've probably seen that in your validation attempt.
The p tag is probably not the actual error. That kind of error message
That brings up a question: Can images be sized on the web using
percent instead of pixels? If so, will it look like a percent of
the original image dimensions or would it be a percent of its
container as seen on the viewers browser?
AuntySpam, SLP Coordinator, pspug.org
I believe it is of the container in the same way that a pixel set of
dimensions fits the picture in.
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From: Brewnetty (AuntySpam) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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That brings up
Hello good people of WDVL, I am still working on my first table-less
css site, with usually okay results except for the usual confounding
problems.
I look for your expertise in this particular situation:
I just put together a page based on a layout i was given with a right
float to contain a
Matt,
Thought I would let you know that IE doesn't display drop-down (or side
out) menus using css. If you notice:
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
this demo does work in IE, but it doesn't have drop-down or even side out.
Opera should show it though, just like Mozilla
Yes, I use percentages 100% for the width (the logo is in a table) but
it doesn't work well for the height. I just recently changed my home
page so that when the screen is taken from 800x600 to 1024x768, the
width expands the logo and the bottom part (similar to logo) perfectly.
But looked
Drew
No, I didn't know that we have to now put units of measure for images.
My page validated without them, but I will definitely add the px to all
image code. Do you know where I can find out that images require units
of measures now. I know I can search through W3C, but am hoping that
you
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From: Jan Major [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: css problem
: Drew
: No, I didn't know that we have to now put units of measure for images.
: My page validated without them, but I will
I don't think images are required to have a height and width but it is best
practice to do so. Have you had to wait for a page then suddenly have it
pop or had the page shift around when the images finished loading? That's
because the browser either refused to guess the size of the images until
